This wonderful beach is quite popular and draws many surfers, with the Mike Doyle Surf School on hand to teach you or rent you a board.

This is a terrific place to soak up the sun whether you are a beginner or a pro! The 7 Seas restaurant, located just above the surf school, allows tourists to take a breather and grab a bite to eat while watching the waves.

Its main draw is the tranquil ambiance it offers. Its clear blue waters are ideal for snorkeling and swimming, and it is located near a national park. Under the palapas on the beach, you can protect yourself from the sun and use the facilities available to wash your feet. Parking, trash cans, temporary restrooms, and lifeguard assistance are also available on-site.

You can drive there or take one of the sightseeing tours leaving from the Cabo San Lucas marina.

It is a swimmable, nice beach with soft, clean sand and good views.

As it is more of a “local” beach, you will enjoy the ocean and sun with less touristy hassle. The old tuna canning factory building really adds character.

Tourists are drawn here because of the range of activities available, such as snorkeling, jet skiing, beach volleyball, and even parasailing. El Medano beach's excitement is contagious, as it is the focal point among restaurants and bars, and is thus regarded the starting point for many daily activities. On the beach, you will find merchants selling everything from silver jewelry and blankets to hats and handicrafts, and there is so much to do that you could spend all day here and have a terrific time.

It is home to numerous species such as Marlin, Sailfish, Wahoo, Tuna, Roosterfish, and Dorado. Its fishing tournaments are very popular. La Ribera is a wonderful destination for visitors who appreciate natural beauty because it has lovely beaches and white sand for you to enjoy activities such as long walks, swimming, kayaking, paddle-boarding, snorkeling, and diving. It is perfect for visiting with children because its beaches are highly safe and suitable for swimming.

Other activities include hiking, camping, motorcycling, or simply doing nothing and throwing oneself in the sand to relax with a good book in hand.

After dark, that same solitude creates for a lovely environment. Gather a bottle of wine and some blankets for some late-night stargazing.

There is a modest parking lot as well as temporary restrooms. Las Viudas can be found around kilometer 11.5, along the tourist route. Take a 500-meter dirt road to the ocean.

This spot is best kept for the experienced or expert surfer. It marks the southwest end of the Tourist Corridor. The Cape, a Thompson Hotel is located along this beach. Here, depending on conditions, you can surf, sunbathe, snorkel the reefs and swim.

The ocean is tranquil and stunningly blue thanks to its crescent shape. It's one of Cabo's best swimmable beaches, and the start and finish of the annual Ironman Triathlon.

It's also a Blue Flag beach, an accolade bestowed to beaches with educational programs, decent sanitation, and easy public access. Make preparations to visit Palmilla Beach for a relaxing day of lounging beneath a palapa and swimming in clear seas.

It is a natural cove surrounded by two big granite boulders that block the powerful winds and waves, making it one of the best choices for visitors looking for a safe place to swim, snorkel, and dive. Its shallow waters are even declared as a marine sanctuary, enticing visitors with hundreds of tropical fish beneath the surface.

Playa Santa Maria is located near to the Montage Los Cabos hotel and may be reached by car or any of the boat cruises departing from the Cabo San Lucas marina.