Just east of town, taking Benito Juarez Blvd. east over the river, then right. White sandy beaches running for miles up the coast! A gathering spot for locals. This is the main place for panga fishing departures out of San Jose del Cabo.

(Old Man's) - Just on the other side of the bluffs at the west end of Costa Azul scenic overlook. Access is from Highway One northbound, exit at the dirt road by the beach houses. A beautiful, but somewhat smaller, beach. Usually not as crowded as Costa Azul.

The Corridor's most popular and accessible swimming beach, larger with more public facilities. Water sport equipment rentals are available. Combination sandy beaches and low rocky bluffs in a spectacular beach setting. The offshore reefs come right up to shore, allowing very easy access for snorkeling!

Starting from the San Jose end, this is one of the best. Fun beach washed by low breakers, good for surfing and boogie boards.  Sandy beach, rocky bottom.  Zipper's Restaurant & Bar right on the beach is the perfect place for lunch and to watch it all.

Hire a water taxi to take you to Lover's Beach at El Arco to see spectacular rock formations & great snorkeling waters.

Baja's most accessible beach where swimming is safe all year long - it stretches for two miles just as your are entering the town of Cabo San Lucas. Beach vendors rent jet skis, inflatable rafts, sailboards, snorkeling equipment, volleyball equipment, palapas, and beach furniture. Catamarans, sea kayaks and parasailing are also available. Several palapa bars and restaurants serve the beach goers.

Great swimming beach where a new breakwater has tamed the waters.

Tranquil beach perfect for improving your tan, snorkeling, and swimming - sandy and gorgeous.  The beach bluff area east of the Pamilla Hotel is great for snorkeling when it's calm.

This horseshoe shaped beach is in a beautiful protected cove. The most popular smaller beach enjoyed by snorkelers and swimmers.