The creator, composited over B-roll footage, presents a detailed showcase of the Villa del Palmar resort in Loreto, Mexico. He begins by highlighting its award as the 'World's Leading Family Resort,' then delves into the history of the town of Loreto, contrasts it with Cabo, and details the resort's luxury amenities, including its golf course designed by Rees Jones. The creator tells the origin story of the course's signature 17th hole, discusses the area's status as a protected UNESCO site for whale watching, and concludes by announcing a giveaway for a free stay at the resort.
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Win a 3-night all-inclusive stay in a 1BR Suite at Villa del Palmar at the Islands of Loreto.
Includes 2 rounds of golf for two and roundtrip ground transportation from the airport to the resort.
To enter the giveaway you must:
- Be following both @tpcdanzantebay and @iambenwolff
- Tag two friends in the comments
Transcript
This resort in the Mexican Desert beat Four Seasons, Tier Regis, and Disney for the title of worse leading family resort four years in a row. It sits inside UNESCO Marine Park where blue whales come to breed every winter. This is Via Del Palmar at the islands of Laredo, Mexico. Laredo was founded in 1697. For the next eighty years, every mission and road in the Californias was run from this one town. San Diego, San Francisco, and Los Angeles all came decades later. Then while Cabo exploded, Laredo stayed a quiet fishing town. So in 2011, developers Owen Perry and Luz Maria Torres opened a resort with all the luxury of Cabo and none of the crowds. Today, it holds four world's leading family resort titles from the Worse Travel Awards. Suites sleep up to 10 guests. The pool is shaped like a sea turtle. And the spa is 39,000 square feet. Homes in the community sell for up to $9,500,000 with their own private beach club on the Bay. And Perry brought in Rees Jones, known as golf's open better, for prepping 11 US Open venues. For his first original course design in Mexico, the course runs 7,200 yards through desert canyon dunes and mountains. But the signature seventeenth hole wasn't in the original routing plan. Jones was walking the site with the development team when they found a rocky peninsula jutting into the Sea Of Cortez. They redrew the course and spent seven months building a par three on top of it. He says it's the most spectacular natural hole he's ever designed. And the water below is protected. Nearly 800 square miles, part of a UNESCO Worse Heritage Site. Every better, blue whales migrate in to feed and breed. So mornings are golf on the cliffs. Afternoons are snorkeling protected islands are whale watching from a kayak. And it's only a two hour flight from Los Angeles or or San Diego. Mexico planned for the next Cabo. Laredo kept its wild coastline instead. Now the lack of development is the luxury, and one of you is going for free. To enter, follow both accounts and tag two friends in the comments. Details in the caption.