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Paddle your board along the beautiful beaches and bays of Huatuluco…

Huatulco
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Explore
Beautiful Huatulco
The best way to get to know the natural beauty of Huatulco is by enjoying a private small-boat tour along the stunning coastline of Huatulco and have the opportunity to visit virgin beaches and bays in your own way. You will also have the chance to SUP in crystal waters surrounded by coral reefs and relax in some of the most peaceful beaches of the Pacific Ocean surrounded by nature.
Paddle boarding is becoming an increasingly popular activity and Huatulco’s calm bays provide the ideal setting. Enjoy a day on your stand up paddle, snorkeling and getting to know the bays.
Take in breathtaking beaches while paddle and enjoying the amazing beauty of local wildlife.
SUP is a fun, and eco-friendly way to explore the pristine coastal waters of Huatulco.

Santa Cruz Area Beaches
Playa La Entrega (the surrender) • This beach is where the Italian sailor Francisco Picaluga betrayed General Vicente Guerrero. The 600′ beach is the southernmost of the Santa Cruz beaches and is good for swimming and diving. Wave action varies from calm to moderate at different places along the beach. Accessible by land and boat.
Playa Yerbabuena (mint) • This small, quiet beach is located on the western shore of Bahía de Santa Cruz, north of Playa La Entrega. Accessible by boat. Moderate waves.
Playa Santa Cruz (cross) • Located in Santa Cruz, this 800′ long beach features calm waters, coral, sea shells, and lots of fish life. A good place to snorkel or scuba, but watch out for sea urchins and moray eels. Small underwater cave. Restaurants, equipment rental, and boat rides available. See Aerial Photos.
Playa Chahue • 2000′ long, sloping beach with moderate waves located east of Santa Cruz. For experienced swimmers.
Playa Esperanza (hope) • 400′ long, strong waves, east of Playa Chahue. Not recommended for inexperienced swimmers.
Playa El Tejón (badger) • 400′ long with moderate waves, located east of Playa Esperanza.
Tangolunda Beaches
Playa Consuelo (consolation) • A small, 250′ beach with moderate waves west of Bahía Tangolunda. Accessed by boat.
Playa El Arrocito • A small, 300′ beach with small waves and shallow depth located just west of Bahía Tangolunda. Accessed by boat.
Playa Ventura, Playa La Manzanilla (camomile), & Playa Tornillo (bolt) • These three beaches are located together on the western shore of Bahía Tangolunda at the Club Med. They total about 600′ in length with calm waves. Good for swimming, snorkeling and all aquatic sports.
Playa Tangolunda • The Sheraton, the Maeva, and the golf course are located on this 1/2-mile long beach. The beach may also be accessed through Tangolunda Park, west of the hotels. Moderate waves. Swimming, diving, and all watersports available.
Playa Rincón Sabroso (pleasant corner) • Located west of Tangolunda, 800′ long, moderate waves. Swimming snorkeling and all aquatic sports.
Playa La Mixteca (name of an Indian tribe) • Small beach near the mouth (east side) of Tangolunda Bay.

Stand Up Paddle
Highlights
- Santa Cruz Beaches
- Playa La Entrega
- Playa Yerbabuena
- Playa Santa Cruz
- Playa Chahue
- Playa Esperanza
- Playa El Tejón
- Tangolunda
- Playa Consuelo
- Playa El Arrocito
- Playa Ventura, La Manzanilla & Tornillo
- Playa Tangolunda
- Playa Rincón
- Playa La Mixteca
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- Bahía Conejos
- Playa Tejoncito
- Playa Arena
- Punta Arena
- Playa Conejos
- West of Santa Cruz
- Playas Cuatonalco, Boca Vieja, Ixtapa & Coyote
- Playa San Agustín
- Playa Cacalutilla
- Playa Chachacual
- Playa La India
Beaches of Bahía Conejos
Conejos Bay is located east of Tangolunda Bay.
Playa Tejoncito (badger) • Located at the western edge of Conejos Bay, 300′ gently sloping beach, calm waves, shallow depth. For swimming, snorkeling, diving, and fishing. Accessible by boat. Seafood and sodas available during the busy season.
Playa Arena (sand) • Located east of Playa Tejoncito, 300′ long, sloping beach with strong waves. For swimming, snorkeling, diving, and fishing. Accessible by boat. Seafood and sodas available during the busy season.
Playa Punta Arena (sandy point) • East of and adjacent to Playa Arena and centrally located in Conejos Bay. About 1/2-mile long, sloping beach with strong waves, not recommended for inexperienced swimmers. Accessible by boat. Seafood and sodas available during the busy season.
Playa Conejos (rabbits) • At the eastern end of Conejos Bay, 1/4-mile long, fine white sand, shallow out to 50′ from shore, then having rocky formations.
Beaches west of Santa Cruz
Playas Cuatonalco, Boca Vieja, Ixtapa, Coyote • These beaches all have similar characteristics. They are more than 10 miles from Santa Cruz by boat. To reach Cuatonalco and Boca Vieja (old river mouth) by land, follow the dirt road that intersects the coastal highway (200) at the Rio Coyula bridge 4 miles west of the Huatulco airport. To reach Ixtapa and Coyote, take the dirt road that intersects the coastal highway at the same point as the road to Santa María Huatulco which is just west of the airport. The beaches face directly on the ocean. Each beach is about a mile in length with sloping fine white sand, and strong waves. Not recommended for inexperienced swimmers.
Playa San Agustín • About 1-mile long, calm waves, gentle slope, shallow depth, much coral, restaurants serving fresh seafood. Excellent for snorkeling and diving. Accessible by land by taking the dirt road that intersects the coastal highway at the same point as the road to Santa María Huatulco which is just west of the airport, or by boat from Santa Cruz.
Playa Cacalutilla • Located in San Agustín Bay northeast of Playa San Agustín, 700′ long, gently sloping, shallow depth. Excellent for snorkeling. Accessible by land by taking the dirt road that intersects the coastal highway at the same point as the road to Santa María Huatulco which is just west of the airport, or by boat from Santa Cruz. Swimming, snorkeling, diving, fishing, water skiing.
Playa Chachacual • 3/4-mile long, sloping beach, moderate waves, accessible by boat. Not recommended for inexperienced swimmers. Swimming, snorkeling, diving, fishing.
Playa La India • Located in Chachacual Bay, 1/4-mile long, fine white sand, accessible by boat. Swimming, snorkeling, diving, fishing.

Huatulco
Activities & Adventures
Exploring Your Adventure Destination
Your vacation to Huatulco is sure to consist of plenty of fun and excitement, but how about adding a touch of adventure as well? For those who can’t shake that adrenaline bug, consider booking an exciting couples’ excursion, such as zip-lining through the jungle or setting sail on an intimate catamaran cruise, to make the most out of your adventure destination.
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