Campeche - all beaches

This section of the beach is excellent; they've removed the boat, creating more space.

The staff at this beach is both professional and friendly, and the location is absolutely stunning, with a lovely pool and a picturesque beach. I visited on a Monday afternoon during my bicycle tour, and taking a refreshing dip in the sea was a delightful experience. Since I was the only one there, I didn't have to worry about meeting any minimum spending requirements. Unfortunately, the horchata didn't meet my expectations, but I wasn't too surprised by that.

This beach is an excellent destination for both visiting and staying. It boasts numerous picturesque spots that can make you an influencer on social media. It's advisable to book in advance as it's always crowded. However, if you're into eco-tourism, this is the perfect place for you.

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This beach is a great spot to unwind, but may not be ideal for families with young children due to the lack of shallow waters. The entrance offers seafood restaurants, but if you prefer to skip them, you can continue on and simply appreciate the stunning, clean, and free beach. It rivals the beaches of Cancún and Tulum in terms of beauty.

We spent two days at this location. On the first day, the sea was very calm and perfect for swimming, although it wasn't very clear due to the weather. However, on the second day, there was a lot of wind and the sea was rough. Despite not being deep, the waves were very strong and brought in a lot of shells, making it impossible to swim. The sand is unrefined and grayish, with plenty of shells around. The palapa managers charge $100 per table, or it is included if you consume on-site. The prices are not expensive, with a bucket of 6 beers costing $150, but the food is quite average and lacks flavor. Additionally, the staff's attention is not very helpful. However, the beach is the highlight of the location.