Mahahual - all beaches

This beach is a real gem - that is, if you're willing to pay the price for just a small slice of paradise. Only a measly 10% of the beach is actually accessible to the public, and let me tell you, it's not cheap to be the boss of that tiny strip of sand. But fear not, my frugal friends, for there is still hope. The Federal pere offers free access to the beach, and while it may not be the most glamorous option, it's certainly a way to save some cash. Just be warned, the ride up to the beach is not for the faint of heart, and once you arrive, you may be greeted by a not-so-pleasant aroma of funky seaweed. But hey, that's just Mother Nature's way of keeping things interesting, right?

The location is lovely, and the service is exceptional! The beach is petite, but it is well-maintained, and the seagrass is cleared regularly. However, there are some rocks in the water, so be cautious. The food and drinks are delightful, and the staff is attentive. It's not far from the cruise port, but the road to get there is dreadful. The ride is bumpy, and it takes around 30 minutes due to the rough terrain. Despite this, I would certainly return, as the service is top-notch!

The beach had a fantastic location and the facilities were well-maintained. One of the highlights was the hammock, which we thoroughly enjoyed. However, we had some issues with the food - specifically, the corn was extremely tough and the fish was overcooked and dry. We had to send both back, but the restaurant staff was accommodating and replaced them with delicious nachos. Unfortunately, we were informed about the seaweed problem beforehand, which made it difficult to fully enjoy the water.