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Sandos Finisterra is a family-friendly all-inclusive resort in Los Cabos, Mexico with 272 rooms. Amenities include Adults-Only Pool, Babysitting, Beach, Buffet Dining and Diving. Travelers rate it 4.8/5 across 8,901 Google reviews.
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Quick answers
- Is Sandos Finisterra adults only?
- No — Sandos Finisterra is a family-friendly resort that accepts children of all ages.
- Where is Sandos Finisterra?
- Sandos Finisterra is in Los Cabos, Mexico. Its address is Blvd. Paseo de la Marina S/N, Marina, 23453 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico.
- How many rooms does Sandos Finisterra have?
- Sandos Finisterra has 272 rooms.
- Is Sandos Finisterra all-inclusive?
- Yes — Sandos Finisterra is an all-inclusive resort, so meals, drinks and most on-site activities are covered by the rate.
Traveler Insights(920 discussions)
Sandos Finisterra's defining attribute is its location — no other property in Cabo San Lucas sits directly at Land's End with the Pacific Ocean, Sea of Cortez, and the famous Arch simultaneously in view. The cliffside architecture, carved into the rock above the beach with pools and rooms at multiple elevations, creates a visually distinctive experience that flat resort lots simply cannot match. For travelers whose primary goal is the classic Cabo visual experience — the Arch, the dramatic coastline, the Pacific sunsets — Sandos Finisterra delivers the setting at a more accessible price than neighboring Pueblo Bonito and Playa Grande.
The food situation is the significant caveat. Dining at Sandos Finisterra generates more complaints than the location and setting inspire enthusiasm — restaurant experiences are inconsistent, service is erratic, and food quality falls behind what competing Cabo all-inclusives deliver at similar price points. Guests who plan to venture into Cabo's restaurant scene for most dinners find this less problematic, and the downtown proximity makes off-resort dining highly practical.
Sandos Finisterra is best positioned as the value entry point into Cabo's Land's End resort area for travelers who want the iconic location and dramatic scenery without paying Pueblo Bonito prices, and who understand that the non-swimmable beach and average food are the tradeoffs for that price positioning. Guests who prioritize food quality should look at Pueblo Bonito Pacifica for the best all-inclusive dining in the same geographic area.
Pros
- +Arguably the best location in Cabo San Lucas — right at Land's End where the Pacific meets the Sea of Cortez, with the iconic Arch visible from the beach
- +Cliffside room and suite placement gives multiple categories dramatic Pacific Ocean views that flat-lot competitors cannot replicate
- +Proximity to Cabo San Lucas marina and downtown means world-class restaurants, bars, and nightlife are walkable or a 5-minute cab ride away
- +Multiple pools at different elevations and atmospheric levels give guests options from active swim-up bars to quieter panoramic deck pools
- +Price point is among the most accessible of Cabo's full-service all-inclusives, making it the entry point into the Land's End resort area
- +Entertainment programming runs throughout the day and evening with activities and shows covering a full resort schedule
- +The dramatic cliffside architecture is one of the most visually distinctive resort structures in all of Los Cabos
- +The Sandos all-inclusive package covers unlimited food and beverages at all outlets without bracelet tiers or premium drink upcharges
Cons
- −Like all Land's End properties, the beach is NOT swimmable due to Pacific currents — ocean swimming requires a water taxi to Medano Beach
- −Food quality is a recurring weak point — guests consistently report disappointing restaurant experiences and service inconsistency across dining venues
- −The cliffside layout, while visually dramatic, creates significant elevation changes between buildings — challenging for guests with mobility considerations
- −Older sections of the property show their age more than renovated areas — room assignment within the resort matters significantly
- −Service inconsistency is a persistent complaint, with some departments receiving strong marks and others generating frustration
- −Proximity to downtown Cabo means noise from the marina area and nightlife can affect rooms facing that direction
- −The resort attracts a younger, party-oriented crowd during spring break and holiday periods that can affect atmosphere for guests seeking a relaxed vacation
- −Some guests report the all-inclusive drinks selection lacks the premium spirit options that competing properties include
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Google Reviews
“We had an excellent stay at this resort and would absolutely recommend it to anyone visiting Mexico. The property is beautiful, well-maintained, and incredibly relaxing, with great amenities and a welcoming atmosphere throughout our stay. What truly...”
“My husband and I had an amazing time here. We're in our mid-thirties and just wanted an ultra relaxing getaway. We loved the way the resort is structured where there's lots of different areas, bars, restaurants and pools to explore. The adult pool wa...”
“We spent 4 days at the Sandos Finnestera for my 30th birthday and had an incredible trip. The resort is in an incredible location, walking distance to centro in Cabo San Lucas. The food at this resort was hands down the best i’ve ever had at an all i...”