When it comes to beaches, Mexico is one of the countries with one of the luckiest offers in the world. We present you with a list of the most recommended destinations in this area, which should not be left out of your explorer and beach hedonist blog.
Remember to bring everything you need before embarking on the trip to a virgin beach, since in these places there are usually no shops or vendors for many kilometers around (and yes, forget about the internet for a while).
El Madresal, Chiapas
Less than an hour away from Tonalá, is this idyllic and sunny place that promises full contact with nature through peaceful and solitary beaches that, in addition to being virgin, claim to be one of the most affordable in the country. Its ecotourism center, also known as El Madresal, is made up of 16 simple but comfortable cabins, which obtain their energy resources from the sun. Its mangroves provide the necessary spectacle of exotic flora and fauna that will make the experience even more paradisiacal.
Sloop, Baja California Sur
This rustic destination is full of trails that lead to the Sea of Cortez and where you can swim, paddle a kayak or simply relax and walk on crystalline sands, take a bath in its deep blue waters or take a walk in the bay framed in a movie landscape—and yes, virgin—. In addition to the panoramic beauty of the place, it is worth taking a closer look at its rock formation that resembles a large mushroom. To get there, the best thing to do is to arrive at the La Paz airport and then head down the road towards Balandra, by car or bus.
Secret Beach, Quintana Roo
As its name indicates, it is one of the best-kept secrets of national tourism destinations and the perfect space to —literally— disconnect from everything around you and be dazzled by turquoise seas where there is not even electricity around to charge your phone. cell phone (try to bring a spare battery if you want to record your visit with a selfie). The path that leads you to this virgin beach is lined with mangroves and upon arrival, you will be able to release sea turtles to hang out and do a good deed. Undoubtedly, a high-altitude natural sanctuary that you should not miss. The place is very close to Chetumal. To get to Playa Secreta or “Del Secreto”, it is best to go to Playa del Carmen and from there take the route to Playa El Paraíso.
Tlacoyunque Stone Beach
This authentic coastal paradise crowned by a giant stone —more than 30 meters high— that flows into the sea, is located just over 100 kilometers from the city of Acapulco and one of the most recommended spaces to enjoy if you They are looking for virgin beaches, relaxation, tranquility, but at the same time adventures with giant waves in the background. On its shores littered with thick sand, you can fraternize with a permanent and large group of turtles that come out to rest before returning to the sea. It is a vast space — more than 26 hectares — and enchanting, ideal for going to look at the stars on a lunar moon or to spend a splendid weekend with the open sea of Marco. This destination is located in the municipality of Tecpan de Galeana, a fishing village full of life.
Litibu Beach, Nayarit
These virgin beaches of golden sand and calm sea located in the northeast of the Riviera Nayarit, surrounded by palm trees and the smell of coconut and sea, are a tempting offer. Although the place is surrounded by relatively close tourist services —such as a spectacular golf course— the atmosphere of privacy and remoteness of a virgin beach is still felt, which allows the visit to be free from the tourist whirlwind. A very good option for diving, surfing, lying on the sand with a book —don't forget to bring an umbrella— and enjoying nature that civilization has not managed to corrupt. The place is located less than an hour from the Puerto Vallarta airport.
Riscalillo Beach, Oaxaca
Another hidden corner that can be reached by boat from the town of Santa Cruz and enjoy calm waters, ideal for snorkeling among coral reefs and swimming in its shallow waters full of colorful fish. As a curiosity, scenes from “Y tú mamá tambien” (And you mom too), the award-winning film by Alfonso Cuarón, were filmed in the surrounding area, but you won't find vendors selling souvenirs or crab volovanes —it's better to carry a picnic basket and an ice chest—, since that the virgin nature of the region remains immaculate.
