Live webcams across Cabo San Lucas and Los Cabos
Choose a view of Médano Beach and the bay, Pedregal, the Tourist Corridor or San José del Cabo, plus one camera up the coast in Loreto. Filter by area, then open a camera when you are ready.
Médano Beach live
A wide live view of Médano Beach and the bay of Cabo San Lucas, looking out toward Land’s End. The quickest way to see the sea, the boats and how busy the beach is right now.
Médano Beach east
The eastern stretch of Médano Beach, looking along the sand and the shoreline of the bay.
Villa del Arco live cam
Live video from Villa del Arco on Médano Beach, over the resort’s pools and palm trees to the bay, with the rocks of Land’s End on the horizon.
Villa La Estancia live cam
Live video from Villa La Estancia, looking down the resort’s gardens and pools to Médano Beach, the bay and Land’s End.
Villa del Palmar Cabo San Lucas live cam
Live video from Villa del Palmar on Médano Beach, over the pools and the sand to the bay, with Land’s End in the distance.
Corazón Cabo rooftop cam
Live video from the rooftop of Corazón Cabo on Médano Beach, over the pool deck to the bay and Land’s End.
Corazón Cabo pool grill cam
Live video of the resort pool at Corazón Cabo, with the bay and Land’s End behind it.
Corazón Cabo beach club cam
Live video from the beach club patio at Corazón Cabo on Médano Beach, looking toward Land’s End.
Villa del Arco rooftop view
A second view from Villa del Arco, looking along Médano Beach from above the rooftops. The time is stamped on the picture.
Villa Peñasco, Pedregal
From Villa Peñasco on the Pedregal hillside, looking over the rocky coast to the open Pacific. The time is stamped on the picture.
Villa Las Flores, Pedregal
High up in Pedregal at Villa Las Flores, looking over the hillside homes to the Pacific. The time is stamped on the picture.
Hacienda Encantada
The pool deck at Hacienda Encantada, above the Sea of Cortez on the Tourist Corridor. The time is stamped on the picture.
Villa Costa Brava
From Villa Costa Brava on the Tourist Corridor, looking through the palm trees to the Sea of Cortez. The time is stamped on the picture.
Villa La Valencia live cam
Live video from Villa La Valencia, at Km 18.5 of the Tourist Corridor, over the resort’s pools to the beach and the Sea of Cortez.
San José del Cabo beach from Hoteles Solaris
A live view, around the clock, of the beach and the Sea of Cortez from Hoteles Solaris in San José del Cabo.
Villa del Palmar at the Islands of Loreto
Live from Villa del Palmar at the Islands of Loreto, on Danzante Bay, much farther up the Sea of Cortez coast.
Los Cabos webcams by area
These are the 16 working live webcams of Cabo San Lucas and Los Cabos, grouped by area. People use them to check the sea and the weather before heading to the beach, to see what a hotel’s view really looks like, or just to feel a bit closer to Cabo. Just want to watch? The Cabo San Lucas live webcam page has the best of them in one big player.
Médano Beach and the bay of Cabo San Lucas
Most of the cameras in Cabo look at Médano Beach and the bay, which makes sense: it’s the busiest beach in town, with Land’s End in the background. Use them to check the sea and the crowds before you go, or just to enjoy the view from home. Cameras: Médano Beach live, Médano Beach east, Villa del Arco live cam, Villa La Estancia live cam, Villa del Palmar Cabo San Lucas live cam, Corazón Cabo rooftop cam, Corazón Cabo pool grill cam, Corazón Cabo beach club cam, Villa del Arco rooftop view. Beach guide: Médano Beach.
Pedregal and the Pacific side
Pedregal is the hillside neighborhood on the Pacific side of Cabo San Lucas. These cameras look out over the rocky coast and the open ocean, which is where you’ll see the big surf and the sunsets. Cameras: Villa Peñasco, Pedregal, Villa Las Flores, Pedregal. Beach guide: Solmar Beach.
The Tourist Corridor
The Corridor is the stretch of coast between Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo, with resorts above the Sea of Cortez and swimming coves such as Chileno and Santa María. Cameras: Hacienda Encantada, Villa Costa Brava, Villa La Valencia live cam. Swimming beaches on the Corridor: Chileno, Santa María and Las Viudas.
San José del Cabo
San José del Cabo is the quieter, older town at the other end of the Corridor, with Palmilla Beach and the surf beaches of Acapulquito and Costa Azul nearby. Cameras: San José del Cabo beach from Hoteles Solaris. Nearby beaches: Palmilla, Acapulquito and Costa Azul.
Farther up the coast: Loreto
One camera well outside Los Cabos, for when you’re planning a road trip up the peninsula. Cameras: Villa del Palmar at the Islands of Loreto.
Why is a camera offline?
These cameras belong to hotels, villas and webcam networks, not to us. They go dark now and then for maintenance, power cuts, storms or a new stream address, and YouTube streams sometimes end and restart under a new link. We check the list regularly and remove cameras that stop working. If one has been down for a while, try another in the same area.
Using the webcams to check the weather
A webcam is the quickest way to see whether it’s sunny on Médano Beach right now. Cabo is on UTC-7 all year, so keep that in mind if a camera looks dark. For forecasts, see our Cabo San Lucas weather page, and during storm season our hurricane guide. Wondering if the water is warm enough? Check the Cabo water temperature by month, or browse all Los Cabos beaches.
Camera list checked in October 2026. Map pins show the hotel or the beach each camera looks at; Villa Costa Brava has no public location, so it is not on the map.