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On January 29, 2026, MacStore will open a new location inside Ánima Village, a recently inaugurated commercial development along the Los Cabos tourist corridor. The opening represents an important expansion of MacStore’s presence in Baja California Sur, bringing a full Apple-focused retail experience to one of the region’s newest lifestyle destinations.
The new store is designed to offer a complete and accessible way to explore Apple technology. From the first day, visitors are invited to experience a space focused on clarity, professional guidance, and hands-on interaction with products and accessories.
To mark the inauguration, MacStore Ánima Village will offer exclusive opening promotions. These include a 10 percent discount on Mac and iPad models, as well as up to 20 percent off selected accessories such as cases, screen protectors, cables, and adapters. Apple’s latest product releases will all be available in-store at launch.
The product lineup includes the newest iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max, alongside iPhone 16e, the full iPad range, MacBook Pro 14-inch with M5 chip, iPad Pro M5, AirPods Pro 3, and the latest Apple Watch generations, including Ultra 3, Series 11, and SE 3. In addition to Apple products, the store carries premium audio brands such as Bose, Beats, Marshall, Harman Kardon, and Sonos, as well as backpacks, everyday tech accessories, and practical add-ons for personal and professional use.
MacStore Ánima Village will operate Monday through Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., accommodating both local residents and visitors traveling through the corridor. The store accepts major bank cards and offers up to 24 months interest-free financing with participating credit cards. Financing programs through Banamex and BBVA will also be available for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch purchases.
The Development of Ánima Village
Anima Village is located at Kilometer 10.3 of the Transpeninsular Highway within the broader Cabo del Sol development. Designed by the Mexican firm Sordo Madaleno Arquitectos, the site operates as an open-air commercial and cultural district rather than a conventional enclosed shopping center. While the retail component will eventually include more than eighty brands, the current layout already emphasizes a mix of international labels and culinary experiences.
A central feature of the development is Arte Abierto, a subterranean gallery dedicated to contemporary art. This space is accessed via a ramp between five-meter-tall stone walls, creating a clear transition from the commercial areas above to a focused cultural environment below. The wider village is organized around six interconnected plazas featuring native landscaping and water features designed to naturally manage the local climate. These shaded corridors and open areas allow the village to function as a walkable public space despite the region’s typical heat.