Beaches and snorkelingDivorce Beach Cabo: Why You Shouldn't Swim ThereDivorce Beach is the Pacific side of Lover's Beach. Here is why it got its name and why you look at it from the boat.7 min readBeaches and snorkeling
Cabo's swimmable beaches face the bay and the Sea of Cortez; the Pacific side is for looking, not swimming. These guides cover each beach and snorkel spot, how to reach it by boat and when the water is clearest.
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Beaches and snorkelingDivorce Beach Cabo: Why You Shouldn't Swim ThereDivorce Beach is the Pacific side of Lover's Beach. Here is why it got its name and why you look at it from the boat.7 min readBeaches and snorkelingLover's Beach Cabo: How to Get There and Where to SwimHow to reach Lover's Beach by boat, which side you can swim, why there is no easy walk in, and what to pack.7 min read
Beaches and snorkelingThe Arch Cabo San Lucas: Did It Collapse? How to See ItThe Arch is still standing. How it formed, why sand sometimes appears under it, and the easiest way to see it from the water.7 min read
Beaches and snorkelingChileno Bay vs Santa Maria Bay: Which to Snorkel in CaboSanta María or Chileno? How the two corridor coves compare for snorkeling, getting there by car or boat, and doing both in one day.7 min read
Beaches and snorkelingBest Snorkeling in Cabo: 4 Spots Ranked by EaseWhere to snorkel in Cabo, from Pelican Rock minutes from the dock to Santa María and Chileno up the corridor, with water temperatures by month.7 min read
Beaches and snorkelingMedano Beach Cabo: Swimming, Beach Clubs, Getting ThereCabo's calm swimming beach on the bay: when to swim, how to walk there from the marina or cruise tender, and the beach-club strip.6 min readBeaches and snorkelingAre Cabo Beaches Safe to Swim? Bay vs Pacific SideThe swimmable beaches in Cabo face the Sea of Cortez. Here is which ones to choose, which to avoid, and what the flags mean.7 min read
Beaches and snorkelingSea Lions in Cabo: Where the Colony Is and How to See ItWhere Cabo's sea lions haul out, why you watch them from the boat, and which short private routes pass the colony.8 min read
Beaches and snorkelingPelican Rock Cabo: Snorkeling Minutes From the MarinaCabo's closest snorkel spot, 0.8 miles from the dock: what lives there, the rules, and why a 2 or 3 hour boat is enough.7 min read
Beaches and snorkelingCabo Falso Lighthouse: History and How to See ItThe 1905 Faro Viejo on the Pacific dunes: its history, why land access is complicated, and how a sunset boat route gets you there.6 min read
Beaches and snorkelingCabo Pulmo National Park: Snorkeling, Diving, the DriveCabo Pulmo is a protected reef about 2 hours from Cabo San Lucas. The drive, the rules, the best months and a closer snorkel option.7 min read
Beaches and snorkelingDolphins in Cabo: Where and When to See Them WildWild dolphins live off Los Cabos all year. Which species you may see, where boats find them, and the rules for getting close.8 min read
Beaches and snorkelingCabo Resorts With a Swimmable Beach: Hotel by HotelWhich Los Cabos hotels have a beach you can swim at, according to the hotels themselves, and where to swim when yours is too rough.7 min read
Beaches and snorkelingMedano Beach Hotels: 8 Resorts and Distance to the MarinaThe eight big hotels on Médano Beach, what makes each one different, how far each sits from the marina and the easiest way to reach the Arch.9 min read
Beaches and snorkelingCabo Hotels With Arch Views: Land's End and the BayWhich Cabo hotels actually look at the Arch or sit on Land's End, how far each is from the marina, and how to see the Arch up close.7 min readPlan your day on the water
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