The outdoor kitchen at Casa Mango is the undeniable heart and soul of the house, where the rhythms of the day naturally flow and everyone gathers to connect. Mornings tend to be quiet and personal, with each person making their own breakfast while savoring the peace of the early hours. Lunch often becomes a shared affair, with casual dishes that bring people together in the middle of the day, but dinner is when the kitchen truly comes alive—unless, of course, we decide to venture out on the town. The shared preparation of meals, from chopping fresh ingredients to cleaning up together, is infused with laughter, music, and meaningful conversation, making every evening a celebration of togetherness.
Beyond meals, the outdoor kitchen becomes a hub for deepening connections and sparking creativity. We share the costs of food and the joy of cooking, balancing simplicity with flavor, often whipping up light fare like tacos or popcorn. Around the kitchen table, books are read and discussed, ideas are exchanged, and board games or card games often make their appearance. The space encourages storytelling, where we reflect on personal journeys or passionately dive into brainstorming how to make the world a better place for everyone. With the refrigerator near the Palapa offering extra storage, the kitchen is always stocked and ready for whatever the day calls for, blending practicality with the warmth of shared experiences.
Life around the outdoor kitchen is intentionally simpler and slower, giving us the space to enjoy what really matters: good food, good company, and meaningful connection. Meals here aren’t just about eating—they’re about nurturing our web of support, one shared bite at a time. The kitchen reminds us that living simply doesn’t mean sacrificing joy; it’s about savoring the small, beautiful moments that make life rich and full.
Yes and it works!
Yes, Casa Mango has a washing machine and dryer.
Casa Mango is an hour and a half north of the San Jose del Cabo airport and and one hour south of the La Paz airport.
Hotel California is about a 10 minute drive, OR it takes about 15 - 18 minutes to walk there.
While having a car makes things “faster”, cars are also expensive. Yes, many guests rent a car from Cabo. And, yes, other guests take the bus from San Jose del Cabo to Todos Santos, and either walk here, or take a taxi.
Eco Baja Tours has shuttle service from both the Los Cabos and La Paz airports to Todos Santos. This must be arranged in advance of your trip. Another, more affordable option is AutoTransporte Aguila y Aguila Real. You can take an airport shuttle from the San Jose Del Cabo airport to the bus station in central San Jose del Cabo.
Yes, there is a dirt down that takes you to the beach. It is about a 4 minute stroll. There you’ll find a wide, beautiful, and white sand beach.
La Cachora beach, which is a 4 minute walk away, unfortunately, is NOT a swimming, kayaking, nor surfing beach. It is beautiful, wide, sandy, and free. Yes, to taking long walk, a morning or evening run, looking at the turtle nesting areas. But, the currents are strong, and the Pacific Ocean waves break heavy on the beach. None of the beaches in our area are safe for swimming. But, a short 15 minute drive south of town, you’ll find Cerritos Beach. (At km 64. There’s a swimming beach there, with restaurant and rentals.
More and more places take credit cards. There are 2 banks in town both with ATM machines. The Hotel California also has an ATM machine. Most places also take US currency as well as the peso. If you want to exchange US currency at the bank for pesos, remember to bring your passport. They’ll need for exchanging money.
I’ve stayed in many places, but nowhere compares to Casa Mango. The soft rustle of palm fronds overhead and the distant sound of waves lull you to sleep like a natural lullaby. I woke up refreshed, energized, and ready to embrace the simple joys of life. It’s not just a place to stay—it’s a reset for your soul.
Casa Mango feels like living in a botanical garden. The scent of blooming flowers drifts through the air, and the trees offer up their treasures—fresh bananas and mangos, right from the branches. Every step here feels like an invitation to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with nature.
This is glamping at its finest! The palapa-style living spaces combine rustic charm with thoughtful comforts. Sitting around the campfire at night, sipping the famous Casa Mango coffee as stars light up the sky, is an experience I’ll never forget. It’s a perfect blend of luxury and nature.
Who knew paradise could be this affordable? Casa Mango offers everything—proximity to the beach, tranquility, and charm—at a price that’s almost too good to be true. It’s the ultimate place to unwind, read that book you’ve been meaning to finish, or just savor the ease of life.
A morning walk to the beach, picking fruit straight from the trees, and then relaxing with a cup of their famous coffee—this is the dream. Casa Mango is a retreat where you can live in harmony with the rhythms of nature and truly enjoy the simplicity of life.
Casa Mango is pure magic. The tranquility of the surroundings and the seamless connection to nature make it the ultimate relaxation spot. Whether you’re lounging with a book under the palapa or enjoying the scent of flowers wafting through the air, every moment here feels like a blessing. I can’t wait to return!
Casa Mango is not a place for strangers; it is a sanctuary reserved for PHamily and PHriends, a home where we intentionally nurture and thicken our shared web of support. We believe this space is amazing just as it is—full of character, simplicity, and charm—and we feel no need for anyone to “improve” it, “fix” it, or point out its supposed flaws. This is not a resort, nor do we aspire for it to be; Casa Mango is a home, a place where those who fit here can simply be, appreciating its unique rhythm and beauty. It’s a space where connection thrives, and as we say, Mi Casa es Su Casa. Bienvenido! Download the images, color your world, and embrace the spirit of Casa Mango.
