Solaz Luxury Collection Resort Airport Transfer | From $92 USD

Solaz sits in Cabo Real, the mid-section of the Tourist Corridor, on Highway 1 roughly 28-33 km from Los Cabos International Airport (SJD) — the same distance band the Tourist Corridor hub page groups with Le Blanc Spa Resort and Dreams Los Cabos. Off-peak, expect a 28-35 minute ride. During peak afternoon arrivals (12:00-4:00 pm) in high season (Dec-Apr), traffic through San José del Cabo and the corridor can add 10-15 minutes, stretching the ride to 38-50 minutes. Your driver tracks your flight in real time and adjusts pickup timing around it.

• Private vehicle — no shared stops, no waiting for other travelers.
• English-speaking driver in white-shirt embroidered uniform.
• Flight tracking — your driver adjusts the pickup time if you are delayed.
• Bottled water and child seats on request for families (note it in the booking).
• Tolls, taxes, and a meet-and-greet at Shaded Area #3 outside SJD arrivals.
• Direct drop-off at the Solaz main entrance in Cabo Real.

Solaz mixes couples on a beach getaway with multi-generational families booking rooms with plunge pools or the four-bedroom Villa Solaz — so party sizes vary widely. Three vehicle categories cover every group headed to the resort. All-inclusive pricing — what you see at checkout is what you pay.

A shared shuttle from a third-party operator can look cheaper per person, but it is not a service we run ourselves — we only offer private vehicles. Third-party shuttles typically make several stops at other corridor resorts before reaching Solaz, which can turn a 28-35 minute direct drive into 55-85 minutes with a full van. An airport taxi lands close to our $92 flat rate on a good day, but the fare is not fixed in advance, it is cash-only, and there is no flight-delay coverage if your arrival slips.

From SJD, the route follows Highway 1 south through San José del Cabo before reaching the Cabo Real section of the Tourist Corridor and the Solaz entrance at KM 18.5. Your driver has your name and vehicle details on file before you land, holding a board with our logo and your name at Shaded Area #3. From the resort entrance, valet and bell staff take over for check-in.

Solaz, a Luxury Collection Resort sits on a Sea of Cortez beachfront in Cabo Real, its 145 rooms and suites built around contemporary architecture that blends quarry stone, granite, marble, and wood along cascading terraces facing the ocean — a design nodding to the Baja desert landscape and the peninsula's indigenous culture, per Forbes Travel Guide. The property runs four restaurants and three bars, plus five swimming pools, including two roughly 1,164-foot infinity pools and a dedicated kids' pool. The 10,000-square-foot Ojo de Liebre Spa & Talasso adds ten treatment rooms. Original artwork by Mexican artist César López Negrete is displayed throughout, and El Gabinete del Barco — an indigenous-art gallery on site — houses a 43-foot whale skeleton among its regional artifacts. Some suites include private plunge pools, and the largest accommodation, the four-bedroom Villa Solaz, is built for multi-room family groups.

Solaz sits inside Cabo Real, the same mid-corridor stretch of Highway 1 that also holds Casa del Mar Golf Resort & Spa — a useful landmark if your driver needs a reference point beyond the hotel name. If your confirmation email lists a different Cabo Real or Tourist Corridor property, double-check the exact resort name before booking; several corridor addresses look similar at a glance but sit at different kilometer markers with different drive times from SJD.

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