Social Responsibility
Dreams Los Cabos Suites Golf Resort & Spa is committed to making the world a greener place. Our friendly staff work together to promote a socially responsible environment to our guests. To show our commitment, we are involved in various programs, practices and activities here at the resort.
Dreams Los Cabos was recently recognized by the Rainforest Alliance for supporting the development of the local community in its Exemplary Practices for Sustainable Tourism publication.
Read below to learn all about what we do to promote the protection of our Earth.
Rainforest Alliance Certified
Dreams Los Cabos Suites Golf Resort & Spa has achieved significant and measurable sustainability milestones and has received the Rainforest Alliance Certified™ mark. The requirements for certification are aligned with the Global Sustainable Tourism Criteria. This certification assures the commitment of Dreams Los Cabos Suites Golf Resort & Spa to reduce the impact of its activities on the planet and local communities.
KKR Eco-Innovation Award Winner
Dreams Los Cabos Suites Golf Resort & Spa is building a new Explorer’s Club, which will include solar photovoltaic panels on the building in order to reduce the resort’s carbon footprint and overall emissions as well as bolster the energy saving program. This project will help mitigate the effect of energy shortages that have been occurring in Baja California Sur. The KKR Eco-Innovation Award recognizes current projects by KKR's portfolio companies that provide innovative, environmentally beneficial solutions while creating business value.
- Implementation of a special water and energy conservation plan.
- Use of Desalinization Plant, allowing the property to have an independent water supply from the city and the re-use of ocean water.
- COTHERM contribution to the energy-saving system by a process that heats the water on property (rooms, pools, etc.), reducing the consumption of gas and oil.
- Continuation of a beach cleaning system to keep the beach in the best condition.
- Participation in the Active Water Conservation Program.
- Usage of energy-saving lamps.
- Separation of oil, produced by the kitchens and motors on property, and the delivery to Soleco, a company that re-uses oil.
- The deliverance of used batteries from televisons to local recycling organizations.
- Participation in the annual international program “Earth Hour”, by turning off all lights on the property for one hour.
