Corazón Beach Club

Walk north along the waterline from Villa 1 for about five minutes and you hit Corazón Beach Club, the beach club of Corazón Cabo Resort & Spa, which bills itself as the largest on Médano Beach. It takes up a long stretch of sand just north of Hacienda Beach Club, with rows of loungers, daybeds and cabanas, a bar, and a DJ booth that gets louder as the afternoon goes on. For the classic Médano beach-club day with no boat or taxi involved, nothing big is closer.

The kitchen runs all day. Breakfast is served from 8 to 11 AM, lunch from 11 AM to 6 PM and dinner from 5 to 11 PM. The official menu leans on raw and grilled seafood: green aguachile, mixed ceviche, crispy octopus and a beach sampler for groups, plus fish tacos, guacamole and a few burgers and sandwiches for the kids. Recent reviewers also order the sushi rolls and the truffle fries. The drinks list covers buckets of beer, mezcal cocktails and a carajillo if you need a second wind.

The one thing to sort out first is the minimum spend. Loungers and daybeds are not free: reviewers in August and September 2026 were told there is a per-person minimum, and at least one was quoted US$50 per person. Ask the host before you sit down so there are no surprises at the end. On cruise-ship days the front row fills early and service slows, so arrive before 11 AM if you want a good spot.

Groups who want music, drinks and food without moving all day do best here, as do families who don't mind noise. Want quiet? Stay on the Hacienda sand in front of the villa. Beach vendors do walk through, and some are persistent; a polite no works. In winter, keep an eye on the bay, because whales often surface off Médano between December and March. For a sunset drink afterwards, the resort's Rooftop 360 is in the same building.