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Best Beaches Cabo

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$67-260
Price
2-3 hours
Duration
4.8/5
Rating
Quick Answer

Beaches: Check current conditions before visiting and ask locals about swimming safety. Swimming: Check conditions.

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The best beaches options in Cabo range from Free access, parking varies, rentals available at some beaches and the top picks aren't always the most expensive. Here's what locals recommend.

Cabo's beaches range from the party scene at Medano to completely empty stretches along the East Cape. The Pacific side generally has stronger currents and is not swimmable.

Chileno Bay and Santa Maria are the best snorkeling beaches, both with calm protected coves. Free access, limited facilities. Arrive before 10am for the best spots.

Pro tip from locals: book direct with hotels for potential upgrades.

Local Tip

Book direct with hotels for potential upgrades.

Best Time to Go

Beaches are accessible year round. Summer has warmer water but afternoon wind. Winter has calmer mornings but cooler temps. Check daily conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Best Beaches Cabo safe for swimming?
Swimming safety at Best Beaches Cabo depends on conditions. Always check the flag system: green means safe, red means stay out. Pacific-facing beaches generally have stronger currents. When in doubt, don't go in.
What facilities are available at Best Beaches Cabo?
Facilities at Best Beaches Cabo vary. Major beaches like Medano have full-service beach clubs, restaurants, and restrooms. More secluded beaches may have limited or no facilities — bring water, snacks, and shade.
When is the best time to visit Best Beaches Cabo?
Early morning (before 10am) offers the calmest water and fewest crowds at most Cabo beaches. Winter months (December-April) have ideal weather. Summer is hotter but less crowded. Avoid beaches during tropical storm warnings.
How do I get to Best Beaches Cabo?
Most Cabo beaches are accessible by Uber or taxi ($5-15 from town). Some like Lover's Beach require a water taxi ($15-20 round trip). For remote beaches along the East Cape, a rental car is recommended.
Written by the @Cabo Local Team

Our team lives in Cabo San Lucas and updates these guides regularly based on firsthand experience. Prices, hours, and availability are verified with local operators. Last updated February 2026.

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