Los Cabos Among Top Beach Destinations In 2024 According To Travel And Leisure

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Last Updated 11 months ago

The world is full of wonders with lesser-known destinations finding themselves in popular travel publications rankings, but Los Cabos consistently remains a top destination for international travelers.

With some of the busiest travel days ahead toward the end of 2023, many travelers are already looking to flip the calendar to next year.

The southernmost tip of the Baja peninsula always seems to come through when travelers need to escape the worries back home and immerse themselves in opulence.

Travel and Leisure is the latest to shine the spotlight on Los Cabos as one of the top beach destinations for 2024.

Let’s take a look at why Los Cabos will continue to be one of traveler’s premiere go-to beach destinations next year.

Brand New Luxury Resorts Opening In 2024

Once the fireworks pop off to celebrate the new year, travelers have a lot to look forward to if Los Cabos is on your list.

Of course, your credit card may take a beating as Los Cabos isn’t exactly on the cheaper side of the spectrum.

One of the top luxury destinations comes at eye-popping costs at times, but there are still deals to be found for a ritzy stay.

Sometimes when new hotels open, there are promotional prices. This may be the best way to score a deal simply by keeping your eyes locked on the latest resort news.

These resorts are expected to open in Los Cabos in 2024:

• Soho House Beach Club
• Four Seasons Resort and Residence
• St. Regis Los Cabos at Quivira
• Park Hyatt Hotel Los Cabos at Cabo del Sol

Plus, the Grand Velas Boutique Los Cabos, which is now taking reservations a month early for December 2023.

The bottom line is travelers have so many great options at hand to pick the dreamy getaway they desire ranging from Airbnbs and boutique hotels to 5-star all-inclusive resorts and everything in between.

Clean, Pristine Beaches

Did you know Los Cabos has the cleanest beaches in all of Latin America? Think about that for a second. Not just the cleanest beaches in Mexico, but widespread across dozens of countries.

You could go to an unheard-of gorgeous, seemingly untouched beach town in Brazil, El Salvador or Costa Rica, but Los Cabos is still the best.

In fact, the claim to fame is backed up with the prestigious blue flag award you will find on some of Cabo’s beaches.

With no impending major storms on the horizon, the beaches should remain as beautiful as ever after massive community cleanup efforts.

Cabo has long been synonymous with dream beach vacations and 2024 should be no different for those looking for a sunny escape.

With frigid winter weather just around the corner, there’s no better time to start planning as Los Cabos has dozens of convenient flight options across the U.S.

Los Cabos Stands In Good Company

Travel and Leisure did their due diligence when compiling their 2024 travel list. Their staffers hand-selected worldwide destinations and divvied them up into different categories hoping to inspire travelers to venture out into the world.

Los Cabos made the cut on the ‘Beach Vibes’ list along with 6 other beautiful destinations, but none of them in Mexico.

Although Cancun is the most visited beach getaway for U.S. vacationers, Travel and Leisure believes Los Cabos is the place to be in 2024 as far as Mexican beach vacays go.

Others more adventurous may want to jet off to Europe where Travel and Leisure loves the idea of visiting Mallorca, Spain and Coastal Campania, Italy.

Those looking to stay closer to home may love Anna Maria Island, Florida or relatively short flights to Hawai’i Island, Los Cabos or Costa Rica.

The only Caribbean destination to make the list with Los Cabos is the increasingly popular island of Dominica.

Travelers have some amazing choices at hand. However, can you really go wrong with all-inclusive amenities, perfect weather, thrilling excursions and world-class beaches?

To check off all those boxes, you know we are definitely talking about the one and only Los Cabos.