One&Only Palmilla, Cabo’s ultra-romantic resort, is celebrating Valentine’s weekend with a lineup of swoon-worthy experiences for lovebirds.
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Bahia Courtyard
Private Celebrations
For the ultimate culinary experience, book one of the resort’s many private celebrations. Offered Feb. 14-16, guests can choose from a variety of exclusive venues including the Chapel, a private sanctuary hidden within the resort; the chef-cultivated Herb Garden, featuring vividly colored flowers and herbaceous scents; the Bahia Courtyard, a French-inspired setting; a floating beach bed, with a Roaring Twenties era celebration and Italian-inspired menu; Vista Point, a celestial-themed evening with an expert astronomer on hand; Punta Ballena, an elevated picnic-style evening; and a romantic experience en-suite with a transformed terrace.
All experiences feature live music and a five-course menu (except Punta Ballena, which features a three-course menu).
Restaurant Culinary Experiences
The resort’s dining outlets are each offering special events for couples as well. SEARED, Suviche and Breeze are all serving up five-course menus Feb. 14-16. Agua will offer two different experiences on Feb. 14 only. Choose from a chef-driven menu or a friends and family-style dining event, each complete with live entertainment, a pearl bracelet gift and a beautiful setting at the most exclusive outdoor tables.
Even libations will honor love with each outlet featuring seasonal creations created by the resort’s expert mixologists offered Feb. 14-16. For an exotic treat, try the Unique Piece, a cocktail designed for two featuring Japanese sake and porthole tea infusion, served at Seared, Suviche and One&Only Lounge.
The resort’s KidsOnly Club will offer extended hours Feb. 14-16 until 9 p.m. so parent can fully enjoy a romantic date night.
For reservations for the private and restaurant events, contact 624.146.7000 or dining@oneandonlypalmilla.com. For more information on Valentine’s Day events and to see menus, click here.
Feature Photo: Floating Beach Beds