Unlock Mexico’s Hidden Coastal Gems: 15 Beach Towns You’ve Never Heard Of but Can’t Afford to Miss
If you’re snorkeling here and happen to encounter a turtle, don’t touch it. It’s actually prohibited by law! Turtles are protected here, so be respectful.
11. Bacalar
Bacalar, on the far southern tip of Quintana Roo near the Belize border, isn’t technically a beach town…but it is most definitely worth including on this list. It’s named for the surreal Laguna de Bacalar, a lake with electric blue water made up of turquoises and teals.
Most people come here specifically for the lake, but you should also check out the Cenote Azul. If you’re unfamiliar with cenotes, they’re natural sinkholes that fill with water to create a sort of cavern where you can swim, snorkel, and even dive. At 90-meters deep, Cenote Azul attracts experienced scuba divers from around the world.
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