Los Cabos, Baja California Sur: 11 Places to Visit

11 places with their own page in the municipality of Los Cabos, in the state of Baja California Sur.

Map of Los Cabos

Cabo San Lucas · City
The resort city at the tip of Baja: a marina full of sportfishing boats, Médano Beach, loud nightlife and water taxis to El Arco.
San José del Cabo · City
The older, quieter half of Los Cabos: a 1730 mission, Plaza Mijares, Thursday Art Walk in the gallery district and a freshwater estuary for birds.

Bahía Chileno · Beach
A sheltered cove on the Los Cabos Corridor with a public beach, lifeguards and a reef you can snorkel straight from the sand.
Playa El Médano · Beach
Cabo San Lucas's main swimming beach: a long, sheltered bay beach with beach clubs, water sports and Land's End at one end.
Bahía Santa María · Beach
A horseshoe cove on the Corridor with calm, clear water, a reef at both rocky ends and a free lot, restrooms and lifeguards.
Playa del Amor · Beach
Lover's Beach, the sheltered Sea of Cortez cove beside El Arco, reached only by water taxi; calm enough to swim and snorkel on most days.
Playa del Divorcio · Beach
Divorce Beach, the Pacific side of the sand neck at Land's End: wide sand and heavy surf, reached through Playa del Amor. Not for swimming.
Playa Migriño · Beach
A wide Pacific beach with dunes north of Cabo San Lucas, known for camel and ATV tours; the surf and currents make swimming unsafe.

Centro Histórico de San José del Cabo · Landmark
The old mission town at the heart of San José del Cabo: Plaza Mijares, the parish church, galleries on Álvaro Obregón and the Thursday Art Walk.
El Arco de Cabo San Lucas · Landmark
The granite sea arch at Land's End, the very tip of Baja, with a sea lion colony and Pelican Rock nearby; seen by boat from the Cabo marina.
Marina Cabo San Lucas · Landmark
The harbour at the heart of Cabo San Lucas: yachts and sportfishing boats, a boardwalk, restaurants, and the dock for El Arco water taxis and whale tours.