Webcam Cabo San Lucas. Medano beach near Villa del Arco hotel
Cabo San Lucas is a city in Mexico, part of the state of Southern Baja California and the municipality of Los Cabos; population 56,811.
Cabo is a stunning vacation destination that captures the essence of the California Peninsula with its resort complexes, first-class golf courses, world-class restaurants and great outdoor activities.
For many years, Cabo was a quiet, remote fishing port, accessible from the city of La Paz either by ship or by car in about three hours. In 1977, the airport north of the city of San Jose del Cabo was modernized to serve jets and international flights. This also began the transformation of the town of Cabo into one of the most popular resort towns in Mexico.
During the 1980s and 1990s, Cabo San Lucas grew into a bustling and lively center that attracted amateur fishermen, handicraft vendors, water sports enthusiasts and people wanting to enjoy the city's nightlife.
Cabo, which offers the best sport fishing spots in the world and the opportunity to engage in any water sport, is the ideal destination for adventure-seeking travelers. Today, it is considered the second fastest developing resort town in all of Mexico. It is especially lively during the winter months from November to February.
Medano Beach is the main beach of Cabo San Lucas, and a great place with a wonderful view of the Pacific Ocean.
On the beach you can play beach volleyball, ride powerful jet skis and jet skis, kayaks, small catamarans, sailboats, water skis, and fly a parachute. All kinds of excursions can be booked right on the beach. Medano Beach is ideal for fans of diving and surfing - it will please both beginners and professionals.
The beach will not suit those who are looking for privacy. Médano is known for its abundance of beach vendors, noisy music, and large crowds of tourists throughout the day. Hotels, resorts, restaurants, bars, beach and nightclubs are all within walking distance. Visitors to Medano Beach can be assured of their safety, as it is the safest place in all of Mexico.
