Winter beach getaways with year-round appeal
Trade snow for salt air with winter beach getaways in Cabo, Kiawah Island, and San Diego. Each coastline offers a distinct rhythm in the cooler months, from warm Baja sunshine to quiet Atlantic sands and Southern California’s effortless energy. This is the season to reset your routine, lean into golf, coastal walks, whale watching or surf sessions, and enjoy long, unhurried evenings at your home by the water. If you find yourself returning each year for winter beach vacations, Pacaso co-ownership makes it easy to enjoy that lifestyle on your terms.Cabo San Lucas pairs sunshine with outdoor adventure
Cabo’s winter is made for ocean days and desert views. Mornings can mean tee times, glassy sea paddles or a captain-led outing to spot migrating whales. Afternoons shift to art walks, farm-to-table dining and golden-hour strolls along swimmable coves. As a base, Casa Bella brings indoor and outdoor living together, with an expansive lounge, pool and spa that set the scene for easy winter evenings with friends.- Start with a sunrise stretch and coffee on the terrace, then head out for a coastal hike or stand-up paddle session.
- Break for a long lunch and a gallery stroll, then book a tee time for late afternoon.
- End the day with a private chef tasting or seaside dinner, followed by stargazing by the pool.
Kiawah Island balances quiet beaches and championship golf
Winter on Kiawah means wide, uncrowded beaches and prime tee times. The island is home to five championship golf courses, including the famed Ocean Course, so you can play at a high level and still have time for bike paths through maritime forest and sunset walks on firm sand. For an oceanfront vantage point, Shipwatch offers a bright sunroom and sweeping Atlantic views that are especially calming in the cooler months.- Walk or bike the shoreline when the beach is quieter and the air is crisp.
- Schedule golf in the late morning, then wind down with oysters and a coastal drive.
- Spot wildlife in the marshlands before dinner, then read by the fire back at your home.
San Diego brings mild days and coastal energy
San Diego’s winter is made for outdoor living. Surf breaks in La Jolla and Encinitas roll all season, Torrey Pines offers scenic cliffside hikes and the dining scene hums without peak-season crunch. For oceanfront gatherings, Neptune Bluffs features a limestone-tiled terrace and fire pit that make cool coastal nights feel effortless, with glass doors that open the living spaces to Pacific views.- Grab coffee and stroll the beach path at sunrise.
- Book a surf lesson or explore tide pools at low tide.
- Hike Torrey Pines, then dine by the water and close the night by the fire pit.