I went on a glass bottom boat ride around the arch, and it was absolutely breathtaking. We were able to see a lot of the different species of seaside around the area, as well as underwater rock formations and the coral reef. It was definitely a one of a kind experience and I am so blessed to have been able to witness this on my trip.

Simply amazing, especially at sunset! Fish jumping everywhere. Pick your tour carefully through. Booze cruise party? Quiet dinner cruise? Lots of options here.

I went back in July,it didn’t disappoint! It looked so good seeing the rock formation surrounded by the Sea Of Cortez. Every angle I saw it at it looked so cool! All the other rocks nearby also looked good,but the arch was the best.

So pretty here!! Rented a boat with just me and my husband, went out to the water about a hour really got to enjoy the view and took about great pictures too

Definitely worth taking the time to see the Arch up close in person when you visit Cabo! We went on two excursions that took us right by the Arch! Such a lovely sight from the water, especially at sunset! We went at the beginning of May and it wasn't too crowded, we were easily able to get great pics without other boats and people in the photos. There are excursions where you can actually enjoy the beaches near the Arch as well. We went on a dinner cruise as well as a wine and jazz sunset Cruise, the sites were absolutely beautiful! We enjoyed both of our experiences but I know there are so many others out there too!

This place is magical Got to see jumping rays and sea lions It was beyond romantic... if you have the option, GO! Did a sunset cruise with Eco Cat catamaran and was not disappointed at all! It was probably a sight and night I will never ever forget!

We went here on a glass bottom boat ride and got to sail on both the sea and Cortez side and the Pacific Ocean side. It was amazing! On the Pacific Ocean side is a big beach where they filmed the original planet of the apes from the 1960s where the Statue of Liberty Head was on the beach.

Very nice sand and clear water, it is a very pretty beach. There are many many peddlers selling their wares so not a lot of peace to yourself on this beach. We had a hard and impossible time trying to find a decent Margarita for under 20$ dollars.

This is such a nice short walk from my hotel. Leading up to the beach, you will pass through cobblestone pathways, restaurants and shops. Medano Beach is one of the few places where you can swim in the ocean. The sand is such a beautiful golden brown. There are a lot of areas to lay your towel down or rent a lounger / day bed. A lot of food options with restaurants and lively music. You can also take advantage of the water activities like banana boats.

The best and maybe only beach you can swim in Cabo with safeguards and so many amenities around from relaxing beach clubs like Corazon, Sur or Tamara, to more lively beach clubs like Taboo. Just walk by the beach and choose the beach club that fits your mood. Most beach clubs give you beach bed for a deposit you can use toward food and drinks. The water on calm days is suitable for swimming and the water temperature is great.

Very nice beach. Great for families. You can swim/tan/explore the tide pools looking at crabs! It can get a bit crowded, but worth it for the free parking and bathrooms! Bring your snacks because there’s really no food accessible.

This is most happening beach in cabo. There are many stopping and very good restaurants.. the water taxi takes from marina to this.beach for 5 to 7 dollars per person. You can rent beach chairs and umbrellas if you needs. Most of the water activities can be done here like jet ski, snorkeling and other..

Crowded but pretty, well-kept beach. Much harrassment from vendors selling all kinds of trinkets.

Beautiful and Lively Beach with Something for Everyone Medano Beach is a must if you’re in Cabo! It’s a public beach with access points every few blocks, even though it’s surrounded by hotels and resorts. It’s super easy to get to, whether you’re staying nearby or just visiting for the day. There are tons of beach clubs if you’re looking for food, drinks, and music—but be ready, prices are high, as you’d expect in a popular tourist spot. That said, you can also bring your own drinks, umbrella, and chairs and just relax on the sand, which is a huge plus. Yes, there are plenty of vendors walking by trying to sell you things, but honestly, they’re not too pushy and usually take a polite “no thanks” well. Overall, it’s a very nice and family-friendly beach with beautiful water, great people-watching, and a fun vibe. Perfect spot to spend the day!

Chileno Bay is an incredible beach and easily our favorite during our trip to Cabo! Parking was free, and the walk from the lot to the beach was quick and easy. The beach itself is beautiful, with soft sand and plenty of space to relax. Lifeguards are on duty, which adds peace of mind, and the sunrise here is absolutely stunning. While it wasn’t too crowded most days, Sundays were definitely busier. One of the highlights was the snorkeling there’s a rocky area where fish love to gather, making for an amazing underwater experience. I’d recommend bringing your own chairs and umbrella, or you can conveniently rent them right on the beach. Out of the eight days we spent in Cabo, we visited Chileno Bay three times, it’s just that good! Highly recommend!

I found Chileno Bay Beach to be a great beach to spend a day at. Snorkelling is best in and around the rocks to the right of the beach when you walk down the boardwalk. I would recommend water shoes/flippers as you’ll need to take breaks on the rocks and there are a few sea urchin’s as to be expected. Maybe a life jacket as well if you have little ones or if your not the strongest swimmer, as the under tow can work against you. Pack a lunch and drinks as public food options are limited. There are public bathrooms and showers just up the boardwalk. Parking lot can get quite packed. There are beach vendors that rent chairs and umbrellas at about $38CAD (1 chair, 1 umbrella) so if your going for a day you may as well bring those too. I found the sand to be more rocky towards the left of the beach and beyond. It’s a blue flag beach which means it has upkeep standards to meet, I would recommend Chileno Bay Beach!

Amazing beaches which the water was calm, good for snorkeling or watching the marine ecosystem by the rocks (tide pools), plenty of crabs and tiny fishes plus sea birds.

We came to this beautiful beach around 12 noon, weather was really nice 87 F no clouds, we only brought swimsuits, sun block and good sandals. You can rent for $300 pesos an umbrella and $100 for a chair whatever time you need them. There are guys selling drinks and fruit. Parking is free and you can find restrooms at the entrance of the beach that you can use. Overall a great experience, super clean and very family friendly.

Highly recommend this beach for clear and calm water. Fishes swim around you and it is a great spot for snorkeling. Sand is coarse and they rent out umbrella and chairs for a reasonable price.

A beautiful sheltered beach a few miles from Cabo. It’s a public beach so parking can be an issue. But it’s worth it. There’s a reasonable changing room, toilets and showers which is a plus. The beach is always busy but we had no problem finding a spot. The rightmost area has a reef for snorkeling but we found schools of fish just offshore in 2-4’ of water. In June, the water temperature was around 85° or so.

What a magnificent beach! I was so pleasantly surprised from the parking lot as I was expecting something more rustic, but it was paved and with plenty of spaces. Then the facilities with bathrooms and showers were clean and in very good shape, so that’s an added bonus. And then of course the best part was the beach: LOVELY! Super calm clear waters for swimming and snorkeling. The fish swim to the shore, you can spot them so easily at your feet, that was super neat. We had gone prepared with drinks and food in a cooler plus chairs and umbrella, but saw that they also rented and there was a also someone in the beach that sold drinks and food. Preferred this beach much more than Sedano beach as there is no one trying to sell you stuff

Totally worth the drive from Cabo for an excellent day trip to this beautiful beach. Goes knee deep for a long stretch, and although we were warned about stingrays, we didn’t see any. You do have to walk shuffling your feet to avoid stepping on one but its totally worth it. Great view from the top of the hike, definitely check it out

Beautiful beach It's a beautiful place in which you can pass some hours of nice views You can bring your own food/drinks. Avoid glass and please take the garbage with you. There is 2 possible access: at 8:00h and 12:00 The maximum stay is 4 hours. The have a limited access for every group. You need to stay in the line for ~40 minutes During the line some guys are selling drinks, food (ceviche) and it's good. Be prepared because inside there is no option to buy nothing. The beach is clean, after every group the staff clean the place. The water is cold after Aug/sep but it's still a must to do activity. Consider there is some sea wildlife (jellyfish, mantas, etc), step grounding your feet and cover your skin with large clothes (jellyfish can burn your skin, nothing to die but it's better to avoid it). portable toilet is on the place if needed Parking lot is free of charge and safe

We’ve traveled a lot, seen beaches all over the world but Playa Balandra is different. The first thing that hits you is the water impossibly clear, shifting between turquoise, teal, and soft jade as the light moves. It’s shallow for what feels like forever, so you can wade out and still see the ripples dancing around your feet. The whole place feels untouched, almost sacred. The hills cradle the bay in this perfect natural curve, and the calmness is something you feel as much as you see. No crowds, no noise just wind, salt, and that unreal blue stretching out to the horizon. THE PARK IS FREE DONT LET ANY VENDOR TELL YOU OTHERWISE 20 minutes from La Paz. We took a scooter 🛵

One of the most beautiful beaches I’ve seen. The water is so shallow you can see the bottom. There’s a short hike to the top of the hill where you can take the best photos. Make sure to wear the right footwear since the trail is a bit rocky. There’s lots of marine life I saw plenty of fish and an eel! Get there early to beat the crowds. Parking fills up fast get there before 9 AM.

This place is absolutely beautiful. The water is crystal clear, easy to swim, snorkel, and relax with no waves! Easy walk to mushroom rock for a great photo opportunity! It’s regulated pretty heavily with limitations on how long you can stay, which is the only bummer. Highly recommend!

Beautiful beach to visit near La Paz. We came in the August heat, when the water was very warm. Saw a puffer fish (?) and lots of little fish, but no manta rays. Also many impressive birds flying the thermals above. It’s amazing how many people arrive at the beach without supplies, creating a great business opportunity for the locals. As a protected beach they only allow a limited group in the morning, clear them out at noon, and another limited group in the afternoon, with closure at 5 pm.

There are a few time windows you can be in the beach (8:00-12:00, and 13:00-17:00). Just buy the tickets online on the website and come whenever. Highly recommend to rent sun umbrella. The beach itself is great. Shallow water with many fish.

Gorgeous spiritual stop! Located in a perfect square with a divine breeze. The church is open during the day and great to visit for a little prayer. There are a few fans but no air conditioning but tht breeze is lovely -

We went the weekend of Día de Los Muertos. It was beautifully set up and decorated and there were many artisan ma and merchants there, many of whom had at least some themed items. It was nice, respectful, not commercial feeling. The only thing was I guess I didn't understand the public toilets. No TP and it wasn't clear if the man outside then was selling it, because I didn't see any and he didn't make eye contact or say anything.

A really nice cultural experience with something for everyone to see and enjoy. Amazing artists displaying their work on a Thursday night. Great restaurants for authentic and delicious food. A relaxing and enjoyable time!

Wonderful plaza to walk around in the afternoon or at night. There are street vendors and on Thursdays they put up an Art Walk that is really quite wonderful.

Old. Pretty empty. Not much to do. Prices are the same as USD. 2 hrs here is enough. Have a drink, take some pics, and tell your friends you've been kinda place.

Visited here for their annual Art Walk festival. Beautiful place and seeing the local talent artists was pretty cool.

Amazing plaza w some of the best souvenirs and shops. Not overly touristy, super safe and lots of beautiful sites. No hassling by vendors to come and shop, no high pressure sales tactics

fantastic diving area to experience sea lions

5/5 amazing experience. We secured our tickets by going to the Malecon early in the morning. Got breakfast in the meantime. The trip is so beautiful & peaceful. Some people even do glamping on the island. You get to snorkel in certain areas of the island. I would recommend taking a jacket. Also, get the appropriate sunscreen to not damage the coral.

Sv Rhiannon is on the move again. First stop is this beautiful island. Great to duck into to wait out a Northern wind. Crystal clear water. Great snorkeling and fishing (Although get permits) This is my last journey with Rhiannon. Thankfully She changed my life heart and soul. How could a person not change sailing Solo on a 45ft Sailboat. ❤️☮️🌏~🏴‍☠️

WOW...this whole area is just awesome..!! We had an opportunity to snorkel in the area, but we were restricted from climbing on the rock formations. There were coral in the area that were restricted and protected from placing a foot on it or near any of it. Even with all of the various restrictions, we still enjoyed as much of the snorkeling and exploring around the rock formations and coral in the area. We saw many varieties of fish and birds and several other unidentified life that was really great to see and explore. Kinda made us feel like we were the first to see it all! LoL Isla Espiritu Santo is a nature preserve area for snorkeling, swimming, and hanging out on the beach. We saw a variety of the local sea life including manta rays, schools of fish jumping out of the water, various kinds of tropical fish, the sea lion pups and adults. The area is best explored with a knowledgeable local or a knowledgeable tour guide who can answer any questions about the area or the licenses needed while in the area visiting. There were a many people in the area visiting with their own boats and docked in the area open water and adjacent to the land to get to the shores to enjoy the beaches or have a nice picnic under the their shade tent under the sun. The area was just awesome.

A must tour to do. Sea of Cortez is amazing.

Amazing place where you can actually appreciate a lot of things like the mountain layers, sea lions, whales, dolphins and many other sea Flora and fauna. Really incredible.

Gorgeous place. Definitely something you need to visit

The park had many excursions to do in one day! So much Fun! Make sure you get the full day pass and try them all if you have enough time!

We paid $65 USD per person for our family to use the water park, when we got there to use it, the park was closed due to chemical reasons. Miguel (the safety agent) told us to talk to our manager at the Grand Fiesta Americana (where we booked the activity). Never got the money back, we basically paid for an activity that we never did.

Our family a group of more than a dozen purchased all activities pass for more than $3.5k and couldnt do more than 3 activities.even though the park closes at 5pm all the activities closes at different times and mostly earlier than 5 pm. The zip line looks so attractive and adventurous but it’s very exhausting and tiring because of the hike n walk between them. Their main attraction according to their promotion is driving the ATV on the suspension bridge but we had to literally argue with them to take us through the bridge cause they were giving us silly reasons to avoid the bridge. Overall we felt like we could have spent that money well in other excursions. This is our opinion and we understand everyone’s is different.

This park is full of amazing activities and fun! The staff was wonderful and made sure to give an unforgettable experience. I rode the atv and Sebastian was my tour guide. I can’t wait to go back!

My husband and I just did this tour. We were signed up for the park pass which let us have a little bit of each adventure. The ATV and UTV were pretty fun and I enjoyed the camel ride. Marcel was amazing as a coordinator and Valeria was beautiful, knowledgeable, and informative when we did our tequila/mezcal tasting. Unfortunately, my husband got stung by a bee on the zipline (he hit the bee on the cable, complete accident). However, they have gone above and beyond to help us. David is the manager and he took us in his personal vehicle and drove us all the way back to Cabo San Lucas, took us to Walmart and a pharmacy to find benadryl and then drove us to our hotel. If I could give more stars, I would. I highly recommend this place and the people here are awesome.

My wife and I had a amazing experience today at Wild Cabyon. Was the first time that either of us zip lined. We had so much fun. The staff was absolutely amazing. Probably the best group of guides/people that I have ever experienced. Thank you so much for a wonderful time !!!!

Miguel was an incredible guide. He took us for a private tour of their desert trails to the Sea of Cortez where we took pictures and found sea glass. I would highly recommend this tour!

This is a really cool spot to see the geyser! It is not the cleanest spot in the world, but it was well worth it just looking for some time and seeing the waves turn into the geyser. There were shops and markets everywhere and you could find anything you needed here. I will definitely be coming back to see it. The geyser goes off ever couple of minutes cause of the waves, some will be larger and some smaller, but I definitely got some water on me, haha!

A great place to visit! You’ll find delicious Mexican-style fish tacos — absolutely worth trying. The drinks are excellent too; for example, the Piña Colada is a must. Don’t miss seeing the blowhole, and taking pictures in front of the **Ensenada** with this spot la bufadora sign is an amazing experience!

I am not sure how my experience compares to a cruise shore excursion but in my opinion it is not worth going to. It was about an hour drive outside of Ensenada. When I arrived I had to park at the top of the hill which cost 50 pesos, so relatively affordable. As soon as you start walking down hill, which takes about ten minutes, you are hit with vendors trying to sell you things. There are maybe 50-100 vendors trying to sell you anything from illicit items to trinkets to food. I did end up buying a couple items from a shop that wasn't pushy. When I got to the bottom there was a 360 camera you could rent as well as a drone. I'm not sure how either of those worked as I just went to the regular viewing platform. The reason I was disappointed is because you can see water flying upwards and hear the noise, but you can't actually see any hole. You just see water flying up, which I can do elsewhere on the western coast with a rocky shoreline during king tides. It was cool to visit once, but I spent maybe 5 minutes before leaving. If it wasn't so far from Ensenada it would probably be worth visiting.

Nice place if you happen to be in the area or are driving into Ensenada. The main reason for the low rating is that it is not worth the 45 mins to 1 hour drive from Ensenada. We arrived later in the day and there was plenty of parking. Parking is $50 pesos. Then you walk down a lane that has shops on both sides and will face some pretty aggressive vendors. Politely decline if you are not interested. The blowhole itself is nice, it was pretty empty and so we were able to see it without any crowds. The views from that spot are nice. There is no additional fees to see the attraction.

Hello everyone, if you guys are ever in the Ensenada area and never been to the "La Bufadora " blow hole you guys need to come see this natural phenomenon. Its pretty cool. I will say that now its been terra formed and its a tourist attraction with lots of vendors selling you everything. If that is not your cup of tea then you might want to avoid it. Since its a tourist attraction of course its very expensive and tourist busses from drop folks off from the ship cruises. I would now that you know this plan accordingly and enjoy. There are restaurants, vendors can almost sell you anything for a price.. Have fun my brothers and sisters.

Its a unique experience to watch the geysers. Its hard to miss them, as they go off every 1-2 minutes, atleast when we went. Its also a cool location for some photos

Interesting place with amazing scenery. The vendors are very pushy though. I went on a Monday morning and there were not a lot of other tourists there so all of the vendor's attention seemed to be focused on my friends and I lol.

Came here with my wife and kids, definitely not for young kids! My 5 year old and 8 year old didn't want to get in the dirty murky waters...dolphin are the only nice thing about this place. Cameras are not allowed and the reason why is because they will gouge you if you want to purchase the pictures they will set you back $45 USD for single person lol I wouldn't recommend it and will definitely not come back! I also purchased 2 small stuffed animals and a Tshirt for my kids and that set me back over $70 USD. Way better things to do for the amount you pay!

This was by far the BEST excursion we did while on vacation. Truly a once in a lifetime experience! We purchased the Royal Swim package which included over 6 unique, interactive activities with 2 dolphins (Tango and Cleopatra) our sealife expert guide, Gabriel was knowledgeable and wonderful to interact with, with our English speaking group of 6. That package came with all of the dolphin encounter photos taken by their professional photographer, a camel ride, sealion encounter, speed boat ride along the coast of San Jose Del Cabo and a buffett lunch. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS ENCOUNTER FOR YOUR FAMILY!!!!

The whole experience was worth it. All 14 of us had so much fun. Only bad thing was the picture prices . For 2 people it's like 170.00 so you might have 6 pictures or if your lucky you get 20 , but it's the same price . We where 14 and they didn't do group packages .

Had a great time with the kids. Trainers were fun. The sea lions made everyone laugh.The photos are extremely expensive although remember this is a very tourism based area. This is how they make their money and is just part of the vacation experience. Was a great experience from beggining to end, the transport was great and we did buy the photos. I'm glad we did because now we have these memories to hold onto not just in our head.

Dolphins were fun to swim with and were very well trained. The 15 min speed boat ride and camel loop for about 1 min were also fun. Our driver was 20 min late to pick us up which made us do activities in an oddball order. They also claimed a kayak experience but we didn't get to ride kayaks because "they didn't have paddles". So a bit of a bait and switch. Buffet food was also not good at all. The real issue with this place is the photo racket they are running. Their prices are far beyond ridiculous and they will not even allow you to bring your own camera to take your own pictures. Because our driver was late to pick us up we did activities out of order. Then they wanted to charge us even more for pictures after we finished all the activities because they had already made a DVD of the first activities we did and didn't want to include photos of the rest of the activities. All in all they were trying to charge us $200 for around 100 pictures. This is far beyond reasonable so we ended up buying nothing at all.

Highly recommend it this once in a lifetime experience. We purchased the top notch ticket and it was well worth it. We were 1 of 3 groups and jealousy reared its ugly head because all we kept hearing was "we should have bought the tickets that they paid for.

Dolphin Discovery is amazing ! The dolphins are happy. The trainers truly have a life long bond with these wonderous mammals. I have been several times. One of the best things to do is the free talk everyday at 3 PM. The trainers will explain the importance of protecting the environment and afterwards tou get to meet one of the dolphins. One of many great ways Dolphin Discovery gives back.

Very pleasant beach, small yet the water was relatively calm for snorkeling. There’s facilities for showering and parking. The sand is rough with smaller pebbles so better not barefoot in.

Great beach, not busy, pretty good snorkelling right from shore. Cell service can be spotty.

Very nice beach. You can rent umbrellas and chairs there. For kids its difficult but on the richt side is little place with calmer ocean.

It’s beautiful and even though the water is kinda rough, but you can still swim in them if you can swim, But watch out if you have kids! I would say its not very kids friendly. Also makes sure you have cash so you can rent the umbrella, it's about $20 usd for however long you want.

Pink granite pebbles for sand, recommend water shoes; recommend long sleeve rash guard top; beware of jellyfish, bring snorkeling gear, snacks, water; you can rent umbrella $20 usd. Great spoke to relax. Beautiful.

Great place with little people present at least first thing in the morning. The water was very calm compared to other beaches so it was perfect for our kids. Also, the water is very clear and blue. There are no food vendors nor smaller restaurants, only a few more upscale options. Besides this, the path to the beach does have a walkway which made it convenient even for our little kids.

Best beach around Cabo San Lucas! It is secluded and very well maintained. The sand is perfectly fine, not sure why people complain about it here. I am guessing they never been to Greece 🥴 Security here is over the top though, they won’t allow fishing or even walking over rocks.

If you like Mexico, you will like it here. A lot of art. Much less noisy than Cabo St Lucas. If you are looking for a spring break atmosphere, then go there. Else come here. Don't expect any bargains either place.

Beautiful little historic chapel in the downtown San Jose del Cabo. Well preserved, clean and very tranquil.

Went to 10 AM Sunday Mass. Full church. Spanish. Books in English.

It’s a church in the old town city center. Well kept, and photogenic. Maybe people inside sitting and taking it all in. Donation box at the entrance.

We visited this location as a result of the tour guide bringing us by this church location. Prior to going inside this specific church location, our tour guide gave us a mini history lesson on how the church was destroyed and rebuilt through the last hundred years of its existence. The tour guide also covered a few of the involved people related to the church history. The outside of the church appears to be renovated and painted. The inside of the church had members inside praying upon our entry, so the group was extremely quiet and respectful of the individuals sitting in the church praying as we walk through to take photographs and view the church. We did find that the church is still functional on several days during the week.

Never been to any other missions so I don't know how it compares but it was neat to see while at the art Walk.

Interesting and iconic site to visit while exploring San Jose del Cabo. The church sits on the plaza in downtown San Jose del Cabo. This is an active church, so please enter respectfully and ensure you don’t interrupt any services or activities. If you’re a religion, history, and/or picture buff, you’ll love this small, charming mission-style house of worship. Take a moment to appreciate the building and the history as an important part of your understanding of San Jose del Cabo. Recommended.

Lively with very cool shops and great restaurants

Nice place to buy all kinds of Mexican made products. And food

Beautiful, used to be way better than now

Nice place for strolling!

Clean, beautiful and very safe. Free rides for children. Family and pet friendly street with plenty of restaurants, bars, shopping centers, hotels and parking garages around! Endless fun for all ages.

Tourist street, start your Tijuana day here

Lots of renovations in progress.

12-26-23 Extremely busy with watercraft of all types and sizes including cruise ships, yachts, jet skis, you name it. Found the number of sea lions in the bay neat as they are avoiding orcas from what we are told. If you like the touristy landscape around the water, including a ton of boat traffic, then you will love this bay. Otherwise, there are better places.

Awesome whale watching in the winter

love the surounding. just so pretty

Great weather

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(Translated by Google) I love the place, it seems like a wonder of nature to me. (Original) me encanta el lugar, me parece una maravilla de la naturaleza

(Translated by Google) Excellent place. The tour to the arch is an unforgettable experience. To avoid scams, I recommend purchasing the tour through travel apps or visiting the booths located at each pier. (Original) Excelente lugar, el paseo al arco es una experiencia inolvidable, por seguridad para evitar estafas, recomiendo comprar el paseo por medio de aplicaciones de viajes o acercarse directamente a los módulos ubicados en cada muelle.