Los Cabos is a magic land full of contrast, from breathtaking seas, to desert and mountains. Also known as “Land’s End” for being located at the tip of the southern Baja California Península. Step into the extraordinary world of Los Cabos where the unparalleled natural beauty, biodiversity and range of amenities will appeal to any personality.

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Explore Los Cabos

Los Cabos is comprised primarily of two towns, San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas; which are linked by a 20-mile corridor lined with world-class resort properties and championship golf courses.

Swimmable Beaches

Below is a list of swimmable beaches in Los Cabos and which of our favorite Cabo hotels can be found there.

SANTA MARIA BEACH

Fifteen minutes outside of either Cabo, Santa Maria Bay is located in the corridor and is a protected marine sanctuary and a Blue Flag Certified beach. The exclusive Montage Los Cabos is opening its doors on 2018.

CHILENO BEACH

Playa Chileno is a Blue Flag Certified Beach with great snorkeling and full facilities open to the public. The Auberge, Chileno Bay Resort and Residences opened in 2017 and is the only resort with direct access to this beach.

PALMILLA BEACH

Another Blue Flag Certified Beach, Playa Palmilla is suitable for swimming and has easy public access. The One&Only Palmilla is located on this beach.

MEDANO BEACH

The longest swimmable beach of Los Cabos, you can find a handful of resorts along this beach’s coast, including the Riu, Me Cabo, Casa Dorada, among many others.

PLAYA BLEDITO, HILTON COVE AND TEQUILA COVE

A beach known by several names, the conditions to swim here are generally safe. Hilton Los Cabos & Paradisus are beachfront properties, with Las Ventanas al Paraiso and Casa del Mar right next door, about a 10 minute walk on the beach.

LA PLAYITA AND EL GANZO BEACH CLUB AT PUERTO LOS CABOS

In the new marina of San Jose del Cabo, you can find these two small swimmable beaches. El Ganzo features a Barefoot Beach Club, steps away from the hotel and is open to outside gusts for a small fee.

Golf

Set back from the shoreline’s sun-drenched beaches and sparkling waters are more than a dozen exquisite layouts built by luminaries such as Jack Nicklaus, Tom Fazio, Greg Norman, Robert Trent Jones, Jr., and Tiger Woods. With two courses in GOLF Magazine’s “Top 100 in the World” list and four of the top five courses in Mexico as ranked by Golf Digest, Los Cabos is the undisputed golf capital of Mexico.

Los Cabos raised the stakes significantly in 2014, when the two best-known figures in the sport, Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods, unveiled new creations at Quivira and Diamante, respectively. Quivira, a stunning layout at Land’s End that meanders through massive rolling dunes and tiptoes along sheer granite cliffs 275 feet above the sea, was named the “Best New International Course” of 2014 by GOLF Magazine.

Diamante’s El Cardonal, which marks the architectural debut of global superstar Tiger Woods, is a strategic gem that evokes an “Old California” design motif. Bold, flashed-face bunkers, broad fairway corridors and ocean views from every hole characterize El Cardonal, which is routed on higher ground than Diamante’s top-rated Dunes Course, these newcomers have further established Los Cabos as an exotic, must-play getaway within easy reach of most U.S. and Canadian cities.

Sport Fishing

Sport fishing in Los Cabos is a year round activity, and specific seasons highlight the wealth of species here. Los Cabos is one of the world’s best sport fishing destinations — more marlin and swordfish are caught here than anywhere else in the world. Catch and release is the general rule and world famous sport fishing tournaments, such as Bisbee’s Black & Blue Marlin and East Cape Offshore derbies, are held here annually. There are experienced service providers with professional equipment for those on a budget as well as for those after luxury.

Wellness

Indulge yourself in Los Cabos for an ultimate restoration and rejuvenation of mind, body and spirit with the wide variety of treatments ranging from the traditional to the exceptional. Sprinkled along the sun-drenched coastline is a long line of glorious retreats that run the gamut from the family-oriented hotels to the A-list resorts. Whether you’re craving an eclectic hideaway where wellness sets the tone or a swanky suite complete with a private plunge pool, Los Cabos has emerged as a something for- every-taste playground.

Gastronomy

Los Cabos has experienced a complete mix of culinary influences from all over the world. Mexico’s varied and lauded cuisine is well represented throughout Los Cabos, with restaurants expertly preparing dishes that hail from a number of the country’s states, proudly celebrating national traditions. The local populace itself is a dynamic mix of peoples whose ancestors came to these shores from as far as China, Germany and the Middle East, leaving a most delicious legacy. The Cabo San Lucas Marina offers many different options and specialties, also all along the Tourist Corridor and heading up to San Jose del Cabo where you can find from the most traditional Mexican dishes and establishments to the most gourmet experiences you’ll ever live.

Weddings and Romantic Getaways

The crystal clear waters of the Sea of Cortez create the perfect scenery for a romantic getaway. If you are looking for a dream beach wedding, many hotels and resort in Los Cabos offers spectacular honeymoon and wedding packages that let you and your wedding party leave all the work behind. From the moment you arrive to when you happily proclaim, “I do!” and beyond, the team at your resort will be at your service, ready to attend to every last detail. There are plenty of resorts and hotels, which offer different romantic packages, perfect for those who are looking for privacy, relaxation and the ideal spot to enjoy a true couple time.

Cabo San Lucas

Cabo San Lucas is a city located at the southern tip of the Baja California Peninsula which has not only beautiful desert landscapes & beaches, it is also known worldwide for being one of the most popular tourist destinations, the Marlin Capital and home of The Arch, also called “Land’s End”, where the Sea of Cortez & the Pacific Ocean meet.

San José del Cabo

San José del Cabo has been transformed from a sleepy colonial village into a cultural hot spot full of galleries and stylish shops. San Jose del Cabo’s downtown main plaza with its warm architecture, has become an Art District where you can find art from all over the world, including Mexican traditional art and local creations. Its picturesque world-class marina which faces the Sea of Cortez and stunning gold-sand beaches is home of some famous surf spots and wildlife.

Los Cabos Basics

• Getting there – Los Cabos, aka Mexico’s premiere luxurious destination, is comprised of two towns, Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo. Travelers can easily fly into Los Cabos International Airport (SJD), which is approximately a two-hour flight from San Diego, Los Angeles and Phoenix. It’s the sixth busiest airport in Mexico and located 8 miles north of San Jose del Cabo and 23 miles from Cabo San Lucas.
• Location – Los Cabos is dubbed “Land’s End” since it’s located at the southern tip of the Baja California Peninsula, surrounded by the Sea of Cortes to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the west.
• Climate – Los Cabos is a desert with very little rain (less than ten days a year), very little humidity and wonderful landscapes where you can see that unique contrast of the desert meeting the sea. The sensational sun rarely disappears in Los Cabos with an average of 80 to 90 degree-days almost year-round.
• Currency – When it comes to dinero, travelers have a variety of options. The peso is the official currency of Mexico, however, a majority of tourist establishments are happy to accept U.S. dollars and most major credit cards.
• Language – Nosotros hablamos español, Spanish is the official language of Mexico and Los Cabos. Forgot to brush up on your speaking skills? No worries, English is used in all tourist locations.

Lodging

Whether you’re traveling with a group of 10 or 10,000 people, Los Cabos offers a variety of venues ideally suited for your next visit. With 40 hotels featuring over 10,000 rooms, Los Cabos has a place that feels like a palace or your home, for every occasion. With many all-inclusive resorts, travelers can choose from traditional or modern and luxurious approaches during their stay. Travelers can discover the hotel that suits their style along the three main areas in Los Cabos: Cabo San Lucas, San Jose del Cabo or the Tourist Corridor, which connects the first two areas.

Food

Deciding between fresh seafood and authentic Mexican dishes is hard, but Los Cabos makes it easy with their delectable dining scene. It’s not just the tacos, burritos and quesadillas that come to mind. Since this is a rural region, acres galore of farmland implement the farm-to-table approach to its gastronomy. Plus, there are international options from Italy, Peru, China and many others that help cultivate and celebrate the cultural connectivity Los Cabos is known for. Their gourmet experience is as authentic as the laid-back culture that’s reflected wherever you go.

Fun

If you haven’t visited Los Cabos, it’s waiting to welcome you with warm elegance and unique, memorable experiences. Here are a few must-dos:

• Adventure – ATV adventures take you along remote trails that offer breathtaking views beyond what you’ll see downtown, which are amazing, too. The Baja Ranch Tour and Camel Safari are as essential as the famous El Arco, which is Los Cabo’s most famous natural landmark. Like most Mexican dishes, it’s always a good idea to add in that sauce to really spice it up. So, toss in a full-day trip to a coral reef at Cabo Pulmo, a Mexican National Marine Park. Another way to naturally experience life at sea is by going whale watching along the Baja Peninsula.
• Beaches – Los Cabos has 19 blue flag certified beaches, topping the list in Mexico. Many hotels have swimmable beaches and Los Cabos also offer public beaches or beach clubs in case your hotels doesn’t.
• Unique Attractions – There are luxury sailing, snorkeling and cruise experiences in Los Cabos, which makes exploring the surrounding waters so easy. Horseback riding, walking through art galleries while simultaneously dancing to street performer’s music and shows is something unlike anywhere else in the world. Los Cabos is also dubbed the capital of golf in Mexico, so naturally that is another must-do when visiting.
• Shopping – Visitors have many options in Los Cabos, from luxury labels and department stores in the city center to little beach-side weekend markets. Puerto Paraiso Mall has three levels featuring over 100 shops and businesses along with a movie theater, providing entertainment for the whole family. The flea market at the Marina has a variety of items available like handmade Mexican crafts, straw hats and jewelry.

Business

Los Cabos is evolving as a world-class venue for business meetings and events with a keen eye for modernity and state-of-the-art infrastructure. The Los Cabos International Convention Center (ICC) was designed with sustainability and easy access in mind, featuring 67,758 square feet of meeting space for a capacity of 8,000 people, three exhibition areas, 11 breakouts and 1,008 solar panels. The exterior beauty of Los Cabos is portrayed in the interior of this convention center. This green facility has one of the largest green walls in the world at 29,000 square feet that acts as an insulator to prevent overheating during the summer heat Mexico is known for.