With almost guaranteed daily sunshine, the beaches of Los Cabos beckon to the swimmer, the surfer, the sunbather, and the snorkeler. Many are accessible, each one different from another. Some are safe for swimming, some offer the best surf, some are isolated, and some are brimming with eateries and tourist services. For those seeking to do something other than lounge on the beach, there are many diversions. Los Cabos has a beach to suit everyone.

All beaches in Mexico are public. Most all the roads from the 20-mile Corridor between Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo lead to a beach and new adventures, but access may be somewhat limited. No services, no convenience stores, and no lifeguards are available at any of these beaches, so pack a towel, sunglasses, hat, sunscreen, water, snacks, camera, film, a beach umbrella, snorkeling gear, sand toys, swim shoes (to protect tender soles), and a bag to carry out trash. No services, but a great day at the beach is in store for the entire family.

San Jose del Cabo's beaches stretch for more than five miles along a gentle curving bay. Although not recommended for swimming, the virtually undisturbed long, empty stretches of sandy beach, only a mile from downtown, are ideal for walking, jogging, shore fishing, horseback riding, and beachcombing for sea treasures.

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