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Where to stay in San Felipe?




1. San Felipe Beach Hotel
San Felipe Beach Hotel



2. Stella del Mar
Stella del Mar



3. Las Palmas Hotel
Las Palmas Hotel



4. Hotel Marea Baja
Hotel Marea Baja



5. Seaside Hotel & Victor's RV Park
Seaside Hotel & Victor's RV Park



6. Hotel El Cortez by TFE Travel
Hotel El Cortez by TFE Travel



7. San Felipe Marina Condohotel
San Felipe Marina Condohotel



8. La Hacienda de la Langosta Roja
La Hacienda de la Langosta Roja



9. San Felipe Place To Stay B&B
San Felipe Place To Stay B&BYou can also stay at family-friendly hotels in San Felipe
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Our prices for hotels in San Felipe are cheapest in February
Top neighborhoods in San Felipe

El Dorado Ranch
El Dorado Ranch feels like a peaceful desert escape where the rugged Baja landscape meets the sparkling Sea of Cortez. This residential vacation community offers direct beach access at Playa Las Almejas, with calm waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Golf enthusiasts can tee off on the 18-hole course while nature lovers explore the nearby Alto Golfo de California Biosphere Reserve. The community features spacious vacation homes and condos with private patios and pools instead of traditional hotels. You'll need a rental car to reach San Felipe town just 15 minutes away for dining and shopping. Most residents cook at home or join community BBQs, enjoying spectacular sunsets and stargazing in the quiet evenings.

Los Arcos
Los Arcos wraps you in the simple joys of beachfront living with its iconic malecón boardwalk where fishing boats bob against the blue Sea of Cortez. Grab a fresh shrimp taco from a waterfront vendor while pelicans dive nearby for their own seafood lunch. The protected waters make for perfect swimming spots, and the desert-meets-sea landscape creates dramatic sunset views worth staying up for. The neighborhood offers plenty of budget-friendly places to crash, from small beachfront hotels to vacation rentals with kitchenettes. Most restaurants serve seafood under casual palapas with sand between your toes. Getting around is easiest with a car, though the waterfront area itself is wonderfully walkable.


Primera Sección
Primera Sección is San Felipe's beachfront paradise where the Sea of Cortez meets golden sand. The bustling Malecón boardwalk offers killer ocean views while you stroll past palm trees and colorful beach bars. Dive into water sports, catch some rays at Playa San Felipe, or watch pelicans dive for their lunch against a backdrop of stunning sunsets. Fresh seafood dominates the restaurant scene with everything from cheap fish tacos to fancy waterfront dining. Hotels range from budget-friendly spots to luxury resorts right on the beach. Getting around is easy—just park your rental car and explore the compact waterfront area on foot.

Verdugo
Verdugo gives beachgoers that perfect mix of sandy shores and low-key vibes along the Sea of Cortez. Playa San Felipe and South Beach invite you to wiggle your toes in the sand. The neighborhood keeps things chill with modest beachfront properties where you can watch fishing boats bob in the distance. Fresh seafood awaits at casual beachfront palapas where shrimp tacos and cold beer hit just right. Most visitors stay in budget-friendly rentals or RV parks with rates that won't make your wallet cry. Getting around means bringing a car or grabbing taxis from San Felipe's center just 15 minutes away.

Segunda Sección
Segunda Sección's beachfront paradise delivers the classic Sea of Cortez experience without breaking the bank. Stroll the palm-lined Malecón promenade where fishing boats bob offshore and colorful palapas serve up fresh fish tacos. Beach lovers can spend sun-soaked days at Playa San Felipe or South Beach, while the lighthouse offers a perfect sunset-watching spot. Budget-friendly hotels and vacation rentals line the waterfront, most with simple amenities and killer ocean views. Getting around is easiest with your own vehicle, especially if you're driving down from Arizona or California. The laid-back vibe and affordable seafood restaurants make this coastal gem perfect for travelers seeking authentic Mexican beach time.
Top landmarks in San Felipe

Playa San Felipe

Valle De los Gigantes
Playa San Felipe
Malecón San Felipe
San Felipe Marina
San Felipe Lighthouse
Playa Las Almejas
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Venture beyond the ordinary on San Felipe's pristine beaches, where the Sea of Cortez offers waters so calm they seem custom-made for floating. The Malecón buzzes with locals selling fresh seafood caught hours earlier. At Valle De los Gigantes, ancient cardón cacti tower like silent sentinels, some over 2,000 years old. February brings the spectacle of the San Felipe 250 desert race, transforming this peaceful fishing town into an adrenaline-fueled playground. Fishing charters depart daily from the marina, captains promising encounters with dorado and yellowtail. For sunset, climb the old lighthouse hill where the desert dramatically meets the sea. Come weekdays to experience the authentic town that 17,000 residents call home, before weekend visitors arrive from across the border.
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La Hacienda de la Langosta Roja
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Frequently Asked Questions
What accommodations do travelers recommend in San Felipe?
Guests like Las Palmas Hotel, Stella del Mar and San Felipe Marina Condohotel.
Where can I find free parking with my stay in San Felipe?
Casa Club offers the perk of free parking.
Can I book a refundable accommodation in San Felipe?
If you need the flexibility to change your plans to San Felipe, most properties offer refundable* bookable rates. You can see these properties by searching our site and using the "fully refundable" filter to narrow down the results.
Where should I stay in San Felipe if I want a budget-friendly accommodation?
A few inexpensive options worth considering are San Felipe Marina Condohotel, Seaside Hotel & Victor's RV Park and Hotel Marea Baja.
Where can I stay in San Felipe if I want a vacation rental instead of a traditional hotel?
If you want a good alternative to a hotel, browse our selection of 144 vacation homes. In addition, there are 24 apartments and 70 condos.
What will the weather in San Felipe be like during my vacation?
August and July are typically the warmest months in San Felipe when the average temp is 87°F. January and December are the coldest months when the average temperature is 62°F. September and October are the months with the most rain.
Why should I book my San Felipe hotel through Hotels.com?
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