1. Bahía Chileno (Chilean Beach)

CORRIDOR.   Although Bahía Chileno is quite popular with locals on weekends, during the week it stays relatively uncrowded. At the east end you'll find tide pools teeming with life, while a dive shop at the western end provides cold drinks and equipment rentals for kayaking, diving and snorkeling. Chileno is one of the few Los Cabos beaches to offer public restrooms, and there's a shady spot under some palm trees if you need a respite from the sun. Motorized watersports are not permitted, making this a quieter beach than you'll find closer to Cabo San Lucas or San Jose, but snorkeling and diving are particularly good here.   (© 10Best)

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