Los Cabos

The cleanest Blue Flag beaches of Los Cabos

To our delight, 60 beaches in Mexico, including those in Los Cabos, have been given the prestigious "Blue Flag" designation for being among the cleanest in the country.

Mexicanist

Oct 17, 2022 — 1 min read

The best Los Cabos beaches in terms of cleanliness, as indicated by their Blue Flag status. Photo by frank mckenna / Unsplash

The good news for the municipality of Los Cabos continues; this year, the ranking of the cleanest beaches in Mexico was released, and to our surprise, 60 beaches that have the distinctive "Blue Flag" nationally, which meet the highest standards of cleanliness and sustainability, 23 are located in Los Cabos, highlighting that the first is the most visited by tourists.

Blue Flag beaches in Los Cabos

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