This serene beach is perfect for those seeking solitude, as I found myself alone while sketching a nearby rock formation. However, the strong swell makes it unsuitable for swimming. Additionally, there is no direct access to the shore, and visitors must rely on local boatmen for transportation, which costs $30 for a round trip. The only downside to this otherwise idyllic location is the presence of persistent mosquitoes, which managed to penetrate even my long-sleeved shirt. Despite this, I urge all visitors to treat this beach with respect and refrain from littering, as it holds great significance to the Wixáritari people, who consider it a sacred site and believe that the world began here.