Go on a vacation away from the tourist crowd, check out these cheap almost virgin beaches.
Feel the fresh water wetting your feet, the sun bathing your skin, and a sand that has not been stepped on by so many tourists. We do not need to go to other countries to discover paradises and natural beauties, our Mexico has beaches that will leave you with a square eye and that will also take care of your pocket.
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Balandra Beach in La Paz
A short distance from La Paz, there is a beach with crystal clear waters, huge rocks and white sand waiting for you to dive in. It does not have as much sand as if you visit Acapulco, but it has enough space for you to rent your umbrella, your chair and sit on the edge of the beach to contemplate the tranquility of this place and the water.
Let the water convey its calm, refresh you and allow you to practice water sports such as kayaking. The sea is not deep at all, at most it reaches your waist or chest, so you can walk until you reach the compilation of rocks and take a picture with the stone known as the mushroom.
As it is not yet so touristy, we recommend you bring the things you want to drink and eat. Take some flip-flops to walk in the sea, there are several rocks that can hurt you if you step wrong.
Carrizalillo Oaxaca
This sea is more restless, so much so that beginner surfers use it as a training spot. The waves near the beach are not that strong, but they flow into the open sea and that is where the waves form in the shape of a tube, where even children accept the invitation to surf.
If you don’t dare, you can contemplate from your palapa and lounge chair the waves that crash against the stones, because the beach is 300 meters long. To access it you have to walk and it has a small slope that has kept it away from many tourists and vendors.
The sand is ideal for you to bury yourself, the palapas to shelter from the sun, and the sea to take a boat ride and admire its intense blue color.
Punta Perula in Jalisco
As a picture that beautifies this picturesque town, this beach is larger than the previous ones, with calm waves that allow you to swim and take a boat ride.
In addition to seeing sailing ships, and contemplating the sea, you can see the 11 islands that are in front. In this beautiful place live silly birds, land and sea birds. It’s a bit more touristy and you’ll find more places to eat and accessory shops.
Akumal in Quintana Roo
Despite being in one of the states with the most tourism in our country, this beach is one of the quietest, it is located 37 km from Playa del Carmen and owes its name Akumal (land of turtles in Mayan) to being one of the favorite places for turtles to lay their eggs.
If you are looking for adventure, this place is not an order. You can explore cenotes and find some of the 200 entrances to caves and underground rivers where you can dive and snorkel (try to take or rent your equipment beforehand) if you are a good seeker, you can enjoy one of the largest reefs in the world that is very near there.
In addition to snorkeling in the Yalku cove (it is almost virgin) you can tour the place by bike, walk through the jungle, kayak, windsurf and swim in totally transparent waters.
We recommend that you bring cash, and hire the snorkeling or diving service and equipment in advance.
Palmitas Beach Acapulco
A beach that remains hidden, that is known as an open secret to try to keep it as it is, with that charm of an almost virgin beach, surrounded by trees, of an intense green and a turquoise blue that we would not even think that it is Acapulco. . It seems that the sea is in our favor and wants to hypnotize us with its tranquility and calm waves.
After taking a bath, it is said that in the palmita restaurant there is a pozole to lick your fingers, that in the island zoo you will find iguanas, deer, monkeys, antelopes, tigers, lions, crocodiles and tropical species.
If you have time, try to get the soup out of the inhabitants of the island so that they tell you where the lighthouse and the viewpoints are, and by the way they tell you in great detail the legend that says that La Roqueta was a refuge for pirates.
