Cabo Beaches - Page 3
San José del Cabo
San José 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.
PLAYA COSTA AZUL
Famous for its world-class waves, Costa Azul (the blue coast), at the start of San José ’s beach zone, is popular among surfers, boasting some of the best surfing in Mexico from June through October. If surfing is not your sport, it’s fun to people-watch.
HOTEL BEACH
Despite nearby hotels, Hotel Beach is relatively free of commercial activity, and has few vendors. Palapas (umbrellas made of palm fronds) are available in front of the hotels and at the public access, Playa Las Palmas. Hotel Beach is perfect for sun-bathing, strolling, beach volleyball, and surf fishing. On the extreme east end is the San José Estuary, home to migratory birds, and a nursery for endangered sea turtles. Take a moment and you might see a stately egret wading in the shallow wa-ter foraging for an aquatic meal. The evening show starts with the sunset, followed by the tang of romance—moonrise on the beach. What could be better to end a delightful day at one of Los Cabos’ beaches? It is said if you leave with sand in your shoes, you will return. We hope that is true, many times over.
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