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Home » Destinations » Mexico » Puerto Escondido » Best Beach Clubs (With Swimming Pools) in Puerto Escondido

Best Beach Clubs (With Swimming Pools) in Puerto Escondido

Modified:  September 6, 2024 Published: Aug 23, 2024   //  by Michele Peterson Leave a Comment

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Collage a woman in a swimming pool in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca.

If you’ve opted for a condo or hotel in Puerto Escondido that doesn’t include a swimming pool, you can still soak up some resort-style luxury with a day pass to a Puerto Escondido beach club!

Woman lounging by a swimming pool in Mexico.

Whether it’s lounging by the pool with a cocktail in hand, taking in the ocean views from a pristine beach, or celebrating a special occasion with friends, these beach clubs are your gateway to indulgence.

While living in Puerto Escondido, and writing for Fodor’s guidebook and Lonely Planet’s Mexico from the Source, I spent a lot of time on the beaches of Mexico’s Pacific Coast.

These are the best beach clubs in (and around) Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca. They offer top-tier amenities such as poolside service, showers, loungers, hammocks as well as elevated cuisine in gorgeous settings.

Table of Contents
1. Bacocho Beach Club
2. Coco’s Club de Playa Beach Club
3. El Origen Ocean Club on Playa Palmarito
4. Beachfront Paradise Boutique Hotel at Agua Blanca Beach
5. Nossa Hotel Beach Club at Agua Blanca
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1. Bacocho Beach Club

Swimming pool and swim-up bar at Beach Club Villa Sol at Bacocho Beach
You’ll find one of Puerto’s few swim-up bars at Bacocho Beach Club. (Credit: Michele Peterson)

Hotel Suites Villasol is one of our favourite Puerto Escondido hotels for value.

Not only is this low-rise hotel well located in the Bacocho neighbourhood but guests get access to Club Bacocho (formerly known as Club de Playa Villa Sol) at Bacocho Beach.

This newly-expanded and upgraded beach club features two large pools (one a large freeform and the other for kids) plus a swim-up pool bar.

With its sprawling landscaped gardens, tennis courts and towering palm trees you’ll feel as though you’re at swanky resort.

While the price has gone up considerably in recent years (it’s now 1000 MXN pesos for the day) it can be worth the splurge.

Of the 1000 MXN pesos, 600 pesos is allocated to food and drink. So that makes it 400 pesos for club access alone.

🌟 Insider Tip: 2 X 1 cocktails during Happy Hour 12:00-1:00pm.

Lounge by the pool, order cocktails, play beach volleyball or take a stroll along wave-swept Bacocho Beach.

While it’s considered to be one of Puerto Escondido’s top beaches, it’s not swimmable due to its powerful undertows and rip currents.

If you really long to swim in the sea, scramble over the rocks to Playa Coral.

This private cove has calmer waters where many people do swim.

Coco's and Bacocho Beach Club are located side by side on Playa Bacocho.
Coco’s and Bacocho Beach Club are located side by side on Playa Bacocho. (Credit: Michele Peterson)

Bacocho Beach is also a top spot to participate in a baby turtle release, a top thing to do in Puerto Escondido.

The Bacocho Beach Club is also home to the beachfront restaurant Pez Gallo. It’s one of our favourite places for breakfast in Puerto Escondido.

Ask staff to call you a taxi when it’s time to leave. It’s a steep climb back up the hill.

2. Coco’s Club de Playa Beach Club

The restaurant at Coco's Club de Playa overlooks the lazy river style swimming pool.
Coco’s Club de Playa even has a lazy river. (Credit: Michele Peterson)

Coco’s Club de Playa is the beach club for the Posada Real, Puerto Escondido’s only all-inclusive hotel. As a result, the beach club itself is all-inclusive.

The admission cost of 1,600 MXN pesos (Children 6 years and up pay 1,100) for a day pass includes drinks, snacks and an unlimited buffet.

It also provides for access to the swimming pool and beach facilities. It’s open 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. You can book at the desk upon entry to the Beach Club.

Hotel guests at Posada Real Puerto Escondido can get a ride back up to the hotel in a shuttle cart.

3. El Origen Ocean Club on Playa Palmarito

Sparkling swimming pool at El Origen Beach Club near Puerto Escondido. (Credit: Michele Peterson)
El Origen Beach Club gets my vote for the prettiest swimming pool on the Oaxacan coast. (Credit: Michele Peterson)

Set on beautiful, still-wild Playa Palmarito just past Chila outside Puerto Escondido (Google Map), El Origen Club de Playa (Beach Club) is a beautifully designed retreat.

It’s got a stylish Nikki Beach Bodrum meets zen vibe.

The chef, who hails from Puebla, has crafted a menu that’s elevated Mexican specialities with an international spin.

Enjoy bowls packed with veggies and grains, ceviches along with burgers and other beach fare.

Airy palapa bar ar El Origen Beach Bar. (Credit: Michele Peterson)
Order a craft cocktail at the bar at El Origen. (Credit: Michele Peterson.

Mezcal is front and centre on the extensive cocktail menu. Craft beer, Micheladas, champagne and mocktails are also enticing options.

Cost of a day pass is 500 MXN pesos reimbursable with minimum food and beverage purchase.

Visit El Origen to make a reservation.

Bowl with fish on a white table at El Origen Beach Bar.

You can enjoy loungers, a beach hammock, showers, ultra clean washrooms (La Luna for women and El Sol for men!) and long walks on a pristine beach.

You can also overnight in one of the 10 spacious new villas.

They come decked out with kitchen, rainshower and terrace, many also have ocean views. This is one of the best boutique hotels in Puerto Escondido if you’re looking for a luxe stay with a zen atmosphere.

🌟 Pro Tip: You’ll need a car or taxi to get to El Origen. It’s too far to walk from the highway!

We rent our cars on Discovercars.com. It’s an online car rental booking site that compares rates from several companies to find the best deal.

Read our post on the Pros and Cons of Renting a Car in Puerto Escondido for details.

Taxi to El Origen

For reliable and convenient transportation, reach out to Oscar Flores, who offers both taxi and shuttle van transportation to Huatulco Airport and beyond. Whether it’s a family airport pickup or a day trip adventure, Oscar is our go-to. His dependable service ensures a smooth, stress-free experience every time.

Be sure to book in advance and arrange a specific time for pick up.

Email: ofr_flores@hotmail.com 

Phone: 52-954-129-6540

4. Beachfront Paradise Boutique Hotel at Agua Blanca Beach

Swimming pool at Beachfront Paradise Boutique Hotel.
Swimming pool at Beachfront Paradise Boutique Hotel at Playa Agua Blanca. (Credit: Michele Peterson)

Another popular place for a day trip around a swimming pool is at Playa Agua Blanca a secluded beach 40 kilometres southeast of Puerto Escondido (Google Map).

It’s a 30-minute drive by car from Zicatela Beach in Puerto Escondido, 45 minutes from Puerto Escondido International Airport (PXM) and 1 hour from Aeropuerto Internacional de Bahias de Huatulco (HUX).

While many people opt to spend the day at a seafood restaurant/palapa it’s also possible to get a hotel day pass.

This is the best of both worlds as you can enjoy the views of the powerful waves from the comfort of a sparkling swimming pool.

Your menu options are broader as well.

One of the best choices for a Day Pass at Playa Agua Blanca is Beachfront Paradise Boutique Hotel on Calle Delfines (Google Map).

Here you’ll score a sparkling clean swimming pool, friendly service, a beach zone with hammocks (and honour bar), breezy terrace and excellent wifi.

Cost is 500 MXN pesos (minimum food and beverage consumption at onsite Casa de Pierogi). 

The food on the menu is European and includes home-cooked specialties such as goulash, pierogies and a fantastic chilled beet soup.

Food at a day pass at Casa de Pierogi at  Beachfront Paradise
Enjoy a craft beer along with some fine European fare at Beachfront Paradise. (Credit: Michele Peterson)

🌟 Foodie Tip: Beachfront Paradise is also the place to enjoy a craft beer. There’s a wide selection of domestic and international craft beers including 3 Lunas, brewed right in Agua Blanca.

Reserve your Day Pass in advance via hello@casadepierogi.com or WhatsApp at 19178640715.

5. Nossa Hotel Beach Club at Agua Blanca

Lounge chairs at Nossa Beach Club in Puerto Escondido.
The swimming pool is set directly on the beach at Agua Blanca. (Credit: Michele Peterson)

Nearby Nossa Hotel is another great option for an Agua Blanca day pass. It’s also around a 30-minute drive from Puerto Escondido.

Begin your day with a dip in the swimming pool, a refreshing oasis surrounded by tropical palms. Beach Club Nossa’s facilities are modern, with well-maintained showers and spacious washrooms.

For dining, choose from a selection of comfortable tables where you can enjoy a leisurely meal in the shade or simply recline on one of the padded loungers.

Restaurant at Beach Club Nossa.
There’s a bit of a Bali vibe at Beach Club Nossa. (Credit: Michele Peterson)

Sun worshippers should arrive early to score one of the loungers positioned right on the beach, offering uninterrupted views of the famous waves on this stretch of coastline.

It’s a short walk (just a few steps) from Hotel Nossa and Beach Club to the tidal pools.

The cost for a Day Pass is 300 MXN pesos (minimum food and beverage consumption).

At Nossa, the menu has the usual selection of seafood, burgers and pastas. Prices are slightly higher than other restaurants in Agua Blanca.

There are no fresh oysters on the menu at Nossa. But you can easily walk over and order a platter from one of the nearby palapa restaurants. These are the best restaurants in Puerto Escondido for fresh oysters.

The hotel itself gets mixed reviews and I haven’t spent a full day here but a Nossa Hotel Day Pass gets consistently high marks from guests.

Another popular day trip (but there’s no swimming pool) is at Roca Blanca Beach.

Getting to Agua Blanca

People frolicking in the tidal pools at Agua Blanca.
Spend the day floating and frolicking in the tidal pools at Agua Blanca. (Credit: Michele Peterson)

Car Rental: We rent our cars on Discovercars.com. It’s an online car rental booking site that compares rates from several companies to find the best deal.

Read our post on the Pros and Cons of Renting a Car in Puerto Escondido for details.

Taxi/Shuttle: For reliable and convenient transportation, reach out to Oscar Flores, who offers both taxi and shuttle van transportation to Huatulco Airport and beyond. Whether it’s a family airport pickup or a day trip adventure, Oscar is our go-to. His dependable service ensures a smooth, stress-free experience every time.

Be sure to book in advance and arrange a specific time for pick up. Email: ofr_flores@hotmail.com or Phone: 52-954-129-6540

Public Transportation: Catch a Transportes Delfines mini-bus from the terminal in Puerto Escondido (Google Map) or other bus stop along the west side of Highway 200 towards Pochutla/Huatulco.

The buses run every 15 minutes 5:00 am to 7:30 pm. The cost is 50 MXN pesos (check schedule and current price on the Transportes Delfines Facebook Page). 

Get off the bus at KM 172 intersection at the entrance to the community of Agua Blanca. It’s a 2 km walk from Highway 200 to the beach. Beach

Puerto Escondido Beach Clubs (Without Swimming Pools)

Cana brava in the early evening.
Cañabrava in the early evening. (Credit: Michele Peterson)

For those seeking a different kind of luxury beach club experience in Puerto Escondido, there are plenty of options that don’t include swimming pools but offer their own unique appeal.

Clubs like Cañabrava on Zicatela Beach (Google Map), La Isla Beach Club at Manzanillo Beach (Google Map) and Mar & Wana (Google Map) are known for their hip atmosphere with live DJs, beach dance floors, and entertainment.

Amenities include luxurious Bali beds, swings, hammocks and futons where you can unwind in style.

These clubs are perfect for enjoying some Oaxacan cuisine, bottle service, beachside parties, or simply relaxing with a cocktail as the sun sets.

Compared to the nightlife in Huatulco, Puerto Escondido has a lot to offer!

Whether you go for a beach club with a swimming pool or a nightclub where you can dance under the stars, Puerto Escondido’s beach clubs offer an unforgettable day (or night) of fun and relaxation.

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