How do I get to Los Cabos, Mexico?
Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, Mexico is accessible by air from most major cities in the United States and Mexico by Aeromexico, Aero California, Alaska Airlines, America West, Continental, Mexicana Airlines, United Airlines, and various charter flights flying into the Los Cabos International Airport. If you are flying in from Los Angeles or San Diego, the flying time is approximately 2 hours. Cabo San Lucas is accessible by sea via Carnival Cruises from Los Angeles and other major cruise ship lines. By land, Los Cabos are accessible via the Transpeninsular Highway 1, which traverses the entire length of the Baja California Peninsula from the USA border. There are Greyhound Bus services from Los Angeles to Tijuana via San Diego and then by (Mexican Bus Lines) Autotransportes Aguila, Tres Estrellas de Oro from Tijuana to La Paz, and then on to Cabo San Lucas or by various other tour bus operators. From Tijuana, the drive is lenghty (22 hours by car and 30+ hours by bus). The roads are narrow, not built for high speeds, so be careful and watch out for the cows, burros and goats!
Are there any Nude Beaches or Topless Beaches, or is Topless Sunbathing permitted in Cabo San Lucas or other areas in Los Cabos?
Generally speaking, public nudity is not legal in Mexico, although enforcement of this law is not very strict. The only resort in Baja California Sur (that we are aware of) where nudity is permitted is located in Loreto. There are several beaches in the Cabo San Lucas and the Los Cabos area that are isolated enough to permit topless sunbathing and nudity. Use your common sense, see what other people are doing. If others are topless nearby, then the pracitce may be more tolerated in that area. The following link gives more information about Nude Beaches and Topless Sunbathing in Cabo San Lucas and Los Cabos on our Cabo San Lucas Beaches site.
