Casa Ocho

Tucked between the Pacific Ocean and the golden mountains of Baja California, the topography of Guadalupe creates a small pocket of Mediterranean microclimate on the Mexican coast. The region is home to a flourishing community of winemakers, among them: Casa Ocho in Valle de Guadalupe, one of the leading wine resorts in Mexico.

Styled in a rustic chic aesthetic that fits perfectly with its surroundings, this boutique resort comprises just eight uniquely decorated rooms. While the interiors vary, the details, including panoramic vineyard views through expansive, floor-to-ceiling windows, private patios, wood burning fireplaces and jacuzzis, are executed to the highest standard throughout.

The overall effect is one of tranquil ambience, designed for days spent sampling the finest Mexican wines, and nights filled with stargazing and fireside chats. It sits within the grounds of the luxury Bruma Wine Resort, where you can experience the traditions of Mexican wine making. The process here is led by the land – unhurried and pared back, the grapes are left to mature at their own pace, and the distinct character of the land shines through. 

Follow a wine tasting and tour with a meal at Fauna, a fine dining restaurant that consistently features on Latin America’s 50 Best Restaurants list. Meanwhile, Mercado Bruma serves up equally celebrated pastries for breakfast, the perfect fuel for a day of exploring the valley on horseback, or hiking through the canyons.