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Lover’s Beach - Travel Guide

Written By Travel on Wednesday, March 27, 2013 | 2:42 AM


Lover’s Beach is an extensive beach that located at Baja California Peninsula in Mexico. As one of Baja California’s beaches, it is one of Mexico's most dramatic sea and landscapes, once popular with pirates, now with photographers. There are many opportunities for learning lively leisure activities such as surfing, sailing, hiking, and camping.

Lover’s Beach is a territory of Los Cabos; hence, tourists visiting the beach can stay in the accommodation facilities of nearby towns. Ensure you have a place to sleep before evening hours when the sea level can get higher to the extent of covering half of the beach. If you lack private transport, you can make use of the public transport that is available until 4 o’clock in the evening.

You can access Lover’s Beach from within Los Cabos and abroad. International tourists arrive at Tijuana or Mexicali City. If you are in San Diego, use the road border crossings that connect to Tijuana. You can also the Mexican public bus service from neighboring countries to Los Cabos, then head to the port near Lover’s Beach using major road highways.

From the port, board a powerboat to the beach. From far states, use airplane transport to either of the international airports in Tijuana and Mexicali cities. You can also use the Amtrak international train service from states in USA to San Diego, then use car transport or public bus to cross over to Los Cabos. 
Lover’s Beach is accessible only by boat transport from the mainland. There is no accommodation facility in the beach so you have to search for such facility in the mainland area near the beach. Places you can find tourist accommodation near Lovers Beach are the coastal towns of Pedregal and Playa Solmar. There taxi boats available at Lovers Beach to take you to the inland shores then connect to either of the towns for accommodation.

Lover’s Beach is an exploration of the Mexican culture of dining. You can never miss a fish taco dish in any f the restaurants near the beach. To top it all, the Chinese have added taste to the local cuisine by establishing their restaurants in the area within the vicinity of the beach. Wines, beers and many other drinks, including the famous Mexican Tequila, are available to quench your thirst and keep you fresh throughout the day.

One of the attractions is the location of Lover’s Beach. It sits on the tip of the Baja California Peninsula next to the centre of convergence between the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific Ocean. The sight of the convergence between the sea and the ocean is both dramatic and attractive. Many fun activities take place in the beach.

You can indulge in Lover’s Beach are watching varieties of whale species in the ocean, diving, snorkeling, and visiting archaeological sites in nearby historic sites within the peninsula. However, note that the beach is small and the sea can get rough, so there is no place to sleep. Thus, ensure that you are out of the beach by 4 o’clock in the evening.
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