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| Ixtapa - Zihuatanejo Beaches - Zihuatanejo's bay offers safe haven from storms and is a favorite for boating and all types of water sports. Not only do we have some of the most beautiful beaches in Mexico, but some of the most beautiful in the world! |
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Playa El Palmar - Ixtapa : 
The main beach in Ixtapa is called Playa El Palmar and if you like a beach lined with high-rise hotels then this is for you.
It's a little crowded with restaurants and boaters, but I would still recommend it for snorkeling. Take a trip to Ixtapa! |
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Playa La Ropa - Zihuatanejo :
The beach for swimming and water sports is Playa La Ropa.
This perfect beach is about a mile long with, usually mild waves making it perfect for swimmers and non-swimmers alike. It's usually possible to body surf the 1 to 3 foot waves there on a normal day. |
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Playa Las Gatas - Zihuatanejo: 
If you like snorkeling then Playa Las Gatas is ideal whether you're a beginner or an old-hand; it has a reef that forms a haven from the waves, although surfers can sometimes be seen catching waves as they curl around the entrance to the bay. |
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Playa La Madera - Zihuatanejo:
The waves are usually good for bodysurfing at Playa La Madera where you can wade out quite a distance before reaching the breaking waves.
Although you still may have to get your feet wet due to the surf splashing against the walkway |
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Playa Contramar - Zihuatanejo: 
Playa Contramar is a beautiful place to snorkel but the beach is made up of surf-polished rocks and not sand.
The coral and rock formations underwater are well worth seeing (look for the tunnel!). |
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Playa Troncones - Troncones:
There are miles of beach there and several beautiful unspoiled coves at the south end.
Remember that there can be dangerous waves and strong undertows at all beaches fronting the open ocean. Absolutely A must see!! |
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Playa La Saladita - Troncones:
Surfer's secret spot, with a fabulous longboader's classic left break, La Saladita is now becoming a well-known beach haven for lovers of waves and wide-open spaces. A surfer community is slowly forming along the shoreline extending north from the surf break, with a number of private houses and villas being built along the beach and interspersed between the palms and mango tress.. |
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