Los Cabos

Playa El Medano is the main beach that you can spend the day at in Cabo San Lucas.  This is a great beach to just spend the day at relax.  There are plenty of activities to do on the beach as well, from jet skiing to horseback riding.  It's a very popular spring break destination, so there will be lots of people trying to sell stuff.  You can also see the famous Arch of Cabo San Lucas from the ...

This is usually what you picture when you think of Cabo San Lucas.  The iconic rock formation is an amazing sight to see.  Take a boat to see the arch up close!  There are also two beaches nearby that are worth a visit while you are going to the arch.  They are Lover's Beach and Divorced Beach (nude/topless). This is a must see if you want to escape the craziness of Cabo and take in some of the...

The best way to visit this beach is to take a small boat or ferry that goes past the famous El Arco.  You get an up close view of the arch!   Located at the tip of Cabo San Lucas, Lover's beach is beautiful with ocean views on both sides.  One side is called Lover's Beach, while the other side is called Divorced Beach.  Divorced Beach usually has people sunbathing topless, while Lover's Beach i...

If you want to enjoy a great beach and experience some excellent snorkeling, head a few miles down the dirt road south from Cabo Pulmo to Playa Arbolitos. A small entrance fee allows you to use their rustic bathroom and showers. They rent kayaks and snorkeling gear if you need it. It's also possible to camp here in a small rig or tent. Walking a little south from the beach takes you to best sno...

Cascada Sol De Mayo can be found just beyond the village of Santiago off Highway 1, the main road between La Paz and San Jose Del Cabo. After turning off Highway 1 towards Santiago, simply follow the signs for the "Waterfalls", Cascada Sol De Mayo, and/or Ranchero Ecologico Sol De Mayo. Eventually the road turns to dirt and dead-ends at the Ranchero, which has bathrooms and a small, sometimes-o...

Cabo Pulmo is rustic, with jaw-rattling washboard roads leading through the vast Baja Sur desert to an epic point that overlooks the oldest of the only three reef systems on the Pacific side of North America.The town itself is little more than a collection of dive centers and a couple of restaurants and just north of town on and below the point of Cabo Pulmo itself is a wonderful white sand bea...