Over the centuries, Mexico’s best beach towns have grown up around many of these beaches. Some are very heavily focused on tourism, whereas others have remained traditional.
The country has mountains, rainforests, yawning canyons and charming colonial cities. But it’s most often associated with its beautiful beaches. That’s probably no surprise.
With 5,800 miles of coastline spanning the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean Sea, the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez, there’s more than enough sand to squish your toes into!
Its easy access to cities like Los Angeles makes it a great long weekend break. With gorgeous beaches, beach hopping is another popular activity in Cabo. Medano Beach offers at least a mile of swimmable shoreline.
There’s a stylish marina, a malecon which is ideal for an evening stroll, and a quirky arts scene, with lots of sculptures and thought-provoking murals sprinkled around.
A protected sea area teeming with sea life. See blue footed boobies and other sea birds, go scuba diving with sea lions, watch whales or paddle a kayak around idyllic uninhabited islands.