To get to Santa Maria beach you can take a taxi or a local bus the beach is out of town between Cabo San Lucas and San Jose Cabo, particularly located 12.5 Km (7.7 mi) north from Cabo San Lucas. This marine preserve is a prime destination for many charter boats that offer snorkeling and scuba diving excursions departing from the Cabo San Lucas harbor. Relatively secluded, the Santa Maria bay is a protected marine sanctuary, and an excellent spot for snorkeling or just relaxing on the beach. Pay attention to signage to make sure you stay in areas that are available and safe for swimming. The best way to visit Chileno bay is with our Cabo San Lucas Snorkeling Adventure It is also one of Cabo’s top snorkeling spots, and it is easily accessible. It doesn’t have as many amenities and conveniences as Medano Beach, but there are restrooms, palapas, and lifeguards on duty. It is important to mention that you cannot always disembark at Lover's Beach, as it depends on the height of the tide.Ĭhileno Beach is near the hotel zone and a luxury resort, but it is a public beach and a favorite among locals. The boat ride to this beach is half the adventure, and there is plenty of beauty and opportunities to swim and relax to enjoy once you arrive. Getting there usually includes a stop by the iconic Arch at Land’s End, and there are plenty of great snorkeling spots along the way as well. This beautiful swimmable beach is only accessible by boat. If you are hoping for a more traditional beach resort experience in your trip to Cabo, stay close to Medano Beach. The water here is protected from the dangers common in other beaches, and so is great for swimmers. This area, filled with resorts, bars, and restaurants, feels like a traditional resort area, featuring boats on the bay, swimmers in the ocean, lifeguards on duty, and people laying out and playing in the sand.
It is the longest swimmable beach in Cabo. This beach is located downtown, and many resorts with swimmable beaches in Cabo open into Medano Beach. These beaches are clearly marked with red flags, warning swimmers to stay away.Īlthough some beaches are unsuitable for swimming, there are still plenty of amazing beaches to explore and places to swim in Cabo. So, which beaches are the best for you? Here are our recommendations for your upcoming trip to Cabo San Lucas: Many beaches are closed to swimmers because they aren’t safe-steep ocean floor drop-offs close to shore create strong waves and undercurrents, making it dangerous to enter the water. Some beaches in Cabo are dangerous, so we have put together a list of the favorite swimmable beaches that make Cabo a great destination for beach lovers. But can you swim in Cabo? Yes, but only in certain beaches designated for swimming. Here are our 7 best swimming beaches in Cabo San Lucas:Ĭabo San Lucas features some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Here is the real-time weather for the San Jose Del Cabo airport, about 22 miles northeast of Cabo San Lucas.Cabo has some of the most beautiful calm beaches in the world, however many others are dangerous due to its depth and wave conditions, that is why we have put together a list of our best places to swim with an explanation of why we love them. At 72 F, the ocean temperature is much cooler than what we will have experienced the rest of the cruise. The climate here is basically like Phoenix Arizona with a beach. Generally, there is no rainfall from March through May. Cabo enjoys over 350 clear days a year and receives only about 10 inches of rain annually. The May weather in Cabo San Lucas is hot and dry (notice that I didn’t say humid) with an average high of 87 F and 41% humidity. These include sail boats, zodiacs, motor yachts, and even a replica pirate ship (motorized of course.) Weather Sailing, boating, harbor cruise – Cabo offers all kinds of water-related recreational opportunities. Sport Fishing – The Sea of Cortez is a prime fishing area for marlin, sailfish, tuna, and wahoo. Closer to Cabo, about one kilometer north of the city limits, is the 300-hectare (746-acre) Cabo San Lucas Country Club. Golf – Los Cabos has seven golf courses, with great views of the ocean and desert, and reliable weather to go with it. If less active pursuits are your interest, there are many outdoor restaurants with beachfront seating. You can also go waterskiing, banana boating, snorkeling, and parasailing. Here you can rent personal watercraft, boats, kayaks, and winsdurfing boards. Everything the beachgoer might want can be found here, with the possible exception of tranquility and solitude.
Playa El Médano (Médano Beach) – Cabo’s largest and most popular beach extends several miles from the the east side of the harbor entrance all the way to Villa Del Palmar on the east end Bahía San Lucas. Playa El Medano (Dune Beach) in Cabo San Lucas
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