Lover’s Beach

Beautiful! A must stop while in cabo. Had a great time in the water and on the beach, and was able to buy a couple beers from some locals.

Beautiful beautiful place to just add to your list of attractions in Cabo. We came to the beach on a water taxi (easily accessible from the marina) and frolicked around as many others came to do. Lover’s beach is literally adjacent to El Arco, so you are able to get a great view of it as the boats came in. The water taxis drop you off relatively far from the beach itself, so be prepared to jump into the water for a little splashy splash. The beach can get crowded with people from all walks of life… there were some people selling cervezas but they looked questionable, so we refrained. People often brought their own coolers and food with them as well. On the opposite side is Divorce Beach (which is a cool experience but be super careful of those Pacific Ocean waves because you will get swept away!) and it’s much less crowded. Really clean, beautiful, and worth visiting.

What a beautiful place!
This is actually my 2^nd time here. My first time was with one of my girlfriends many years ago and we were both wasted on… tequila of course, and the whole visit was a blur. This time I was completely sober and traveling with my mother, so I had to behave! We talked to one of the guys selling boat tours along the pier and after checking out the different prices, we decided to go with one of the cheaper ones. Lover’s beach was one out of 6 spots that the boat cruise covered.
The beaches here are very beautiful, the water is very nice, it is however overcrowded with tourists and there’s like 10 boats at the same spot at any given moment. The beach is also very small and doesn’t have a lot of space and due to the crowded it’s noisy and not really a good place to relax.
The water can be rough depending on the day. Nice tourist spot to visit if you are in town!

It’s definitely a spot you need to check out when you’re in Cabo. You’ll see a lot of tourist and a lot of locals there trying to help you get off the boat. The beach itself is pretty small but it would be great if you had it to yourself. The water is usually warm but isn’t always so calm so be careful but it’s not like Divorce Beach. There’s no facilities around so bring your own food and drinks also you better go to the restroom before you get there.
Getting there is pretty short if you’re on a glass bottom boat which usually aren’t all that fancy. You’ll see people snorkeling and probably some scuba divers too. Being here has great views and it is a great experience.

A must do in Cabo. If you have time, grab some cervezas, a swimsuit, and spend some time on Lover’s Beach.
The snorkeling is not great since there are a lot of people but it’s still fun to do.
Then jump on the glass bottom boat and take a ride over to the Office.

This beach is like your own little private beach to get away from it all. To get here you take a water taxi to and to get back you take a water taxi back. There are employees on the beach when you need to catch a ride on the water taxi but they come frequently. This beach is great for swimming in and there are some small cliffs you can dive into the water from. This is also a great place to go snorkeling and scuba diving. It is close to the arch which is really nice. The water is really clear here and the sand is ever so clear and clean looking. There are also some fish that occasionally come up here. Very cute little beach on the side/​near the arch. If you take the boat tours they will usually stop by here to let you see it but I would definitely recommend that you drop off and relax here for awhile.

A major tourist spot in Cabo. I could see the arch from our hotel and I wasn’t sure whether it was worth going over to check out. I am so glad we did. The beach itself feels very isolated from everything else except that there are lots of of tourism taking pictures or taking in the sight of the waves as I did. But sitting on the sand watching the waves crash into the rocks, it was mesmerizing. The waves on the divorce beach is bigger, more ferocious than the other side since it is on the pacific ocean side.
You can pack a lunch/​snack and drinks and have a little picnic or there are vendors who will sell you beer/​drinks and chips on the spot if you forget to pack one.
One thing to be aware is the people who come rushing over when the boat comes in to help you get off or get on. They are looking for tips. I didn’t like how they were being aggressive with our kid, picking him up and placing him on the boat.

Play del Amor holds a special place to my heart because it’s where my fiancé proposed to me. Despite being a beach destination, Cabo San Lucas has choppy waters and many beaches are not swimmable, expect Lover’s Beach.
We rented a car during our all-​inclusive trip so we could visit this place. There are several companies that you can pay for a glass-​bottom boat trip out to this destination. all of which you should bargain with.
Our captain was funny and spoke English. My fiancé is a native Spanish speaker though so no problems there. They take you around to the Land’s End Arch and he told us which beaches were better for snorkeling, etc. You’ll get to see a lot of fish on the way and it’s really neat for the kids to see.
This beach is perfect for a daytime swim and even our 2-​year-​old was loving it! Just on the other side is Divorced Beach (name?) where the waves are extremely large.
There are people selling handmade items and beers on the beach but they leave you alone if you seem uninterested.
All in all, cute little beach and I’m glad we came bc I was dying for some time in the ocean!

Beautiful beach! We got a water taxi from the marina and it was only $ 3 (dollars) each way. Be sure to take a small ice chest with drinks and snacks because it is isolated. Use a water taxi with life preserves, don’t worry, you can see fish in glass bottom boat or just by looking over side. Don’t miss it

Lover’s Beach what an appropriate name. This beach is breath taking beautiful turquoise waters with amazing rocks and caves. This is paradise. The water was perfect temperature not to warm not to cold just amazing. The only way to get here is by boat which can be rented for a minimal fee and you can be picked up at time you indicate. Once you are at the beach you can’t rent umbrella and can buy refreshments as well. Great place this is a must when visiting Cabo.

Absolutely gorgeous! We could only get here by water taxi, which is an experience in itself. Take a taxi with the glass bottom boat, the fish are awesome.
The rock formations on this beach were amazing, there small were caves, not the kind you can go into an explore though. The water was warm, and the waves were a little strong at times but still refreshing.
It’s not a big beach, and there will be folks trying to sell you beer, mangos, jewelry, even pictures with an iguana. You can walk to the Pacific side of the beach, which they call divorce beach, you just can’t swim there.
Would recommend adding this location to a must see in Cabo!

BEAUTIFUL BEACH! Its just amazing views and you must take a trip out here for sure if your in CABO. They offer bottomless glass boat rides here depending who you purchase it from, they have water taxi’s you can catch on the Marina or you can purchase trips from your hotel or even local vacation agencies. You get some pretty good history also from the locals and its just amazing. The water is choppy so if you tend to get sea sick this might not be for you. Life Vests are mandatory! Don’t be silly and choose to be cool, not worth it. When you get on the beach you can swim in certain parts and they offer snorkeling, scuba and other little water sports here. Theres plenty of vendors offering there hand made jewelry, clothing, hats, even pictures with lizards and iguanas! You have to come and just experience it yourself and trust me you will not be one less satisfied and happy you took the trip out here.
** NEGOTIATE & be stern with these locals cause trust me you be surprised how much they will drop there cost when they see you won’t just settle for there prices and want to make business.

Lover’s Beach is located near the famous El Arch that can be seen from land or on a water taxi (PANGA aka Glass Bottom Boat/​Water Taxi). We’ve paid $ 13.00 for a round trip from Medona Beach to Lover’s Beach and on our way to El Arch, the taxi driver gave us a really nice tour to show us the Arch and rock myth stories which were quite interesting.
I really love the scenery during the boat ride even tho it could get a little rocky since the Pacific Ocean is right on the other side with it’s big currents.
Pretty cliché how Lover’s Beach and Divorce Beach are connected… a must visit on your first visit to Cabo
Lover’s Beach and Pelican Beach are located on the same side. Pelican Beach is where everyone is rock jumping or snorkelling so it can get a little crowded.
The beach sells umbrellas and little goodies for eats. Make sure you bring your own snacks and drinks since there’s no stores or restaurants there.

This is a beautiful little trip out when you visit Cabo. I recommend taking a boat tour to get out here. Here is a tip, don’t book the tour at the hotel or you’ll pay 3x the amount. Go to the marina and negotiate with the operators.
If you have kids, make sure the life vests are in good condition and make sure you put them on properly.

Beautiful. Sand is hot but we rented snorkel gear from the shore and took it over with us.
ALWAYS MAKE DEALS WITH PEOPLE. Never take the first amount they throw out.
It’s a must see.

Bar hopping at night and beach hopping during the day pretty much summed up our Cabo trip!
Lover’s beach is a must when you visit Cabo! Our hotel gave us a free water taxi tour to the Arch so we took advantage of our ride and got dropped off here! This is the more relaxing side since it is less windy and the sand is nicer! You can also swim, snorkel (small area, good for kids), and just tan to get some vitamin D!
It’s a plus that they let you bring drinks on this beach! We were able to enjoy a few beers and even got some snacks from some vendors selling chicharron and etc.
There are plenty of boats and water taxis that will take you back to where the hotels are, but it can be a challenge getting in a boat since the waves can be strong from where they pick you up!

If you want to go here there is no reason to book in advance. Just walk down to the marina and ask one of the men to take you over in a panga. They will try to sell you a 45 minute tour but hold your ground and insist on just going to Lover’s beach. The water is good for swimming and bring climbing shoes if you like to climb. Make sure you negotiate for a panga to take you back so that you don’t get stuck over there or end up overpaying. Apparently the going rate is about $ 6 per person each way. With that said I was told by one person I overpaid. You will be able to see Los Arcos on the other side of Lover’s beach on the way back as well as the rock where all the sea lions sit. The panga will get you much closer than the party boats will.

If you’re in Cabo, you have to come to Lover’s Beach. It’s just a short water taxi ride from the marina or one of the beachfront resorts. You just tell the water taxi man what time to come pick you up, and when he does, there is another nice man who stays on the beach and helps people back into their water taxis. If the water is choppy, it can be kind of scary to get on/​off the boats as they pull up to the beach. This also makes for great entertainment watching other people try to get on/​off boats. HILARIOUS.
The water is crystal clear and the rock formations are beautiful. You can’t swim on the Pacific side because the current is too strong, but swimming on the Sea of Cortez side is really fun!
There are TONS of vendors here trying to sell you bracelets, mangos (Elli the mango man with $ 15 mangos –_​_​_​_​_​_​-​), beers, etc. We brought our own beers which was definitely a good choice.

There are several beaches in Cabo that are scary/​dangerous to swim in due to strong undertow. Be aware of the warning signs folks! This is the reason it took a long while for my bestie and me to find safe Cabo waters. Thank goodness for Lover’s Beach!
This place is accessible by boat. The water is clear, beautifully blue, and perfectly cool, especially on a hot day. The beach is on the smaller side and a bit crowded since it’s a touristy destination. Very little to see but it’s a beautiful place to hang out!
You can also walk to the opposite side of the peninsula to the appropriately named Divorce Beach where the water is rougher/​scary.
Make sure you go here on an empty bladder because there are no bathrooms.
Water taxis frequently drop off and pick up passengers but be aware of the time that the last boat leaves so you don’t get stranded.

Beautiful clear water, colorful fish, soft sand, and amazing rock formations make this a great place to explore. Just be safe and don’t swim in the Pacific Ocean on the other side. It can be rough!
Great for snorkeling and right next to the iconic El Arco (the arch).
It’s possible to hike over here, or even swim, but a boat ride will cost you only a few dollars.
Be warned, there are no services here (no restrooms or shops), however there may be some local vendor selling items.