If you haven't already heard, this beach is accessible by a staircase of about 200 stairs. It. Is…read more A. Hike. And quite frankly idk how old folks and people with other health issues do it. It's a TINY beach, and when we got there (around 12pm) it was PACKED with people - in the restaurants, the beach front, even the rocks. I mean people, groups who didn't even know each other, were towel to towel. The water itself is a little less aggressive and much more beautiful than the other beaches in town. But, due to my anxiety it was hard for me to really enjoy this beach.

Breathtakingly beautiful beach spot…read more A tiny beach cove that is shallow with small waves. A perfect place to learn how to surf and/or paddle board. It's a long long long long long staircase down & you got to muster up the energy to hike it back up after a long day of heat exhausting fun in the sun. Especially if your carrying a cooler & stuff down there. The small area that you can buy food & drinks down there is pretty expensive even for Mexican standards. Because once you get down there, your down there for the day & they know it, so plan accordingly. Recommend.

Our second time to this restaurant. Today I ordered the tacos camarones. They were gone bad,…read morespoiled with a bad taste on first bite. Smell bad. I immediately notified my waiter. I was told the cook was to check the dish. She returned and said the dish was fine. No odor. Also I would have to pay for the order of camarones plate.

HUGE WAVES. SO MANY DOGS. GREAT VIEWS…read more As part of our Oaxaca trip, my partner and I made an excursion to Playa Zipolite to explore the beach town and relax on the shore. It's quite the laidback hippy town, evident from its holistic wellness stores, CBD shops, and eclectic boutiques. We tried our best to find local-owned businesses to patronize. Very walkable and plenty of eateries to enjoy. NOTE: Playa Zipolite is a nude beach, for those who are interested in that lifestyle.

Great beach in a secluded area of Zipolite…read more You can bring your own towel and chairs or rent a chair to enjoy the day at the beach. There's even a bar that sells drinks so you can stay hydrated. The beach it nice to cool down, however the waves are too rough to actually swim there.

Great beach located on the out skirts of zipolite very dirt to get to but very nice beach in a…read moreprivate cove but gay people control this playa it's one large dick fest you won't see to many women .

This place is a total marvelous disconnect from the busy world and perfect chance to get back to…read morebasics. Now this review is purely for the Cafeteria/Bar. Located in the Pueblo Magico of Mazunte this place is right on the beach and allows for you to forget about the world and get back to nature and tranquility. When I was there they had a limited selection of food but all of it was delicious. Def try the Chilaquiles. Now the view is everything as you can see from my pics but make sure to try the Mezcal and the Kombucha along with the ice cream. Now this place is a hotel but I did not stay there this time although reading the website I def should!

My favorite part of our entire trip... Playa Mazunte has my heart. Such a beautiful beach with…read moreincredible views. Quiet, peaceful, and calm. We spent hours just enjoying the sounds of crashing waves. The water is clear and cool, and the sand is warm to the touch. Along the bank are a vast variety of restaurants and bars. Ample space along the shore for seating, though limited shade. At high tide, the waves reach far along the sand-- no chair is safe LOL. Water is only suitable for experienced swimmers. We saw a few people get overwhelmed by the strong currents. NOTE: Two lifeguards are stationed on opposite sides of the beach, both incredibly alert of the waves and tourists. We felt very safe knowing they were ready to respond at a moment's notice.

Cool place. Great food throughout cool vibe and great avocado ice cream at arquitecto. Great…read moreChinese and pastries. Also cool beach

One of the smallest beach in huatulco area, yet, it is really calm and pretty…read more Una de las playas más chicas de Huatulco, pero es muy linda.

Just a 13 minute walk from our beautiful rental. This small beach is perfect for swimming…read moresnorkeling and hanging out. Gets a little rough around high tide, but manageable. There is only one restaurant here, we picked a table and moved in for a few hours. We only ordered cerveza and papas fritas. A lady sells coconuts and fresh fruits, we like our coconuts chilled for a while, which she did for us. All reasonably priced. We met Miguel with a boat named Miranda. My wife approached him to ask about going to Playa San Augustin. Well, Miguel gave us a great offer! He picked the five of us up the next day at Playa Arrocito at 7am, proceeded straight out to sea for 45 minutes for some fishing. After I spent 30 minutes reeling in a 60lb sailfish we then headed back to towards 7 of the bays starting with Playa San Augustin. On the way we saw many sea turtles, even a mating pair. The favorite part for the whole family was spending 20 minutes boating around a Super Pod of dolphins! We stayed at Playa San Augustin for a couple of hours, hanging out at LaLa 's restaurant watching some local kids surf and swimming. Food was good but we thought a bit overpriced for the region. Saw six more bays and the blow hole on the way back to Santa Cruz where he dropped us off at 3pm. Whole trip cost was a fantastic 3000pesos plus tip. You can reach Juan Miguel at 0449581306541. We texted him through WhatsApp.

Stunning!!! They have perfected the art of relaxation and you realize this the moment you enter the…read moregrounds. As a Naples, Florida resident of 45 years this is in my blood. I HAVE to have my Vitamin Sea, you see!!!

Nice Beach, with lot of bars and restaurants. The place is perfect for surfing as the Waves can be…read morehardcore. But hey, the picture of the sunset, this thing is real. It's one of the best Sunset I've ever seen. This is a poor province of Mexico (Oaxaca) but the people are nice and prices VS Acapulco as ridiculously low. The place is very relax in off season and even on off season (when I went) there's some village party which keeps the beach active until later.

Playa Manzanillo is my fave swimming beach. It's just a tiny cove next to Puerto Angelito but it is…read morea clothing optional/adults only beach with no Wi-Fi. Separated only by a small offset of rocks you can climb over, Playa Manzanillo sits to left of Angelito & has a much more beautiful beach that backs up into the cliff with many tropical plants & palm trees surround. The beach itself is very small but is at least 5 feet deep soon as you enter. Making it the perfect beach for adults to gather round in & socialize. There is also some great snorkeling around the rocks. I saw a giant sea turtle & a eel one day. Very cool! :)) There are many cute restaurants that provide lounge chairs, umbrellas, food & drink service that have very good food & as long as you purchase drinks & food you can use the lounge chairs & umbrellas for free. This is my favorite place to go sit beachside, have a leisurely lunch, have a coco frio and/or a few beers or margaritas & go for a swim. It's mostly Europeans, locals & a few tourist. Some local guitars players usually come by that 'play for pay' & a few others selling their handmade goods. It's pretty laid back & peaceful which I adore. If you like a laid back clothing optional beach where you can UNPLUG & UNWIND, just have a peaceful, chill day in paradise with the love of your life or your BFF, you will love Playa Manzanillo. It gets pretty packed on the weekends so plan accordingly. Recommend for Adults Only.

Bahia de Santa Cruz is an amazing place to take a break from your hotel and take a trip through the…read morebeautiful bays of Huatulco! After our wedding, my husband and I decided to rent a Catamaran to take all of our guests on a bay tour. We rented the Tequila Catamaran which took us all around Huatulco and dropped us off in a private virgin beach. Before heading to this private tour, the crew of the boat recommended all of our guests to rent snorkeling equipment from a small shop located inside the Bahia de Santa Cruz, which was really affordable. Something that I think is pretty funny about this port, is that they have a small gas station next to the water to fill up all of the small fishing boats that come in.

Its a nice beach you can eat at a restaurant near the beach we did if u get beer and going to swim…read morejust tell them to bring lemon cause you wont need the salt. Also 1 block a way theres like swapmeet if you want to buy souvenirs vut dont let them rip you off