Puerto Paraíso

About

Puerto Paraíso (literally Paradise Port) is a mall in Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, Mexico. It is also known as Puerto Paraíso Entertainment Complex, Puerto Paraíso Mall, and Plaza Puerto Paraíso. Opened in late 2001, Puerto Paraíso was developed by Ramon Marcos and constructed by the Mexico City-based real estate developer Grupo Frel. The mall's architecture blends traditional Mexican colonial style with modern features, including fountains, waterfalls, and sculptures. It is next to the marina and the Luxury Avenue shopping mall and is situated between Plaza Bonita Mall and Marina Fiesta Resort. Spanning 12 acres (4.9 ha; 49,000 m2), the three-storey mall had 126 stores in 2008.

Puerto Paraíso's target customer base is people with upscale preferences. It has entertainment venues including a video arcade, a bowling alley, and a Cinemex cinema, which serves as one of the venues for the yearly Los Cabos International Film Festival. Its dining options include a food court and a Ruth's Chris Steak House. It houses numerous retail options including both Western and Mexican brands. Chedraui Selecto, a supermarket, and the Liverpool department store opened branches in the mall. Visitors interested in arts and crafts can visit galleries showcasing works from local Mexican artists.