Playa Xpu-Ha is located in the popular Mayan Riviera and lies just outside of the town of Puerto Aventuras, Mexico. Its beauty is exceptional and perhaps it is one of the most beautiful beaches in the state of Quintana Roo.
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Playa Chen Rio, Cozumel
Playa Chen Rio is a gorgeous white sand beach that is situated along the coast of the island of Cozumel. Cozumel is located in the Caribbean Sea and is part of the state of Quintana Roo, Mexico. It is the largest island in the country and is approximately 48 km (30 mi) long and 16 km (9.9 mi) wide.
Playa del Holi, Puerto Vallarta
Playa del Holi is a popular beach that is located in the heart of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. It is one of the busiest beaches in the state of Jalisco and sees a ton of tourists every year. The beach is known for being the place where the waters of the Pitillal River meet the sea and create a beautiful lagoon.
Playa Xcalacoco, Playa Del Carmen
Playa Xcalacoco is situated on the northern shores of Playa del Carmen, Mexico in the popular Mayan Riviera region of Quintana Roo. The beach consists of gorgeous white sand and has some rocky areas where tidepools form and you can spot interesting sea creatures.
Rosita Beach, Puerto Vallarta
Rosita Beach is located in the Centro area of the city of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and is one of the most visited beaches in the popular state of Jalisco. The beach is perhaps most famous because of its location that borders the world-famous Malecón.
Playa Camarones, Puerto Vallarta
Playa Camarones (Shrimp Beach) is one of the most popular beaches in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and lies on the beautiful coast of the Bay of Banderas. This long stretch of sand extends to the north and marks the beginning of Jalisco’s most famous tourist spot, which is known as the Malecon
Playa Patzcuarito, Sayulita
Playa Patzcuarito is one of Sayulita, Mexico’s most beautiful hidden gems, and is one of the most unique beaches in the Riviera Nayarit region. The beach doesn't see a ton of visitors, as it lacks any kind of good road access and lies a bit out of the way for most people.
Playa San Panchito, Nayarit
Playa San Panchito is a small beach in the town of San Pancho (San Francisco) that is located in the state of Nayarit, Mexico. The beach is separated at times from the larger Playa San Pancho by a seasonal creek and lagoon that flows out from the Sierra Madre mountain range.
Playa Lo de Marcos, Nayarit
Playa Lo de Marcos is a fairly large and gorgeous strip of beach that is around 2 kilometers long and is located on the spectacular shores of Riviera Nayarit, Mexico. This beautiful beach is situated in the small town of Lo de Marcos, which is a retirement town for the most part.
Playa Punta Negra, Puerto Vallarta
Playa Punta Negra is a truly mesmerizing beach that is situated along the southern coast of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico in the popular state of Jalisco. It is one of the nicer beaches in the region and is a favorite among locals.
Playa Palmares, Puerto Vallarta
Playa Palmares is a splendid example of the seemingly endless beauty that Jalisco, Mexico offers visitors. It is located around 7.5 kilometers (4.6 miles) from the city of Puerto Vallarta and can be easily visited by car or city bus.
Boca Beach, Boca de Tomatlan
Boca Beach is a spectacular stretch of sand that is situated at the mouth of the Horcones River in the small Jalisco village of Boca de Tomatlan, Mexico. The beach is divided into two sections with the river in the middle, and the Malecon on the north side.
Playa Amapas, Puerto Vallarta
Playa Amapas is a small but gorgeous beach that is situated in the Zona Romantica section of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and lies south of the Cuale River in the state of Jalisco. It sits right next to the most popular beach in the area, Playa Los Muertos, and is a just short hike on a steep trail that leads beachgoers over the El Púlpito rock formation and down again. From the trail, there are sprawling panoramic views on both sides for the perfect photo op.
Playa Yelapa
Playa Yelapa is one of the most secluded and beautiful beaches in all of the state of Jalisco, Mexico. Most visitors to Mexico haven't even heard of Yelapa and it has been well hidden and off the beaten path as it has no road access and requires a 1-hour boat ride from Puerto Vallarta to visit its pristine shores. The village is quaint, beautiful, and is perfectly tucked into the tall jungle-covered mountains of the Sierra Madre. No cars, no stoplights, and no high rise can be found in Yelapa making it an excellent place for a quiet beach getaway.
Playa San Pancho
Playa San Pancho is a spectacular stretch of fine white sand and is the main attraction of a town called San Francisco or San Pancho as it is more commonly referred to as. San Pancho lies along the coast of Mexico on the Pacific Ocean side of the country in the beautiful state of Nayarit. The town is close neighbors with the popular surfing destination known as Sayulita and is a short around ten-minute drive away.
Playa Malpaso, Nayarit
Playa Malpaso is a gorgeous beach in Mexico that lies on the coast of the popular Bay of Banderas. It sits between the seaside villages of Sayulita and San Francisco(San Pancho). The beach can only be accessed by either boat or hiking in from one of the two towns, and most beachgoers choose to do the hike. The beach is still untouched by commercialization and as such there are no resorts, bars, or even houses, which makes visiting Playa Malpaso a pleasant and relaxing experience
Playa Varadero, Nuevo Vallarta
Playa Varadero is a beautiful stretch of sand that is located in Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico, and shouldn’t be confused with the popular vacation destination of Cuba. The beach is situated along the coast of the Bay of Banderas and lies right next to the Nuevo Vallarta Marina. It is just one of many gorgeous beaches in the Mexican state of Nayarit but is home to a whole host of excellent amenities
Playa Los Muertos, Puerto Vallarta
Playa Los Muertos is the most popular beach in all of Puerto Vallarta and lies on the beautiful shores of the Bay of Banderas in the Zona Romantica area. It is the vacation destination of many travelers who are visiting the state of Jalisco, Mexico, as there is so much to see and do. It boasts many amazing beachfront resorts that cater to all types of budgets and the beach features a plethora of fun-filled activities for people of all ages. The Zona Romantica area is especially popular among the LGBTQ community and is a great beach vacation for the whole family.