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Nature has carved some amazing formations at Los Cabos, and El Arco is perhaps the most famous.

A signature icon of Los Cabos, the limestone arch carved by time, tide and wind runs down to the water’s edge and into the sea.

From a distance the formation looks for all the world like a dragon, and up close the arch frames sky, sea and sand for picture-perfect photos.

Take a cruise by day or sunset for views of El Arco from the water, and look out for sea lions basking on the shore.

Arch of Cabo San Lucas (El Arco)

The Bahia de Cabo San Lucas is the cape’s hub for water sports and beach activities. Rent jet skis and kayaks at Medano Beach, or hang out at the resorts lining the long stretch of sand overlooking the bay.
Take an underwater snorkel tour of the bay and nearby Sea of Cortez, or go diving off the Chileno reef or Cabo Pulmo Marine Park. There are charter boats for sports fishing in the world’s marlin capital, or more gentle cruising in a glass-bottom boat on the bay at sunset. For youngsters, what could be better than a cruise aboard a pirate buccaneer’s cruise, me hearties.

Bay of Cabo San Lucas

Playa del Amor - or Lover's Beach - is a true hidden gem, nestled amongst the craggy rocks of Land’s End.

Reached only by boat, this perfect crescent of sand is surrounded by rocky outcrops, including views of El Arco.

The secluded location is a romantic destination for a day by the sea, the lovely stretch of sand extending across the Land’s End peninsula from the Sea of Cortes to the Pacific Ocean.

The water here is dangerous, so take care if you go for a swim or snorkel, and only enter the water on the Sea of Cortes side of the beach.

Lover's Beach (Playa del Amor)

The water may be wild elsewhere, but at Medano Beach - or Playa el Medano - there’s miles of safe, calm swimming and beach fun for all the family.

Los Cabo’s most popular beach is a long, long stretch of beach towels, sun umbrellas, beach volleyball, pleasure boats and beach bars. Resorts and high-rise apartment buildings line the sands, offering beachfront restaurants and bars.

Beach vendors stroll the sands selling everything from sombreros to jewelry, and when the sun goes down the beach turns into Los Cabo’s nightlife hub.

Medano Beach (Playa Médano)

For the best paddling and swimming beach north of Medano, head to Los Cabo San José and Playa Palmilla. Known for its family-friendly, calm swimming waters, Palmilla Beach - or Playa Palmilla - stretches in front of the exclusive One & Only resort. Thatched huts provide shade, and the long stretch of sand is ideal for strolling and beachcombing. Dive into the water to snorkel offshore, or find a secluded stretch of sand to call your own.

Palmilla Beach (Playa Palmilla)

The long narrow island of Isla Espiritu Santo is a destination for travelers looking to experience some of the best of Mexico’s outdoors. This divers’ paradise is home to famous shipwrecks and underwater ruins like President Coolidge, the largest accessible wreck in the world. This popular underwater site is only for experienced divers, since its large size and complicated passages make it a challenge for novices to navigate. Nearby Million Dollar Point, filled with sunken ships and discarded military aircraft, is perfect for newbie divers who still want access to interesting wreckage. 

Land-loving travelers will find plenty to do on Isla Espiritu Santo, too. Whether it’s exploring bat-filled Millennium Cave, spending a few days trekking from Luganville or relaxing on the shores of beautiful Champagne Beach, there are options for just about every kind of adventurer here.

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