This is a great place to unwind on the rocks or beach on the Pacific side. The Sea of Cortez side (Lovers Beach) was very busy. Lovers Beach was a nice place to take a dip, but hold on to your kids tight, as the waves are pounding. The Pacific side is not for swimmers, but it's great for looking at some huge waves!

The most breathtaking beach on the whole Baja Peninsula, located where the bay meets the Pacific and causes great waves and beautiful diving. Beautiful people, great resorts, fine dining, and a great nightlife, with shopping to boot!

Lovers Beach is only accessible by boat. It's a great spot to go snorkeling and to explore the rock formations -- you can go from the Sea of Cortez to the Pacific Ocean. Only snorkel on the Sea of Cortez side; the Pacific Ocean is very rough and not recommended to swim or snorkel, but it’s beautiful to see. There are locals selling their wares and also drinks and snacks. Boat taxis are abundant to take you and pick you up for a small fee.

If you do nothing else in Cabo you must take a water taxi to Lover's Beach. For a few extra dollars they will take you to the Arch and also to see the sea lions. Lover's Beach (Sea of Cortez) is beautiful - calm and great for swimming. Just a few feet away on the pacific side is Divorce Beach. It is wild and rough with crashing waves.

One side of the beach is named Lover's Beach because the waves are very calm and relaxing. On the other side of the beach, the waves are just the opposite. These waves are large and ferocious, which explains the name, Divorce Beach. You need to take a boat to get there. There's not much to do, except enjoy the magnitude of the waves, lie in the sun, snorkel, and pick up some nice shells. The boats come every hour or so . . . you simply get on one of the boats when you are ready to leave. THERE IS NO PROTECTION FROM THE SUN, SO COME PREPARED!!!

It can get quite crowded, so you may want to ask one of the guides or your hotel activities coordinator when the beach would be less populated.