The turnoff is at Km. Watch the markers as there is no sign. Drive through the deserted campground and pick your spot. Cliffs are at the western end of the beach with a crescent shaped beach facing the ocean. This is a popular surfing spot, as attested to by numerous tents on the beach near the water with surfboards outside.
Swimming is relatively safe here, too.
Playa San Pedrito Formerly called Playa El Estero, this popular surfing beach is called El Pescadero after the fishing village nearby. The campground here at Km. 59, could be called the Cadillac of Cape camps. In season, whales spout near the shore, and mangoes here ripen twice a year. The Golden Gate Bank is just 3 miles off shore, compared to the 30 mile boat ride from Cabo San Lucas, making it easily accessible for small boats.