This long beach of fine white sand, gentle waves which are ideal for water sports. The fauna inhabiting the region mainly consists of vultures, pelicans, hawks beach and earwigs; whales, sea lions, seals, sailfish, marlin, lobster, shrimp and various small fish; while in the flora highlights suitable to withstand desert climates. damiana, cactus Yellow flowers, red and purple, chamomile, cactus and pitaya By the abundance of species reserved for sport fishing, this beach is considered the favorite fishermen from around the world, and last but not least is also ideal for sailing on board (wind surfing). In addition to fishing and wind surfing in Costa Azul can perform other activities such as diving, snorkeling swimming, surfing, boating, water skiing, flight kite and sailing, among others. You can also visit the center of town that retains vestiges of its past, as the Mission San Jose or the estuary, formed by a body of water 50 hectares, separated from the sea by a small bar. Also worth visiting the Casa de la Cultura, the Municipal Palace, the Garden of Art and the shopping area where regional crafts are sold The beach has palapas for shade and food and beverage service; And tourist assistance Source: SECTUR.

Costa Azul is located in the town of San Jose del Cabo, 33 km from Cabo San Lucas and 183 km from La Paz, the state capital. San Jose del Cabo is located 183 km south of La Paz on the highways 9 and 1.

By road:

Take the trans-peninsular highway No. 1, which goes from Tijuana to Los Cabos.

By air:

Los Cabos is a place you can easily reach, especially when traveling by air.Local air facilities are Los Cabos International Airport, located just outside of San Jose del Cabo.The Los Cabos International Airport is home to a large number of airlines, being therefore very convenient to major US airports as well as to the main airports of Mexico.

By Sea:

Take a ferry across the Sea of Cortez from the ports of Topolobampo and Mazatlan, in Sinaloa, to the port of La Paz. From there, you can travel by bus to Los Cabos.