Playa Balandra

We visited on a Monday and left around 4am from Cabo San Lucas and arrived first in line at 7am. They limit the number of people who enter the beach so we made sure to get there super early but the beach never got too crowded. Entrance was free but they do charge to use the bathrooms so make sure to bring some cash. They have permanent umbrellas at the beach that you can use but there is also a gentleman at the entrance that rents out chairs/umbrellas. They take your ID as collateral and will return it once you return the chairs back. They also had kayak and stand up paddle boards to rent. But no food vendors so make sure to come prepared! Beautiful beach and very low tides. The hike up the hill was super easy (we hiked in flip flops) and the views were totally worth it. This was my first time visiting this beach and I will definitely be back!!

Beautiful white sandy beach. If you arrive at low tide there won't be enough water for swimming but it's still beautiful. They allow morning and afternoon shifts of people so it doesn't get too overcrowded. The views from the short hike near the playa are fabulous.

Crystal clear water. White sands. The authority limits the amount of visitors so that the beach is never too crowded. Be aware that you may have to Wait in a queue before you can actually reach the beach. It is a great foto spot and worth the drive from la Paz

It was OK. The view and the water was good, but I feel limiting the number of people is a marketing ploy, and after seeing the bay, I would say, if it wasn't for the marketing and limiting the number of people in, I probably wouldn't have gone out of my way to visit. But, I did, so it works. It wasn't a total waste of time, and I probably would have enjoyed it more if it wasn't built up so much.

This beach is a rare beauty. Highly recommend checking it out if you are in La Paz. There is so much wildlife so watch and it a cast area that is well protected by the conservation ministry.

A place you’ll never forget especially if you arrive early in the morning. I suggest you bring water shoes just in case of stingrays, there are jelly fish so if you’re allergic it might not be for you, the sting from the jelly fish are mild. They keep this reserve pristine, there are not many places in the world like this due to its geographic location and unique landscape. There is a small hike that gives you an incredible overview of the entire area. The water is very clear shout out Mexico for her natural beauty.

Wonderful beach with interesting geological structures. Tide was out when we were there so we go to see much more of the area.

Beautiful beach. Controlled so it is not slammed. Two times to go. 8 and 1pm. Get in line early