Don’t think i’ve ever had more fun. Took a dinner cruise that was very affordable, had an open bar and obviously free dinner which was actually very good. Played very good music. Had the entire boat dancing and singing. It wasn’t just the boat I was on that was like this, every other boat nearby was doing the same thing. 100% recommend if you are in Cabo.

Great place to visit. If you are lucky you will get to walk through the arc. Best way to get there is rent a boat and have a tour, also make sure to take a jump into the water from their diving rock

Kinda' difficult to say something remarkable after 12k+ great reviews. Yes, it's fantastic. Excellent hikes, unique rock formations, great beaches, fantastic food nearby. People are very friendly, they really like visitors. (Most of them anyway.)

The best way I believe to visit the Arch of Cabo San Lucas is by water taxi. The water taxi is easy to get and inexpensive. The Arch is beautiful and breathtaking. It's awesome to see in person. Highly recommend to see nature's beauty.

the water was so clear & the sights were amazing!!! the tour guides were very knowledgeable & informative. they have their own cultural myths & stories about the shapes on the rocks. we saw seals, fed the fishes, it was so much fun!!

Beautiful scenic area on the water. Only accessible by boat if you want to visit the beach. Tons of boats pass by it constantly and can take away from the experience. Seals are all over in the water, the whales are also close by.

Hop on a boat ride at sunset, you won't regret it. Even if you have to go alone. We went on a dinner cruise and the many vibrant shades of the setting sun were abundant.

Visited Cabo this week for a couple of days and took a clear boat to The Arch of Cabo San Lucas from the Marina. We didn't buy tickets in advance as there were many people on the marina offering different activities. Things were pricey but overall had a great time! Totally recommend the clear boat rides, felt like I went scuba diving with the fishes without getting in the water. But possibly could get a better rate if you buy tickets in advance.

Such AN AMAZING, BEAUTIFUL PLACE! Incredibly beautiful! I read a review in which it said it was like whatever... I must add, if you don't want to see and experience this beautiful world, than this and any other place will be whatever to you. It's beautiful and a place you must visit. Aside from this rock formation, the people were amazing! Buy tickets and haggle enough to pay no more than maybe $30/person if going on a small boat (glass floor) take a sunset cruise, it's amazing! Do both day AND sunset

This place is amazing, the distinctive rock formation at the southern tip where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez and the clear waters makes it easy to snorkel or scuba diving, I spotted a list 50 different kinds of species of fish while snorkeling here. This is a great spot to spend the day, you can arrange with the boat captain to drop you off and pick you up at a later time.

Amazing!! You'll be amazed by the different colors of the waters out there and the beautiful sealife! We took a water taxi. Vendors are easily found on the beach! We were able to snag a water taxi for only $25USD for the both of us. The going rate seems to be $15-$20 per person. Would definitely recommend. It does not take long to get there at all from the beaches.

The boat ride was a little sketch... but it was fun, we didn't get off at the beach. Definitely worth seeing up close. Saw some sea lions hanging out.

The Arch is a must see adventure everyone visiting Cabo should do once. Getting up close and taking pictures and a short tour by locals is really nice. On our trip we were over run by little flying bugs. They were mostly annoying, but didn’t really do anything else. Our water taxi was very informative and helpful as far as giving information about checking out Lovers Beach and Divorce Beach! Definitely be very careful on the Pacific Ocean side! The waves can be huge and they will drag you right in! The Arch is cool to see and take a few pictures, lots of sea lions barking in the water. Definitely worth the amount we paid to do this excursion.

The Arch of Cabo San Lucas and was awestruck by the iconic rock formation known as the Arch. It's truly a sight to behold, and the only way to get up close and personal with it is by taking a boat ride. The water is nice blue color and the views of the Arch are absolutely stunning. I highly recommend adding this experience to your Cabo itinerary!

This was a beautiful and magical place. It was out on the point past Lovers Beach and Divorce Beach. My family has a great time and the water taxi was easy to secure at Port for the quick tour.

The Arch of Cabo San Lucas is truly impressive and spectacular, making it a must-see attraction. Highly recommended for any visitor to Cabo, witnessing this natural wonder is an unforgettable experience. To fully appreciate its grandeur, renting a boat is a must—it’s an essential activity that adds an extra layer of awe to your Cabo San Lucas adventure. This iconic landmark is a highlight that should not be missed, making the cabo trip complete.

Real cool spot here! The boat ride here is the best! You can see all the little fish under the water and have to fight the urge to just jump into the crystal-clear water (atleast me anyway!) If your in Cabo definitely get the boat ride to this spot!

Did a sunset cruise and also a day one. Lovely views, I had a great experience. The sunset cruise was on a catamaran which couldn’t get as close but wasn’t much of the purpose of that sail. The day tour sail was great as we got close to the arch.

It’s Land”s End, the most southern tip of Baja Peninsula. THE REAL TREASURE IN THIS AREA ARE THE SEA LIONS, basking in the sun on a rock. 😎😎😎 The vista of a coastal community is also lovely👍👍👍. It reminds of the Almalfi Coast in Italy. But there’s NOTHING SPECIAL about the hole through a granite rock people seem to rave about. — While rock itself emerged from tectonic activity in the Baja some millions of years ago, “El Arco” is merely a result of erosion of the rock due to violent waves from the Pacific. — This hole in the rock is but a reminder that the ocean is not peaceful (pacific) at all. It was wrongly named by Magellan in 1520 when his expedition from Spain sailed into a calm day. This is accessible only by boat. Swimming is not advisable given the strong currents. It’s a tourism hype. Nothing special.

Perfect getaway... The Arch was a must-see when down in Cabo. Beautiful, warm weather and semi calm ocean conditions. The boat ride over to the Arch was smooth and enjoyable. Highly recommended!

Had a great time. Went out in a small boat. Continued to see the whales. What an amazing display we had. High winds and interesting rife out!!!

A must see when in Cabo. My husband and I have enjoyed a whale watching trip in March and sunset cruise.

It is one of the largest public beaches, it has beautiful views mainly of the arch, it is not kept as clean and there are not as many showers, bathrooms and garbage cans since it is more open, there is a lot of street vendors and the beach is very crowded at certain times of the day , is close to many bars, restaurants and beach clubs; also is petfriendly!

Beautiful beach with many restaurant options to choose from. It’s right in the marina, so be prepared to see boats there. Several vendors walking. The only negative is parking it was hard for me to find a parking near by. Overall it was a pleasant beach to relax.

Beautiful beach, clean and well taken care of. Lots of vendors, which I personally like. The water was nice and cold, perfect for the sunny weather!

Love this Beach great place to swim in Cabo. Plenty of places to grab a drink at set down enjoy the beautiful water.

The blue water is the first thing to catch your eyes! Deep blue colors of different shades, what a tropical place should look like! The down side to this beach is the slope and very course sand. It’s nice to walk along this stretch of beach from the marina all the way to the rock outcropping. You pass many resorts, vendors and all the sights in between. Heading towards the rock outcropping gives the best opportunity to see the arch. The slope to the beach and contour of the ocean floor leads this to have strong waves along the shore. The water in the ocean is typically warm enough to swim. You simply need to time the rush of the waves to enter and exit. Pay attention and it’s not for the faint of heart, as the ocean often will roll tourists after knocking their feet out from beneath them. There is a ton of power and daily you can see someone swept off their feet. If you’re not up for the challenge stay by the pool and watch the ocean from your lounger or the beach.

This beach is awesome, beautiful, and full of endless fun. Medano Beach has plenty of restaurants for everyone. They have residents walking along the beach selling souvenirs, helping tourists get beach furniture, and settling down the family. Most of all, they have endless tours that are priced fairly for the family to enjoy.

Our resort is on this beach. I swam in very cold water daily the month of Feb. 4 feet of the shore it's 8 feet deep.

Fun beach with lots of people. A bar & restaurant are step’s away. A good day with the drone taking video as well as relaxing was done.

Medano Beach is a short walk east of the Marina. Beautiful beach with a lot of energy, amazing restaurants and hotels. Whether you want to chill or get involved with the party at Mango deck it’s always a fun time.

Beautiful beach, always clean and easy walk to anywhere. It's easy to catch a water taxi to the Marina or Lovers Beach.

Best snorkeling beach! Come at 9 am before all the tour boats show up! Can be crowded on weekends, especially in high season. The reef out to the west is some nice fish peeping. Bathrooms are close and clean, minimal walking down to beach.

Beautiful, white sand beach with a public bathroom and lifeguard station. There were several boats with snorkelers but it wasn’t too crowded on the beach during Spring Break.

Beautiful family friendly beach Clear blue water Not too harsh waves Great for swimming Had a lot of fun waking in sand and swimming with the kids. Inspite of being small, it didnt get overly busy. One issue for tourist is the availability of shade. There are people renting umbrellas and chairs, which are very heavily used and beaten up, we got broken chairs and exchanging them was a hassel. Also no place to eat at or near the beach , so go prepared, especially if you are using Tqci/Uber to visit. Boardwalk leading to the beach can become very hot hence the signs to walk with ahoea on. Small but decent showering stations and bathrooms at the parkinh end of the boardwalk. Lot of boats near the beach with multiple activities may block the view if you are ina mood to click pictures all the way to horizon. Overall worth spending a few hours if you are in Cabo.

See what’s just off shore at the reef in this area - it’s very alive and beautiful under water. Be kind to the wildlife here because a lot of different under water creatures live here 🤍🌊🐟 Had a wonderful day on a Cabo adventure tour that brought us here.

We're so lucky to have such a wonderful beach. Great parking to start with, then new bathrooms, an eco friendly walkway down to the beach and fine white sanded beach and calm water, you can't ask for more. The water is comfortable as the yellow with black striped fish passes you, as well as larger silver fish. Perfect temperature and sunny skies. This is known as a snorkel beach. So there are many party boats just outside the beach front. You can rent snorkel gear here, too. No problem and enjoy your visit here!

Chileno bay is the perfect spot your snorkeling adventures. However, be aware of the beach warning flags. When I went in, I did not pay attention to the jellyfish flag and sure enough, I got stung by them and let me tell you it burned really good. Had not been for the jellyfish in the water that day, it would have been perfect.

Beautiful blue clear beach. Perfect for kids and family. Remember to take snorkelling 🤿 gear with you as you can see the fish near the shore. One of the finest beaches I enjoyed in my life. Good to visit in the month of Feb to April to see whales 🐳

Very nice beach..Very safe..Got pretty busy as mid day came on..

Hidden little public beach with nice bathrooms and a place to rent chairs and umbrellas if you did not come prepared for the heat. Small little beach with beautiful crystal clear blue water. This is a great spot to do some snorkeling but you can pretty much see most of the fish from just standing in the water. The current is pretty strong and the sand is rocky and you sink a little bit. Nice little spot to come for the day to relax, hop in the water, snorkel, or just lay in the sun and relax.

We had a great time at Chileno beach. The water was packed with boats and the kids found a couple nice sand spots. Bathrooms smelled terrible and there were no food places close, that’s the only thing missing.

NOVEMBER 2023 amazing public beach. we couldn't have been happier. warm water. gentle waves. plenty of families but NOT overcrowded. no pushy vendors. group of nice guys that rent chairs and umbrellas as soon as you enter the beach. about $25 USD for a chair and umbrella... I thought that was more than reasonable. they carry everything over for you and set up the umbrella and take it down for you. tons of tropical fish in shallow water to view with goggles or snorkel. we tried another local beach but ultimately we came back here. highly recommend!!!

Small clean beautiful beach. One operator to rent out umbrellas, chairs, snorkeling gears, safety vest, paddle boards, no other vendors. Bring towels if you plan to swim. We swam with normal swimming goggles close to the shore and saw a ton of fish. The water was warm. Dec 28, 2023

Awesome and beautiful beach. Huge natural reef to visit for snorkeling loaded with fish. We also got to see two whales cruising by. Parking is big and usually easy. Must stop if you are in the area.

Great public beach. Attached to a resort, but free access to the public. Ubered it there and laid in the sun. Water was gorgeous with tropical fish swimming right up to you when waist deep in water. Nice clean public showers available at parking area. Miguel offered us an umbrella for 500 pesos. He also had chairs and snorkke gear.

I think it is one of the best public beaches in cabo, the place has enough parking, super easy access, shower and bathroom areas, many trash cans so the beach is kept very clean, the tide is very stable and not aggressive at all. I had a wonderful day and the sunset was spectacular

Linda playa, está bien para pasar un rato tranquilo. El agua no es profunda y se puede caminar un buen tiempo sin hundirse, hay que llevar zapatos de playa por que hay piedras y pueden lastimar los pies. La entrada es por turnos en la mañana o en la tarde, hay palapas gratis para instalarse pero hay que llegar temprano para lograr tomar una. (Translated by Google) Nice beach, good to spend a quiet time. The water is not deep and you can walk for a long time without sinking. You have to wear beach shoes because there are stones and they can hurt your feet. Entrance is in shifts in the morning or afternoon, there are free palapas to settle in but you have to arrive early to grab one.

They only take 3 different times a day,first is between 8-11/11-2/2-5. I drove there as early as 0745 and there already was a big line but no biggie it was quick to get in,not sure what the others were saying but it was totally free,but they'll only give you 3 hours. At 8 the water was a bit cold and windy by 9 it turned out just like the ones in the pictures The clear turquoise color was very beautiful. It's so shallow that you can walk from.one side to another and see fishes down below. It was just beautiful,i enjoyed every bit of it.

Arrive early if you want a great spot. We arrived at 0645 and were pretty deep in the line already. Make sure you bring your cooler and some cold drinks. Otherwise it was a great experience. Lots of puffer fish and small schools of other fish. My wife and I really enjoyed our time there.

Balandra 🐋 Recomendado visitar Balandea , cerca de La Paz , Baja California Sur . Sus aguas cristalinas, calma , aire fresco harán de una experiencia única en tu visita en una de las playas más bonitas de México . - Tips : •Llegar temprano • Llevar efectivo • cuidar los ecosistemas: no dejar basura , no usar bloqueador , no llevarse conchitas. Experiencia increíble 💛 (Translated by Google) Sloop 🐋 Recommended to visit Balandea, near La Paz, Baja California Sur. Its crystal clear waters, calm, fresh air will make your visit to one of the most beautiful beaches in Mexico a unique experience. - Tips: •Arrive early • Carry cash • take care of the ecosystems: do not leave garbage, do not use sunscreen, do not take shells. Incredible experience 💛

One of the best beach I have been to, the water is crystal clear. The beach is up to knee height so you can walk out for a bit. The water is very refreshing even in November. There are a few umbrellas but it’s first come first serve. Some can be rented but not really worth it. There is no restaurant and 1 toilet so be prepared. We brought our own snack and spent about 5 hours here relaxing.

Beautiful. This beach is surrounded by rock formations and only goes up to your waist.. there are a few cabanas to lounge under, so go early. The have 2 entry times, 8am or 1 pm.. they only allow 400 people in at a time. You have to wait a in line of cars. They do not sell food or anything, as this is a national park. You can bring your own though. It's quiet and relaxing and breathtakingly beautiful!

Balandra beach is one of the most beautiful beaches i've ever seen before. Water is clearly and blue, level is low so you can walk to much into it. You can see different fishes. You take your food and drinks because into the beach the are not stores and also take a parasol. The beach has schedules so first investigate which are ones, I went to the 1:00pm to 5:00pm.

No Vayan! Les daré mi opinión transparente. Fuimos hoy sábado 20 de abril de 2024, nos recogieron en el hotel ubicado en San José del Cabo a las 4am (4 de la mañana) súper temprano. Después de un camino cansado y largo como de 3 horas, llegamos a PLAYA BALANDRA. La agencia de viajes con la que contratamos el tour ya tiene pulseras de control emitidas por el gobierno para poder entrar, lo que sabemos es que solo están permitidas entrar a playa BALANDRA 400 personas por turno y solo hay dos turnos en el día. Antes de llegar te rentan un sombrilla ⛱️ y dos sillas por 300 pesos, y aquí empiezan los problemas, ya que es temprano, por alguna razón hay mucho aire, y es un tema que tú sombrilla vuela con el viento, y para las dos horas que estuvimos ahí, la VDD es que no te puedes meter agusto a la playa por el exceso de viento y el agua está muy fría. La playa está hermosa y la vista está padre.. Pero ir a tomarte la foto en el honguito y ver la playa me parece que no vale la pena por tanto tiempo que pasas para llegar y no poder bañarte agusto. Vale mejor su tiempo que se vayan a otras playas donde puedan llegar con más tranquilidad y que disfruten más con menos viento y más solecito. (Translated by Google) Do not go! I will give you my transparent opinion. We went today, Saturday, April 20, 2024, they picked us up at the hotel located in San José del Cabo at 4am (4 in the morning) super early. After a tiring and long road of about 3 hours, we arrived at PLAYA BALANDRA. The travel agency with which we contracted the tour already has control bracelets issued by the government to be able to enter, what we know is that only 400 people are allowed to enter BALANDRA beach per shift and there are only two shifts a day. Before arriving they rent you an umbrella ⛱️ and two chairs for 300 pesos, and here the problems begin, since it is early, for some reason there is a lot of air, and it is a problem that your umbrella flies with the wind, and for two hours We were there, the VDD is that you cannot get comfortable on the beach because of the excess wind and the water is very cold. The beach is beautiful and the view is great... But going to take a photo in the mushroom and seeing the beach doesn't seem worth it to me for so much time you spend getting there and not being able to swim comfortably. It is better for your time to go to other beaches where you can arrive more peacefully and enjoy more with less wind and more sunshine.

Wow, Playa Balandra in La Paz, Baja California Sur is absolutely breathtaking! I've never seen such stunning scenery anywhere else. But I gotta admit, getting there isn't the easiest, mainly because the locals aren't always clear on how things work, or maybe they're just keeping it quiet – not sure. Here's what I found out from my visit in March 2024: 1. You'll need your own wheels to get to the beach. Taxis can take you there, but getting back might be tricky unless you've arranged something with the driver. 2. Since it's a protected area, they only let in 400 people during two time slots: early morning from around 7-8 am until noon, and then from 1 pm to 4 pm. But be warned, there's usually a long line of cars before each slot, so it's best to arrive early to secure your spot. 3. And here's the kicker – there are no facilities at the beach, so make sure to bring your own drinks and snacks. Plus, remember to take all your trash with you when you leave. 4. While you're waiting, you can rent chairs and umbrellas from vendors, although I didn't bother. 5. There are only a couple of porta-potties near the parking lot, so plan accordingly. 6. Oh, and don't count on any cell service while you're there. Despite the hassle, the natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere of Playa Balandra make it totally worth the trip!

One of the best beaches I've seen, shallow water, great for the family, also the beach has two shifts to keep it from being packed, you also have to pay a fee to enter.