Center of Cabo San Lucas daytime activities. Not hard to discover since some o/t best known joints are located there, the office, Billigans and Mongo Deck, places that go from subdued to radically wild, yet I became interested in discovering other eateries, hangouts & beach Care Centers. Like T/ Sandbar friendly day bar overhang the sand where you have great meals, cold cerveza or cocktail with no need to move at sunset since t/ on beach firepit gathers an eclectic crowd of expats & tourists to share and meet. Actually my first pick for Best Hangout Joint award. Continuing down the beach and just on the edge of the dry river bed is Tabasco Beach that though enjoyable can be a bit heavy handed on the use of essential beach paraphernalia such as a beach umbrella which has an extra charge, but nevertheless a good place to enjoy a burger or more elaborate fish dishes and just a step away from one of the beaches best jet ski rentals. And last but not least just a few meters away is a taste of beach side true relaxation, meaning, tented massage tables with warm and friendly hands that surely will take all your worries and pains away. Probably the best thing to do on Medano Beach is to not stay in one place at let yourself be seen strolling down the shore and popping into the variety of upscale or easygoing beach side hanging outs. Enjoy.

This is a great beach to bring the kids. You can rent a chair, get a drink, and rent a kayak or ride the banana boat, etc. There's a "Tarzan Boat" where kids can jump off mini trampolines and a rope swing. They charged us $20/hr per person for it, and my kids LOVED it.

Depending on what you are looking to do this beach has it all. The water was great but gets deep quick. If you are bringing children definitely have them suited up with floaters/life vest. The beach itself is small. Not a lot of sand between the water and where you sit. As soon as you get on the sand be prepared to be swooped by the locals to buy something. You can’t be mad at it as for some this is how they make their money. Jet ski ($50 for single or $55 for double is an option something we/the group did as well as the boat ride ($20pp). We got on a big boat for ($20). It’s about a 40 minute ride/tour that we did (lovers & divorce beach, the arc, pelicans brief, we also saw seals) -all covered on the boat ride. Looking back we should of rented the yacht for $400. It was a group of us but it would of been well worth the money cuz we could of split. If it’s a group/ I say do the tour that way. Even if it’s not a group $400 for two hours and some lite eats and drinks plus the tour would of made the trip more fun— we were already having fun but it would of put it over the top! Ok, moving on! one last thing to make your beach experience a better one, make reservations at one of the beach clubs. We did Corazon beach club. You can sit on beds, beach chairs etc you just have to buy food and drinks so it’s really a no brainer to use that service. I mean you will likely eat and drink on the beach so why not buy some drinks and use their amenities! We had complimentary massages on the beach(I tipped well) mine was really good! plus they (security) keep the locals from harnessing you. The key here is to make reservations or get up early and try and see if they have openings for beds, lounge chairs and tables. This was our main go to beach but we also did one in Todos Santos— just beautifully!!!