Beaches

The Best Beaches in Los Cabos

Not every Cabo beach is safe to swim. Here is which is which, from Médano to Chileno to the wild East Cape.

Médano Beach in Cabo San Lucas

MéDano Beach

The main swimmable town beach, lined with beach clubs and water sports.

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Lover’s Beach at Land’s End

Lover'S Beach and Divorce Beach

At Land's End, reachable by water taxi. Sea of Cortez side calm, Pacific side dangerous.

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Snorkeling at Chileno Beach on the Corridor

Chileno Beach

Blue Flag beach, protected cove, snorkeling, shaded palapas.

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A protected snorkeling cove in the Los Cabos region

Santa Maria Beach

Horseshoe cove, marine sanctuary, top snorkeling, no facilities.

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Palmilla Beach near San José del Cabo

Palmilla Beach

Calm, family-friendly, beach access by the One&Only and the marina.

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Cerritos Beach surf break near Todos Santos

Cerritos Beach

Pacific surf beach with a swimmable section, beginner-friendly surf, beach club.

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The Costa Azul surf beach

Costa Azul and Zippers

The Cabo surf hub. Zippers, The Rock, and Old Man's breaks.

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A rocky cove along the Los Cabos coast

Las Viudas (Widow'S Beach)

Small rocky public coves next to Santa Maria, tide pools.

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Surf beach near San Jose del Cabo

Acapulquito (Old Man'S)

Beginner surf break in front of Cabo Surf Hotel.

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Balandra Beach lagoon

Balandra Beach

Famous shallow turquoise lagoon near La Paz, daily visitor cap.

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A quiet beach along the Los Cabos coast

Playa El Tule

Wide undeveloped Corridor beach, surf at El Tule break.

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Solmar Beach on the Pacific side of Land’s End

Solmar Beach

Dramatic Pacific-side beach at Land's End, strong currents, walking and sunsets only.

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