Cabo Pulmo is a tiny beach community located on the Sea of Cortez in the East Cape region of Baja California Sur, Mexico. Cabo Pulmo National Marine Park boasts the only living coral reefs in Western North America and is renowned for its natural beauty & white coral-sand beaches, warm azure-blue waters, reef-protected swimming and boating, miles of empty beaches for hiking & beach combing, great snorkeling & scuba diving, sea kayaking, world-class wind surfing & deep sea fishing.

Cabo Pulmo village is situated in a rural area, forty miles northeast (as the crow flies) of Los Cabos International Airport, an easy hour-and-fifteen minute drive. Cabo Pulmo residents, both Mexican & American, are friendly and outgoing folk, and you’re sure to make new friends during your visit. Cabo Pulmo has six restaurants and a take-out food service offering a wide variety of menu choices and bar service. Three snorkel & scuba diving outfitters take guests to the many dive sites in Cabo Pulmo Bay & surrounding areas. A fleet of Mexican panga fishing boats, operated by experienced local Mexican captains, can be hired for deep sea fishing and sightseeing trips to the near-by seal colony & remote beaches.