Whether you want a romantic getaway or a place to relax with friends, Cabo San Lucas has a lot of fantastic beaches, including swimmable ones. There are a few spots to choose from, and some are more popular than others.
Lover’s Beach, Cabo
Lover’s Beach, also known as Playa del Amor, is a beautiful, secluded beach adjacent to Playa del Divorcio. The Sea of Cortez and the Pacific Ocean borders the 164-foot-long beach.
This quaint little beach is accessible by boat, kayak, or water taxi. Lover’s Beach is not commercialized and provides excellent swimming and snorkeling opportunities.
There are no restroom or shower facilities. However, there are plenty of places to grab a cold drink and a good meal.
For an even more unique experience, try a glass bottom boat excursion. Glass bottom boats are known for their ability to show off the sea life around Cabo San Lucas. The tour includes food, drinks, and snorkeling equipment.
For stand-up paddle-boarding lovers: some tours will include a stop at Lover’s Beach.
The water at Lover’s Beach is exceptionally clear, and the area is also home to several schools of multi-colored fish.
Playa del Divorcio
Divorce Beach is a beautiful stretch of near-white sand located at the southern tip of Baja California Sur and next to Lover’s Beach. It is home to the beauty of nature and many breathtaking rock formations. Located in the beautiful Mar de Cortes, this beautiful beach is surrounded by crystal clear waters and is a great place to take a long walk, which makes it a perfect place for a romantic getaway. The beach is also home to incredible marine biodiversity.
Playa Del Divorcio is also home to a natural phenomenon known as the “cascadas de arena,” a series of waterfalls from a submerged pendent. This natural phenomenon is one of the most impressive phenomena of the natural world.
The Playa del Divorcio is one of the most popular beaches and one of the most dangerous beaches in Los Cabos. It is not lifeguarded, so visitors should be careful.
Medano Beach Cabo San Lucas
Located in Cabo San Lucas, the famous Medano Beach offers a variety of activities and water sports. Playa Medano is often the destination for the local social scene in Cabo.
Medano Beach is a two-mile stretch of sand that offers many amenities. The area is also home to several luxury resorts and restaurants. The beach is also home to a wide range of water-based activities, such as jet skiing, parasailing, and kayaking. Its calm waters are perfect for fishing.
Medano Beach is the place to be during the night. The beach is often packed with bikini-clad revelers and is a great place to go for a night on the town. The beach is also the starting point for several activities, including glass-bottom boat tours, guided tours, and kayaking.
Medano Beach is a perfect destination for a family vacation. There are many activities for the whole family to enjoy, such as volleyball games, parasailing, jet skiing, and kayaking.
Palmilla Beach Cabo
Located just off the coast of Cabo San Lucas, Palmilla Beach is a large and secluded public beach. This beach is perfect for swimming and fishing, and it is also a superb place to watch whales.
Palmilla Beach is an excellent destination for families. The waters are calm, making it perfect for kids and snorkeling.
Playa Palmilla is also popular with locals looking to catch some fish. Paddleboard rentals are available at Palmilla Beach.
In addition to swimming, you can also do other beach activities, such as sand castle building, or take a trip around the cove. The beach is also an ideal surf spot and offers fantastic whale watching.
Another good reason to visit Palmilla Beach is its status as a Blue Flag beach. This certification is awarded only to beaches that meet strict criteria for sustainability and cleanliness.
The best part of Palmilla Beach is that it’s free to access. There are also plenty of parking spaces. You can bring snacks, but you’ll also find that there are a few beach vendors.
Chileno Beach
Located in Los Cabos, Chileno beach is a popular destination for both sun and sea lovers. This beach’s beautiful white sand and crystal-clear waters make it ideal for swimming and snorkeling. It is also famous for its rock formations and colorful seaweed.
With coral reefs and a variety of colorful fish, experienced divers and snorkelers may be interested in taking a diving or snorkeling tour.
The beach is secluded and offers a quiet atmosphere. It is also great for families with young children. Unlike most beaches, it does not have a restaurant or bar. However, there are restrooms, lifeguards, and parking. It is also an excellent beach for sunbathing.
Santa Maria Beach
Located in Los Cabos, Santa Maria Beach is a beautiful cove with a broad golden strip of sand that rests between two bluffs. The bay boasts clear water and is a marine sanctuary, and the waters are home to tropical fish and other sea life.
The best time to visit Santa Maria Beach is midweek when the crowds are smaller. There is a large parking lot and a lifeguard stand, and the shore is protected from the larger swells of the Baja coast. The bay is a great place to watch whales and see the many different types of fish that inhabit it.
Playa Bledito
Located in Cabo San Lucas, Playa Bledito is a secluded beach home to an artificial breakwater that makes it safe for swimming. The sand is endless and offers Cabo ocean views. The beach, also called Tequila Cove, also provides a variety of beach vendors and activities. You can enjoy a relaxing swim or rent jet skis.
