Los Cabos Recommendations

Chilean Bay is a great place to go for a relaxing day at the beach, with a swimmable beach and the opportunity to see a lot of sea life. It's a nice, relaxing, and beautiful place, where you can bring your own stuff and drinks and enjoy the day.

OtherSan Jose del Cabo 3w ago •Yulia Orlov

Located in the town of San Jose del Cabo, the Glass Factory and Artesanos is an attraction for those looking to explore beyond the Marina/Tourist area. This factory showcases the region's cultural heritage by producing handmade glass art and other local crafts. As a local business owner, I can attest that staying in or near San Jose del Cabo is a great idea, especially if you're based in Cabo San Lucas. It offers a more cultural and historic downtown experience, and the Glass Factory and Artesanos is a great place to start your exploration. You can visit the factory and learn about the art of glassmaking, and also explore the local art scene at the Artesanos market.

Tucked away on the secluded East Cape of the Baja Peninsula, Cabo Pulmo National Park is a protected marine sanctuary recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. This underwater paradise offers an unparalleled scuba diving experience, with the oldest of only three coral reefs on the west coast of North America. Despite facing severe marine heatwaves and cyclones, Cabo Pulmo has shown exceptional resilience, with a 400% increase in biomass since the local community banned commercial fishing in 1995. The park is a true bucket-list natural wonder, showcasing the most mind-blowing underwater experience you can have in North America.