Home Area Attractions 5 of the Least Visited Beaches in Oaxaca 5 of the Least Visited Beaches in Oaxaca (They are a true paradise) by Food & Pleasure Magazine July 15, 2022 by Food & Pleasure Magazine 3.1K June 23rd, 2022 By María José Ferrant Translated from Spanish from Food and Pleasure If you are looking for a peaceful environment with the characteristic marine beauty of the state, here we share with you the least visited beaches in Oaxaca. Oaxaca is one of the most visited Mexican states, thanks to its surprisingly rich history, delicious regional cuisine and beautiful destinations where you can spend an unforgettable vacation. Among these are its beaches, some well-known and frequented by tourists, and others that remain as hidden gems worth discovering. If you want a peaceful environment with the beauty of the ocean characteristic of the state, here we share with you some little visited beaches in Oaxaca where you will have your own private paradise! Travel, enjoy and share! CACALUTA BAY Cacaluta Bay is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in Oaxaca, perfect for enjoying the state while surrounded by a peaceful and paradisiacal environment. It is located seven kilometers north of La Crucecita – which in turn is 30 minutes from Huatulco – offering a secluded corner of magical sunsets and marine richness. Whether you visit Cacaluta or Arroyo – its two beaches – you will have a spectacular experience. MERMEJITA BEACH Mermejita is one of the beaches belonging to Mazunte, the first one located west of Punta Cometa and a must for those looking for a quiet and secluded vacation getaway. You can have picnics with the sound of the waves in the background, and if you are lucky you can observe some of the dolphins that frequent its waters; caution is recommended for swimming, as the beach has a strong swells, not suitable for children. TANGOLUNDA BAY Located in Huatulco, Tangolunda Bay has some of the best beaches in Oaxaca where you can marvel at the turquoise waters and scenery representative of the Sierra Madre del Sur. This allows visitors to enjoy ocean and mountain activities, such as snorkeling, kayaking and hiking. If you want to take the experience to a more exclusive level, you can stay in one of its luxurious hotels and let yourself be pampered by their service. SAN AGUSTINILLO In San Agustinillo you will find a peaceful and solitary beach, located in a small town of the same name and just one kilometer away from Mazunte. Its coasts are long and protected by small islets, with changing waves that sometimes receive local surfers. You can relax and enjoy seafood in its palapas, swim in its waters and snorkel. CHIPEHUA BEACH Playa Chipehua is one of Oaxaca’s best kept secrets, a little-visited paradise that hides beautiful golden sands and calm waters. Because it is almost always empty, it is best to visit during high season to take advantage of the palapitas by the beach to drink cold beer, eat seafood and relax carefree. 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail Food & Pleasure Magazine previous post Why People are Moving to Huatulco next post 5 Secret Beaches in Huatulco to Visit This Summer You may also like Puerto Escondido’s Fiestas de Noviembre: A Month of... November 4, 2024 Exploring the Architectural Projects of Puerto Escondido August 29, 2024 Exploring Local Artisan Handicrafts in Puerto Escondido December 18, 2023 Ecotourism: How To Really Get to Know the... October 6, 2023 Once in Oaxaca: meet Australian artist and gallerist... July 14, 2023 Oaxaca’s new gastronomy center celebrates state’s culinary diversity September 30, 2022 Yucatan’s ‘Yellow City,’ Izamal, an Enchanting Mix of... September 23, 2022 Turtles begin arriving to nest on Oaxaca beaches August 12, 2022 Glyphs Deciphered on Frieze at Oaxaca Archaeological Site May 13, 2022 La Punta April 1, 2022 Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.