San Pedrito Beach

What a great beach. Whale watch, dog friendly. We eat at Pura Playa with toes in the sand. No ATV's. Help protect our Turtles and please pick up after your dogs.

Absolutely loved San Pedrito Beach! After stopping at other, more busy beaches we found San Pedrito - because of it being more remote and trickier to get to (off roading is necessary to reach it) it’s very quiet and peaceful; a perfect place to whale watch, surf, camp, or just spend a relaxing day at the beach! Something to note is that the facilities are limited - there’s one port-a-potty that’s locked and a restaurant that’s right next to the beach (called Pura Playa) is only open Thursdays - Sundays. Just be prepared ahead of time and you’ll have a wonderful time at the beach!!!

Best beach in baja for sure (for my taste at least) there's a magical vibe going on in there, you can feel it in the air. Sunsets are mesmerizing and you won't look at a better looking moon anywhere else.

A gorgeous beach to chill out and catch some waves. The surf was too hard for a novice like me, but it was still fun trying to master it. Only a stone's throw away from Pescadero and Todos Santos as well

Excellent beach for sunsets and VERY primitive camping. Everything is first come first served. No bathroom facilities on site. You need to be self contained. Watch out for the no-seeums they will eat(bite) you alive and make you itchy! Bug spray barely deterred them.

Don’t bother if you are driving a RV! The roads are rough and the tree branches scratched our RV.. definitely not worth it. La Paz has way better beach access to the beach.

Beautiful beach to go camping and have some privacy. It is also a good place to surf or just to have a good swim. The sunset is absolutely breathtaking.

Wonderful surf beach small restaurant no facilities beyond that

What a great beach. Whale watch, dog friendly. We eat at Pura Playa with toes in the sand. No ATV's. Help protect our Turtles and please pick up after your dogs.

Absolutely loved San Pedrito Beach! After stopping at other, more busy beaches we found San Pedrito - because of it being more remote and trickier to get to (off roading is necessary to reach it) it’s very quiet and peaceful; a perfect place to whale watch, surf, camp, or just spend a relaxing day at the beach! Something to note is that the facilities are limited - there’s one port-a-potty that’s locked and a restaurant that’s right next to the beach (called Pura Playa) is only open Thursdays - Sundays. Just be prepared ahead of time and you’ll have a wonderful time at the beach!!!

Best beach in baja for sure (for my taste at least) there's a magical vibe going on in there, you can feel it in the air. Sunsets are mesmerizing and you won't look at a better looking moon anywhere else.

A gorgeous beach to chill out and catch some waves. The surf was too hard for a novice like me, but it was still fun trying to master it. Only a stone's throw away from Pescadero and Todos Santos as well

Excellent beach for sunsets and VERY primitive camping. Everything is first come first served. No bathroom facilities on site. You need to be self contained. Watch out for the no-seeums they will eat(bite) you alive and make you itchy! Bug spray barely deterred them.

Don’t bother if you are driving a RV! The roads are rough and the tree branches scratched our RV.. definitely not worth it. La Paz has way better beach access to the beach.

Beautiful beach to go camping and have some privacy. It is also a good place to surf or just to have a good swim. The sunset is absolutely breathtaking.

Wonderful surf beach small restaurant no facilities beyond that