When the Greene family arrived in Los Cabos in the mid-1990s, they weren’t looking for luxury—they were looking for space, sunlight, and a simpler, more connected way of life. Like the castaways in Swiss Family Robinson, they didn’t follow a traditional map; they followed instinct, imagination, and an unwavering belief in building something from the ground up.

 What began as an exercise in finding joy, soon turned into an adventure in self-reliance, creativity, and community. There were no paved roads, no ready-made infrastructure—just a wild, sun-soaked pocket of fertile soil tucked in the foothills of the Sierra de la Laguna mountains. The Greenes built by hand, grew their own food, and slowly transformed the land into something extraordinary.

Much like the Robinson family created an island refuge filled with wonder and ingenuity, the Greenes created Flora Farms—a working organic farm that blossomed into a destination for seekers of honest food, soulful connection, and inspired living. Each structure at Flora, from the Field Kitchen to the hand-built cottages, echoes that same spirit—resourceful, imaginative, and rooted in nature.

At its heart, Flora Farms is more than a place—it’s a modern homestead born from the land and nurtured with vision, where guests and community members are invited to step into a slower rhythm and savor the beauty of a life well-grown.

The residences at flora aren’t just homes, and our community isn’t built—it’s cultivated. It starts by creating fertile ground: open spaces, shared tables, and moments that invite connection without demanding it. At Flora, we make people feel seen by reflecting real lives in our stories and spaces, letting our residents become co-creators in the story of Flora instead of simply homeowners. We leave room for wonder—those quiet, awe-filled moments that bond strangers more deeply than conversation—and we trade events for rituals, giving people something to return to, again and again. Through warmth, generosity, and a little magic, we don’t just welcome guests—we grow a gathering.