Reviewed on Jun 20, 2025
Avoid, classical tourist trap
Left for whale watching from here. Lots of peddlers approaching as you are walking around but everyone is also very nice.
Too many peddlers.
Be prepared to be completely BOMBARDED by people trying to sell you boat rides. They hit you non-stop.
Didn't take any photo's
Fun to walk around, local bars, close enough if you're into drinking.
Why not spend a lazy afternoon at Black Coral Beach during your trip to Cabo San Lucas? Stroll along the area's marina, or simply savor its top-notch restaurants.
Containing one of the town’s oldest commercial enterprises, this tranquil beach beside the marina has great historical and geographical importance.
Experience the special bond between humans and dolphins at this marine center.
Attend festivals near the gazebo, study the museum displays and appreciate the views of the hilly surroundings from a historic plaza named for an inspiring teacher.
The martyr and missionary Nicolás Tamaral built this church in the 1700s. Admire its pink façade and stone bell tower.
An enormous whale skeleton on the town square marks the entrance to this fascinating museum, where you’ll learn of indigenous groups, piracy and Spanish colonialism.
