Snorkeling at either of the beautiful bays of Santa Maria or Chileno seems to be the very reason snorkeling was invented. Though the beaches in Los Cabos can have dangerous undertows, most of the resort areas include man-made beaches and natural coves protected by rock jetties that are ideal spots for swimming and snorkeling. One of the best areas for swimming in Los Cabos is El Medano, in front of the Melia San Lucas Hotel. Other good swimming spots are the beach in front of the Hacienda Hotel and Palmilla Beach. If you d like to snorkel as well as swim, try Santa Maria Bay and Chileno Bay in the Corridor.
Boats can t pull up to the shore, so be prepared to swim from the boat to land and vice versa.
Swimming, scuba diving, surfing, para-sailing, snorkeling, sea kayaking, water skiing, glass bottom boat cruises, wave runners, wind surfing, whale watching, you name it and it is available here. Scuba divers will not soon forget their dive at the world famous sand falls, located just past the even more famous natural rock arch at Land's End. Don't miss one of the Pez Gato snorkeling trips to the incredible Santa Maria bay or one of their great Sunset or Booze Cruises. Some newer attractions in Cabo, are attracting a lot of notice. Cabo Expeditions and their fleet of Zodiacs are offering up some really exciting snorkeling and ecological adventure tours.