Serendipity is a spacious hacienda – style bed and breakfast with the intimate feel of a private home or villa perfect for quiet vacations, honeymoons, or weekend get-a-ways, yet spacious enough to provide rooms and common areas for family reunions or small gatherings. Located on 10 acres of land on the Pacific Ocean, we provide lush natural beauty, a tranquil ocean setting, and traditional Mexican hospitality and ambiance for your next vacation.

A short 2 km drive from town, Serendipity offers equal access to the hustle and bustle of Pueblo life and the more open, natural areas surrounding Todos Santos. Outdoor enthusiasts will find an abundance of opportunities for hiking, mountain exploration, surfing, fishing, turtle releases, whale watching, day trips to swim with whale sharks, horseback riding or just sitting on the beach watching incredible sunsets. We work with a number of service providers to make a variety of individual and family activities available to you.

it is not surprising that many visitors who take the time to explore todos santos and its surrounding areas return many times and become part of our serendipity family.

Nearby Activities

• Restaurants
• Running/Jogging
• Swimming
• Bird Watching
• Beach
• Writing

At the top of the next hill, you will see a large house on the right with a high rock wall around it and a high concrete wall on the left side of the road. Just past this house, there is a telephone pole with a small Serendipity sign on the right. Directly across from the telephone pole is a very small road on the left with a blue and white sign that says “Camino del Cielo” – it is hidden due to the newly built concrete wall, and other construction on the other corner, so look carefully. Turn left here. You are now off the pavement. Go down this road past a couple of buildings. Go slightly left at the palm trees (Las Brisas del Pacifico) and pass Villa Cantamar road on the right. At the bottom of the hill, you will see a bluish house with a curved front to your left (with more construction) and, on the right, a post with wooden road signs that say Calle Las Liebres and Serendipity. Turn right here, go about a block to a large metal gate and small entrance sign that says “Serendipity”.…that’s us! You will see a 2-story building with Palapa roof on the top of the hill. We recently installed an electric gate, so you will have to push the green “Open” button on the left gate pillar to enter. The gates will automatically close after you pass through. Proceed through the gate and up the little hill to our front parking area. Our 2 dogs may come running out barking (they are our doorbell), but they are harmless. If you don’t see anyone around when you come through the front entrance, just ring the bell to the right of the tall front door and I should hear you or you can come in and call out.