Discover pristine beaches, hidden coves, and turquoise waters along Baja's coast!

Explore Cabo's stunning beaches from touristy Médano Beach (Cabo's party beach) to secluded Santa Maria (calm snorkeling bay), Chileno Beach (family-friendly with gentle waves), and Lover's Beach accessible only by boat! Beach tours include beach-hopping boat excursions visiting multiple beaches, snorkeling at protected coves, beach clubs with water sports, and exploring the famous Cabo Corridor (Tourist Corridor) connecting Cabo San Lucas to San José del Cabo. Each beach offers unique character - some with beach clubs and activities, others completely natural and peaceful. The Sea of Cortez side offers calm, swimmable waters while Pacific beaches showcase dramatic waves. Learn about marine ecosystems, protected areas, and local beach culture while enjoying Mexico's finest coastal scenery!
From party beaches to secluded coves - beaches for every mood!
Sea of Cortez offers crystal-clear, calm waters perfect for swimming.
Luxurious beach clubs with pools, food, drinks, and water sports.
Protected bays with tropical fish, rays, and sometimes sea turtles!
Visit multiple beaches by boat with snorkeling and beach time.
Visit calm bay perfect for snorkeling with abundant tropical fish.
Beach club access with pool, food, drinks, and water sports.
Evening cruise visiting beaches with sunset views and open bar.
Tours: 3-5 hours visiting 2-4 beaches. Beach club day passes: Full day access.
Calm, protected bay with excellent snorkeling and coral reefs.
Family-friendly beach with gentle waves and good swimming.
Cabo's main beach with beach clubs, restaurants, water sports, and energy!
See tropical fish, rays, and sea life in protected bays.
Learn about Sea of Cortez biodiversity and coral protection.
Santa Maria and Chileno are best swimming beaches - calm and safe!
Médano Beach gets rowdy - beach clubs blast music, lots of vendors, party vibe.
Most Pacific-side beaches (except Lover's Beach) have dangerous riptides - don't swim!
Bring reef-safe sunscreen - regular sunscreen damages coral (and often banned).
Beach clubs charge minimum consumption ($20-40) or day pass - includes lounger/shade.
Water taxis can drop you at Lover's Beach ($15) - arrange pickup time!
Best beach weather: October-May (less humid). Summer hot but warm water.
Snorkel gear rentals $10-15 or included in tours - check before booking.
A: Depends on preference! Médano: Lively, restaurants, water sports. Santa Maria: Best snorkeling, calm. Chileno: Family-friendly, facilities. Lover's Beach: Secluded, boat-access only. Cerritos (45 min away): Surfing, quieter. Each offers different experience!
A: Sea of Cortez beaches (Médano, Santa Maria, Chileno): Safe swimming! Pacific beaches (except Lover's Beach): DANGEROUS riptides - no swimming! Red flags mean deadly currents. Many drownings annually. Always check conditions and flags.
A: Yes! All Mexican beaches are public by law. However, beach club areas charge minimum consumption ($20-40) for lounge/shade. You can use beach for free but won't have facilities. Santa Maria and Chileno have free public access areas.
A: Santa Maria Beach is #1 - protected bay, calm water, coral reef, abundant fish! Chileno Beach also excellent. Pelican Rock (near Arch) good but currents stronger. Tours often visit multiple snorkel spots. Bring reef-safe sunscreen!
A: Beach clubs are oceanfront venues with loungers, pools, bars, restaurants, and water sports. Popular: Mango Deck, Cabo Wabo Beach. Minimum consumption $20-40 gets you access. Some offer day passes. Great for partying and social beach day!
A: Yes for swimming - it's on Sea of Cortez with calm water. However, it's crowded, has persistent vendors, and can be noisy. Safe in terms of water/crime but busy. Great for social atmosphere; avoid if seeking tranquility.
A: October-May: Perfect weather, less humid, comfortable temperatures. June-September: Hotter, humid, but warm water and fewer crowds. Water temperature: 72-84°F year-round. Avoid September-October (hurricane season, though rare). Year-round beach destination!
A: Yes! Snorkel gear ($10-15), kayaks ($20/hour), paddleboards ($25/hour), umbrellas ($10) available at major beaches. Beach clubs include loungers with day pass. Tours typically provide snorkel gear included. Bring your own to save money.
Iconic Arch of Cabo San Lucas rock formation
World-class sport fishing and marine life
Pristine beaches and water sports
Luxury resorts and fine dining
Dramatic desert and ocean landscapes
Perfect blend of adventure and luxury
Cabo San Lucas enjoys a desert climate with hot summers and mild winters. Average temperatures range from 65°F (18°C) in winter to 90°F (32°C) in summer.
November to April offers the best weather with mild temperatures, perfect conditions for outdoor activities, and whale watching season.
December to April brings peak tourist season with ideal weather, larger crowds, and higher prices.
May to October offers lower prices and fewer crowds, though with hot weather and hurricane season.
Renting a car provides flexibility for exploring. Organized tours include transportation, and taxis are readily available for local trips.
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