LA PAZ BEACHES
El Coromuel:
This is the first beach of the tourist corridor of La Paz. Playa Coromuel is popular among locals given its proximity to the city known for hosting families who spend their weekends under the comfortable palm umbrellas. You can find palapas, bathrooms, and all the facilities to have fun. Recently it was certified with the Blue Flag badge.
El Caimancito:
Second on the scenic road, is Playa Caimancito, only 10 minutes from downtown La Paz. With white sand and sea like a large pool because the water only reaches the waist, makes it perfect for swimming. This is a great place to practice Stand Up Paddle Boarding.
El Tesoro:
It is the next beach on the tourist corridor of La Paz. El Tesoro is located within a bay surrounded by hills that makes the sea level reach very low levels of depth. Children can swim and play in the bay without any worries. It has playgrounds and a nice restaurant with palapas from where you can comfortably appreciate the view.
Pichilingue:
This beach is located near the port, but still far from any noise or crowds. Pichilingue has two seafront excellent seafood restaurants where you can enjoy the typical chocolate clams. It is an ideal beach to practice wakeboarding because of its extension
Balandra:
For those who love serenity and total relaxation, Balandra is the right place to visit. Balandra is world famous for its spectacular views, white sand beaches and pristine blue crystal clear waters. The only noise that can be heard in Balandra is the water splashing and the gulls that visit the seashore. Balandra is home for a rock formation famous for its structure and location, “El Hongo” has been eroded over the years and has become an emblematic monument of La Paz.
In 2016 it was named the best beach in Mexico.
El Tecolote:
El Tecolote is the last beach on the scenic road in La Paz and is at the tip of the bay. You can see Espiritu Santo Island to the north from the shore. You can find all kinds of places to rent water sports, 3 seafood restaurants and the walk on the beach seems never to end. Young people and families usually live here for a fun weekend.