Is water in Cabo choppy?

The beaches on the Pacific side of Cabo San Lucas and in a few places along the Corridor tend to have very rough waters and strong rip tides and are not so safe for swimming, but the views are spectacular! A number of beaches are also excellent spots for surfing.



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A beautiful and pristine beach, but there is no swimming allowed on any beaches located on the Pacific Ocean side because of strong and dangerous currents, harsh waves, and under toes. Located on the Pacific side of Land's End, Playa Solmar offers spectacular views and long stretches of white pristine sand.

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But here's something you need to know: not all beaches in Cabo are swimmable. While some coasts are fantastic for a splash, other beaches in this region are rife with real dangers that could even be life-threatening. Here are the top reasons why some Cabo beaches are unswimmable, and what you can do as a visitor.

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The best time to visit Cabo is from May to June, when the wintertime crowds have gone home and the summertime storms have yet to hit. October and November are also nice months for a vacation, but you'll need to begin your hotel search early if you want to save money.

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If you want to experience the longest stretch of calm, swimmable water in Los Cabos, then Medano Beach (Playa Medano) is the place for you.

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Los Cabos beaches are one of the most beautiful destinations you will find in the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez coastlines.

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It is not recommended to drink unfiltered tap water in Cabo San Lucas. Just to be safe, ask for bottled water and be wary of drinks with ice cubes.

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Are there Drug Cartels operating in Cabo? Like in most parts of Mexico, Drug Cartels do operate and it's also the case in Cabo San Lucas. However any problems or crime related to drug cartels are between different factions, and tend to happen far away from the major touristy areas.

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Los Cabos, Mexico, situated at the southern tip of the Baja California peninsula, is a dream destination for many travelers. Its breathtaking scenery, fascinating history, and vibrant culture are just some of the reasons why this location continues to captivate the hearts of tourists from around the world.

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My first morning in Cabo on my most recent trip, I headed to East Cape Beach for sunrise. There is public beach access here but no amenities. This beach has strong surf, so it's not good for swimming. But it is a gorgeous spot to watch the sunrise.

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Nearshore Fishing in Cabo San Lucas The nearshore waters on the Pacific side of Cabo have depths between 300 and 1,000 feet. This is where the dorado and wahoo push into every fall. This initial steep drop off from shore to several hundred feet deep happens quickly.

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Most of the water and ice in hotels, resorts, and tourist restaurants are safe. Many offer purified bottled water and many of the resorts have desalination plants that purify the water on site.

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