Ocean Side

Discover modular beach entries across Mexico—each one deploy-safe, editorially contained, and ready for booking or symbolic exploration.

Las Peñitas Beach

Las Peñitas offers a quiet, undeveloped shoreline near Guerrero’s southern edge, ideal for birdwatchers, nature photographers, and off-grid travelers. Known for its coastal vegetation, artisanal fishing, and proximity to Playa Azul and Boca Chica, it anchors a tranquil stretch of the Costa Chica corridor focused on ecological retreat and ancestral calm.

Playa Azul Beach

Playa Azul offers wide sands, gentle surf, and a tranquil escape near the Cuajinicuilapa corridor. Known for its quiet atmosphere, artisanal fishing, and proximity to ecological wetlands, it draws travelers seeking solitude, nature immersion, and Afro-Mexican cultural continuity. Linked to Cuajinicuilapa and Las Peñitas in the regional sequence of coastal calm, heritage, and ecological retreat.

Cuajinicuilapa Beach

Cuajinicuilapa blends Afro-Mexican heritage, coastal wetlands, and quiet beaches in Guerrero’s southern corridor. Known for its cultural museums, artisanal fishing, and ecological richness, it attracts travelers seeking ancestral depth, nature immersion, and off-grid calm. Linked to Punta Maldonado and Playa Azul in the regional sequence of heritage, ecology, and scenic retreat.

Punta Maldonado Beach

Punta Maldonado, also known as El Faro, marks Guerrero’s southernmost coastal edge near the Oaxaca border. This Afro-Mexican fishing village offers quiet beaches, fresh seafood, and cultural depth rooted in ancestral traditions. Its lighthouse, rocky outcrops, and ecological richness make it a key stop in the Costa Chica travel corridor, linking Marquelia and Cuajinicuilapa in a sequence of heritage, gastronomy, and scenic retreat.

Marquelia Beach

Marquelia anchors Guerrero’s Costa Chica with expansive beaches, warm waters, and a rising reputation for low-key tourism. Known for its seafood markets, family-run inns, and proximity to Afro-Mexican cultural hubs, it draws travelers seeking authenticity, culinary depth, and coastal calm. […]

Playa Ventura

Playa Ventura lies south of Acapulco in Guerrero’s Costa Chica region, offering raw Pacific beauty, strong surf, and a laid-back, eco-friendly atmosphere. Known for its turtle sanctuary and rustic beachfront lodges, it attracts surfers, nature travelers, and culinary seekers exploring Guerrero’s coastal traditions. Linked to Barra Vieja and Marquelia in the regional sequence of scenic retreat, ecological travel, and culinary depth.

Barra Vieja Beach

Barra Vieja Beach lies southeast of Acapulco’s main tourist zone, offering long, open stretches of sand, strong Pacific surf, and a tranquil, rural atmosphere. Known for its beachfront palapas and signature pescado a la talla, it attracts culinary travelers, couples, and wellness seekers. Linked to Revolcadero and Playa Ventura in Acapulco’s sequence of scenic retreat, culinary tradition, and coastal escape

Revolcadero Beach

Revolcadero Beach Revolcadero Beach stretches beyond Acapulco’s traditional tourist zone, offering open surf, luxury resorts, and a quieter, upscale atmosphere. Known for its strong waves and scenic sunsets, it attracts surfers, honeymooners, and wellness travelers seeking space and serenity. Linked to Icacos, Bonfil, and Barra Vieja in Acapulco’s sequence of sport, leisure, and scenic retreat.

Icacos Beach

Icacos Beach curves along Acapulco’s Golden Zone, offering wide sands, high-rise views, and a mix of water sports and resort access. Popular with international visitors and weekend travelers, it blends jet ski rentals, parasailing, and shaded lounging with walkable nightlife […]

Caletilla Beach

Caletilla Beach neighbors Caleta in Acapulco’s historic peninsula, offering gentle waves, shaded lounging, and easy access to seafood kiosks and boat tours. Popular with families and local swimmers, it blends nostalgic charm with walkable access to nearby attractions. Linked to […]

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