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Home » Destinations » Mexico » Puerto Escondido » Beginner’s Guide to the Best Puerto Escondido Beaches

Beginner’s Guide to the Best Puerto Escondido Beaches

Posted May 28, 2018, Updated January 6, 2022 //  by Michele Peterson 31 Comments

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Looking for the best Puerto Escondido beaches? In Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca located north of Huatulco, Mexico and south of Acapulco on the Pacific coast of Mexico, there’s a beach for every day of the week and mood.

While living in Puerto Escondido, and researching Mexico’s Pacific Coast for Fodor’s guidebook and Lonely Planet’s Mexico from the Source, I spent a lot of time on beaches. And I’m convinced that the beaches in Oaxaca are some of the best in Mexico! 

Here’s the complete guide to the best Puerto Escondido beaches to suit your travel style as well as the top spots from Bacocho to Zicatela beach for swimming, surfing, snorkelling or just chilling out.

1. Carrizalillo Beach

Best Beach in Puerto Escondido for Swimming, Lounging, Surfing

The name of this beach Playa Carrizalillo (Car-eet-sa-lee-o) might be difficult to pronounce, but scramble 167 stone steps down a cliff and you’ll be rewarded with Puerto’s prettiest (and most swimmable) beach. It regularly tops the lists of the best beaches in Mexico.

Gentle waves, turquoise waters and sheltered shores make Carrizalillo beach popular with couples and families with kids. It’s also quite near Puerto Escondido airport – perfect if you want to hop off the plane and head straight to the beach! There are public washrooms (for a fee) and several restaurants on this beach.

For dining, the Rinconada (the main street above the beach) is home to the best selection of upscale restaurants in Puerto Escondido. 

Beautiful Puerto Escondido Beach
Swim or learn to surf at this beautiful beach in Puerto Escondido

This beach is also a good option for beginner surfers seasonally. There are a few surfing schools nearby, the best known of which is Oasis Surf & Language School, where you can take Spanish classes ( in an air-conditioned classroom!) and learn to surf – the best of both worlds.

Along with Manzanillo Beach described below, Carrizalillo Beach offers the best snorkelling in Puerto Escondido if you’re wondering where to snorkel  from shore. There are coral reefs and the municipality is making effort to promote sustainable tourism and hopefully achieve Blue Flag status, a designation that recognizes environmentally responsible beach management practices.

For the best snorkelling on this stretch of Mexico’s Pacific Coast,  your best option is to head south 2.5 hours for snorkelling in Huatulco   where the visibility is better and there are more underwater formations.

Check rates and availability at  Villas Carrizalillo, a boutique Puerto Escondido hotel. 

Many of Puerto Escondido’s best condos, apartments and B & Bs are located within walking distance to Carrizalillo Beach. Check out our Ultimate Guide to Puerto Escondido Vacation Rentals for listings.

2. Manzanillo Beach

 Best Beach for Lounging, Restaurants, Snorkelling  and Swimming

Fish ceviche at Manzanillo Beach
Fish ceviche at Manzanillo Beach

This crescent-shaped Playa Manzanillo beach located near the heart of town shares the bay with the tiny fishing port of Puerto Angelito. It’s a favourite with local Mexican families who flock to picnic at the edge of the calm waters or go snorkelling among schools of bright-hued fish.

If you’re going to go snorkelling, it’s worth considering an eco-friendly sunscreen. Many beach destinations around the world  are banning sunscreen due to the damage its chemicals such as oxybenzone and octinoxate can cause to coral reefs and marine life. 

Along with Playa Carrizalillo, Manzanillo Beach is one of the best Puerto Escondido beaches for swimming. My favourite spot to sip a margarita is la Palapa de Carrasco, operated by restauranteurs Pablo Carrasco and his wife Isadora Rivero.

 Lounge chairs come topped with pillows, rainbow-coloured serapes and big-shade umbrellas so plan to spend a full day. Roving  mariachis singing romantic ballads and traditional ranchero songs add to the lively vibe. 

Get our playlist of Top Mariachi Songs to Request on the Beach

There are fewer stairs to access Manzanillo beach than Playa Carrizalillo. Plus it’s possible to take a taxi to Playa Angelito and walk across the walkway to Manzanillo beach. This makes it a good option for families with small children, those with lots of beach gear or people with mobility issues.

There are some large rocks in the water at Playa Manzanillo, but they can easily be avoided. No dogs are allowed on the beach. 

Best Hotel: Hotel Barlovento is within easy walking distance. 

3. La Punta Puerto Escondido

Laid-back beach with surfing, budget accommodation and  loungers

Sunset at La Punta Oaxaca Mexico
Sunset at La Punta

Full moon parties, sandy streets and tattooed surfers toting custom surfboards create a laid-back vibe at La Punta, a remote stretch of beach at the southeast end of town.

It’s named for the rocky point that lures sunset lovers, fishermen and photographers. It’s also a popular beach for Puerto Escondido surfing and boogie boarding. It’s ideal for those who like outdoor activities. 

At nightfall, head to One Love Restaurant an eco-chic hostel that has a great onsite restaurant and a hip vibe. La Punta is also the best neighbourhood for vegetarian and vegan restaurants in Puerto Escondido.  

Check rates and availability at Hotel Casamar Suites on Booking.com. 

Check rates and availability at One Love Hostal Puerto Escondido on Booking.com.

4. Bacocho Beach

Best Puerto Escondido beach for long walks, seclusion and upscale beach clubs with swimming pools

Beach club at Bacocho Beach in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca
Beach club at Bacocho Beach

Play castaway on this windswept beach at the edge of town. Interesting rock formations and an almost endless stretch of sand make Playa Bacocho one of the best Puerto Escondido beaches for strolling couples, nature lovers and fitness buffs.

Pack water if you plan to make a dent in the 25-kilometre long expanse of golden sand. 

Or choose resort living for a day at Villa Sol Beach Club. With two pools (one a large freeform and the other for kids), a swim-up pool bar, sprawling landscaped gardens and towering palm trees you’ll feel as though you’re at swanky resort. The cost of admission is 600 MXN pesos per adult and 300 MXN pesos per child. 

Happy Hour cocktails are served between 12 noon and 1:00 p.m. It’s also a prime turtle nesting beach so you can often witness a sea turtle nesting or participate in a turtle release.

Although Playa Bacocho has no facilities (apart from a lifeguard), you can eat at Pez Gallo restaurant  at Villa Sol Beach Club. It’s one of our top choices for breakfast in Puerto Escondido. 

Check rates and availability at Hotel & Suites Villasol on Booking.com.  

Check rates and availability at Hotel Posada Real on Booking.com. 

5. Playa Coral

Best secluded beach in Puerto Escondido

Playa Coral Beach in Puerto Escondido Oaxaca Mexico
The tiny crescent of white sand in the foreground is secluded Coral Beach

Also known as “hidden beach” Playa Coral is popular among locals and those in-the-know.  Located next to Bacocho Beach down a steep hill,  it features dreamy white sands, clear waters and lofty palm trees yet sees few crowds even in high season.

Getting to Playa Coral isn’t the easiest. To get to this hidden beach you have a few options. The first is to walk down a rather steep footpath that can be accessed at the eastern end of Benito Juárez Boulevard on the Rinconada. (see map below)  

Access is via a dirt footpath and there are no stairs so it’s not suitable for people with mobility issues.

Another way to get to Playa Coral is to access it from Bacocho Beach past Coco’s Beach Club, the beachfront restaurant and pool zone for the Posada Real Resort, one of the few all-inclusive hotels in Puerto Escondido. You’ll need to cross over some rocks but at low tide, access is quite easy. 

White sand beach at Playa Coral in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca Mexico.
There’s a white sand beach at Playa Coral and no crowds. (Credit: Arlene Prunkl)

While Playa Coral is one of Puerto Escondido’s most beautiful and romantic beaches, be sure to bring sunscreen plus your own food and drink as the facilities at the abandoned waterpark onsite are not always available.

Leave valuables at home and use caution when swimming in this area as there is a steep drop-off and the undertow can be strong depending on sea conditions.

Check prices and availability at Las Turquezas Hotel on Booking.com. 

6. Playa Principal Beach

Best beach for Mexican atmosphere, fishing boats and convenience

Playa Principal is one of the most popular of Puerto Escondido beaches
A rare quiet moment at Playa Principal

Sun worshippers are drawn to Principal in the heart of town where the beach is narrower which means the water is just a few steps away.  Technically, the most traditional of Puerto Escondido beaches, Playa Principal is  where pilgrims head after visiting the shrine to the Virgin of Juquila, one of the world’s top Catholic shrines. It’s also where the annual “Blessing of the Fishes” boat procession takes place each December.

Although this beach isn’t the cleanest in town, you can wind up your afternoon by browsing El Adoquin, a lively pedestrian zone of souvenir shops, beach bars and restaurants. It’s also quite close to the OCC bus station on Highway 200 so you can easily walk to Playa Principal if you’ve just arrived.

7. Playa Marinero

Best beach for body surfing, bbq and live music  in Puerto Escondido

Sunset at Playa Marinero Puerto Escondido beach
Playa Marinero is one of the best places to watch a spectacular Puerto Escondido sunset

Technically Playa Marinero and Playa Principal are one continuous beach. But during the rainy season, a lagoon sometimes forms, separating them into two distinct areas.

You can also access Playa Marinero from Calle del Morro via a walkway across from Hotel Santa Fe or between the rock formations home to the “hand sculpture” a popular photo-op

Marinero Beach scores high marks from body surfers and you can rent boogie boards from vendors right on the beach. 

Check rates and availability at Hotel Santa Fe on Booking.com. 

8.  Zicatela Beach – Playa Zicatela

Best Puerto Escondido beach for nightclubs, restaurants, walking, surfing and the “scene”

Corona girls Credit: Jaclynn Campbell
Corona girls on Playa de Zicatela Beach Credit: Jaclynn Campbell

If the Kardashians came to Puerto Escondido this is where they’d hang out. It’s one of the most famous beaches of Puerto Escondido and is known as a world-class destination for surfers.

Playa Zicatelas is home to the epic Mexican Pipeline, an unforgiving wave break that draws surfing aficionados from around the world. You can take one-on-one or group surf lessons in English or Spanish, watch international surf tournaments or take a surf tour with a pro.

If you brought your own surf board, such as one of these great travel surf boards featured at GloboSurfer.com, you can get it custom-painted by local artist/surf instructor Julio Soto Noyola.

Or, rent a surf board by the hour, the day or weekly from one of the many surf shops. 

Sign for Zicatela Beach, one of the most popular beaches in Puerto Escondido
Zicatela Beach draws a loyal crowd of return visitors

You’ll find plenty to do on the promenade of the most popular Puerto Escondido beach. Downward dog it at a yoga class, relax in a temazcal (traditional sweat lodge) or lounge in a breezy Bali bed. It’s also one of the best places to watch the sunset.

Gnarly waves and a strong undertow make Playa Zicatela dangerous for non-surfers. Depending on the tides, you can flaunt your new bikini in one of the shallow tidal pools. 

The main strip, Calle del Morro, is packed with bars and restaurants. You can party until dawn at nightclubs such as Barfly and Playa Kabbalah. Along with La Punta, this is the best place for late-night nightlife in Puerto Escondido. 

Check rates and availability at Selina Puerto Escondido on Booking.com.

Check rates and availability at Hotel Rockaway Puerto Escondido on Booking.com. 

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And that’s not the end of our travel tips and things to do in Puerto Escondido Oaxaca Mexico! Read our Puerto Escondido Travel Guide  for more information on hotels, things to do, day trips and more in Puerto Escondido.

 

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Michele Peterson
Michele Peterson

Dividing her time between Canada, Guatemala and Mexico (or the nearest tropical beach), Michele Peterson is the founder of A Taste for Travel. Her award-winning travel and food writing has appeared in Lonely Planet’s cookbook Mexico: From the Source, National Geographic Traveler, Fodor’s and 100+ other publications.

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  1. Gabriela

    November 21, 2022 at 7:00 pm

    I am planning on moving to Mexico from Canada. I travelled throughout Mexico many years ago. I am from Argentina so I speak Spanish. I am a professional visual artist and videographer. I am looking for a place to live permanently that is in a peaceful isolated, nature filled spot in Puerto Escondido or nearby towns. I stayed in palapas with hammocks when I went a long time ago and there was almost nobody around. I am sure it is not the case now but perhaps you can help me. Thanks again!

    Reply
    • Michele Peterson

      November 21, 2022 at 10:32 pm

      Hi Gabriela Puerto Escondido has become quite popular so is probably a lot more crowded than when you visited. If you’re looking to get away from the crowds and be in nature you might want to consider Mazunte/San Agustanillo ( also becoming popular) or Lagunas de Chacahua. Let us know how your move goes!

  2. Kay

    February 02, 2018 at 3:14 pm

    Don’t go!!!!! Had been a quaint tranquille town of LaPunta. Surf Nazis everywhere. Not just trash talk!!! Surf instructors can be violent!!!!! Watch out for Francisco and Bennie!!!!

    Reply
    • Michele Peterson

      February 02, 2018 at 6:10 pm

      So sorry to hear of your experience, Kay!

  3. erika

    November 06, 2016 at 7:04 pm

    we are looking at going to puerto escandido for the month of February. Our friends are staying at Les Turquesza, was wondering if anyone would know of a 1 or 2 bedroom condo near this place?

    Reply
    • Michele Peterson

      November 06, 2016 at 9:07 pm

      Hi Erika…that’s exciting! Your friends will be in the Bacocho neighbourhood so anywhere there or the Rinconada would put you pretty close. Did you check out our post on Ultimate Rental Guide to Puerto Escondido? It has lots of resources that should help! https://www.atastefortravel.ca/5971-ultimate-guide-to-vacation-rentals-in-puerto-escondido/

  4. Oliwia

    January 14, 2015 at 7:51 am

    I am going to Puerto Escondido next month and I was wondering what is the best/cheapest way to get there from Mexico City. Anyone could help?

    Reply
    • Michele Peterson

      January 14, 2015 at 10:16 am

      Hi Oliwia..the cheapest way to get to Puerto Escondido from Mexico City is a direct flight on Viva Aerobus. A oneway flight costs around 800 MXN pesos. Interjet is another option but is more expensive. If your flight into Mexico City arrives in the afternoon you may need to overnight in Mexico City as most flights to Puerto depart in the morning or early afternoon. You can check my post on the Grand Prix Hotel — a good budget option if you do have to overnight. I hope that helps!

  5. Sylvia

    September 24, 2014 at 3:30 pm

    Great pics, Michele!
    Can’t wait to return to Puerto for my 6th year. Mexico’s little hidden gem.

    Reply
    • Michele Peterson

      September 24, 2014 at 6:13 pm

      Thanks Sylvia! I hope you have a great time back in Puerto this year – there are so many new and fabulous restaurants to enjoy. Hope to see you again soon!

  6. Nancie

    May 04, 2014 at 8:58 am

    I’d be trying a new beach everyday. They all look awesome.

    Reply
  7. Irene S Levine

    May 04, 2014 at 3:24 am

    What a great array of beautiful beaches! Have to get to Puerto Escondido one day!

    Reply
  8. Neva @ Retire for the Fun of it

    May 03, 2014 at 9:35 pm

    I’m so amazed that you could get all those fresh oysters for a dollar? My niece lives with her family on the Pacific side and her husband has to guard the area constantly. I love the beaches you visited for the peaceful views of the water.

    Reply
  9. Jo

    May 03, 2014 at 6:25 pm

    Great photos, and such a fab looking beach. Mexico isn’t a place I know a lot about, so maybe I need to do some research!

    Reply
  10. Michelle

    May 03, 2014 at 11:48 am

    These photos are amazing. What an incredible sunset you captured. I love Mexico and this looks like a nice relaxing place to visit – bucket list 🙂

    Reply
  11. Rob

    May 01, 2014 at 10:46 pm

    Wow lovely beaches, that sunset is fantastic. I can see we will be travelling down the Pacific Coast at the end of our house sit in San Miguel.

    Reply
  12. Kay Dougherty

    April 30, 2014 at 9:39 pm

    I’ve never been to Puerto Escondido or Mexico’s Pacific Coast for that matter. Are there any good, healthy reefs where you can snorkel from the shore? I loved your pictures!

    Reply
    • Michele Peterson

      May 02, 2014 at 8:55 am

      Hi Kay…I’ve seen people snorkelling from the shores of Manzanillo Beach alongside sea turtles so that spot is popular. The best person to contact is Lorenzo at Deep Blue Dive – he offers amazing snorkelling tours where you can jump in the water and swim with hundreds of wild dolphins. Check out the post by Hecktic Travels for some photos of their experience whale watching http://www.hecktictravels.com/whale-watching-in-puerto-escondido

  13. Lois Alter Mark

    April 30, 2014 at 9:19 pm

    Can you believe we live in Southern California and have never visited Mexico? I think you just motivated us to change that.

    Reply
  14. Helwig George

    April 29, 2014 at 10:36 pm

    You just missed the movie nights at Bacocho Beach every wednesday during the dry season. Very special nigh! Cheers!

    Reply
  15. Lesley Peterson

    April 29, 2014 at 4:39 pm

    Puerto Escondido seems to be unique in that it has a beach suitable for absolutely everyone. Pick a day, pick a beach according to mood or whim–LOVE your photos!

    Reply
  16. esperanza

    April 29, 2014 at 3:40 pm

    Absolutely gorgeous beaches and the food looks great, too. Can’t wait to relax and enjoy it all!

    Reply
  17. Patti Morrow

    April 29, 2014 at 3:25 pm

    Great shots! I’ll be in Huatulco this fall, so I’ll be sure to check out some of those places.

    Reply
  18. Carol Perehudoff

    April 29, 2014 at 1:17 pm

    I vote for Playa Principal! I can’t wait to visit them. Except maybe the Snookie beach.

    Reply
  19. Ming

    April 29, 2014 at 3:37 am

    That sunset at Marinero Beach is glorious! Good thing I now live in a tropical climate, or this post would have made me want to pack up for a Puerto Escondido visit.

    Reply
  20. Colleen Friesen

    April 28, 2014 at 8:44 pm

    Sigh…Puerto Escondido is one of my favourite places in Mexico. It really is ‘Mexico like it used to be’.
    Thanks for this Michele!

    Reply
  21. Suzanne Stavert

    April 28, 2014 at 5:55 pm

    LOVED THIS! I wanted to sit down and drink that beer and eat the ceviche. I am not familiar with any of those places and this was so helpful! I will save it for future reference!

    Reply
  22. santafetraveler

    April 28, 2014 at 3:59 pm

    Years ago- when the Puerto Esscondido beaches were people sleeping in hammocks on the sand- we were supposed to go to Puerto Escondido. Sadly the trip didn’t happen. Now I see a bit of what we missed.

    Reply
    • Michele Peterson

      April 28, 2014 at 5:54 pm

      You haven’t missed anything — there are still quite a few people who sleep in hammocks in the sand! Although parts of Puerto have ramped up the luxe factor, it’s Mexico like it used to be.

    • Mike

      June 16, 2014 at 12:19 pm

      Agreed. It’s a complete misnomer to think that you can’t get the secluded off-the-beaten path feeling these days in Puerto. Sure, Zicatela is going to look a lot different than it did 10 years ago, but there are tons of quiet beaches where you’ll find nothing but basic palapa restaurants, hammocks and the sand.

  23. noel

    April 28, 2014 at 2:17 pm

    My kind of beach if you can get a dozen oysters for a buck – what a fun vacation and meal that would be!

    Reply

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