Playa Las Palmas, Mexico - Beach Guide, Info, Photos

Playa Las Palmas is a public beach known for its beautiful water and white sand. The beach is not overly crowded and offers a nice mixture of locals and tourists. The sand is soft, clean, and well-maintained. The water is warm, clear, and clean, making it a popular spot for beachgoers. However, the presence of sargasso (seaweed) can sometimes be noticed, but it is not a major issue. The beach is lined with beach clubs and low-key hotels, providing a variety of food and drink options. There are also local vendors offering various services. The beach is a popular spot for snorkeling and fishing trips, which are often organized by the beach clubs. Getting to Playa Las Palmas can be a bit of a challenge. It is not recommended to walk there due to the distance. Driving is also not advised as parking is limited. However, there is ample bicycle parking available. Taxis are also an option, but visitors should be aware of potential scams. Despite these challenges, Playa Las Palmas remains a popular beach destination due to its natural beauty and relaxed atmosphere.

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Bars

You can enjoy a refreshing drink at one of the bars situated on the beach.

Restaurants

Best restaurants near Playa Las Palmas include Ramon's, Casa Maria Mexican Grill, El Paraiso Tulum Restaurant, Mezzanine, Lymbo Tulum and Maia Restaurant.

Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight the beauty of the beach, with its clean, warm water, soft white sand, and a relaxed atmosphere. They appreciate the mix of locals and tourists, and the variety of activities available, including snorkeling and fishing trips. However, complaints were made about the difficulty of accessing the beach on foot or by car, and some visitors reported issues with sea creatures such as jellyfish.