Cabo San Lucas: Snorkeling and Underwater Attractions

Cabo San Lucas has become one of the best places to have an underwater adventure like snorkeling and scuba diving. If you have that great enthusiasm in snorkeling and scuba diving, you might want to consider having your vacation in Cabo San Lucas.

The Sea of Cortez in Cabo San Lucas is known to be one of the waters in the world with the richest marine life. This makes Cabo an attraction for those underwater adventurers who want to get close to a variety of marine life and colorful schools of fishes.

If you are going to Cabo for an underwater adventure, below are some sites you can visit.

Considered by many as the best diving and snorkeling spot in Cabo San Lucas is Cabo Pulmo, which is a National Marine Park that has a living coral reef that shelters more than 300 fish species and other marine life.

In some time of the year, the waters in Cabo Pulmo are considered the clearest, and these are the best times to enjoy a day of snorkeling and scuba diving as there would surely be great underwater visibility. For sure, it is advisable to take with you your underwater camera for great pictures.

Another good snorkeling site in Cabo San Lucas is the Lover's Beach. This secluded yet popular beach also has a great snorkeling site that you can enjoy while visiting this great beach. No wonder this beach is a popular place for tourists visiting Cabo. To reach the beach however, you need to hire a water taxi.

Tour guides or drivers of the water taxis can give you advice on where you can safely snorkel in the Lover's Beach. The side of the beach that faces the Pacific Ocean could have huge waves so it is always advisable to listen to the guide's advice.

The Corridor is also another amazing place for snorkeling. The Corridor borders Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, and it is often a favorite among snorkeling tours as the Corridor offers a clear and fine place that is home to an amazing marine life.

So don't forget your sunblock and your underwater camera, these places are indeed great places to take that underwater picture.