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Pick your pleasure from the more than 5000 beaches and resorts that dot Mexico's coastline - on the Pacific and the Baja Peninsula, the Gulf and Yucatan Peninsula.

On the Yucatan lies one of the country's most famous and luxurious beach spots, Cancun, where over 2 million people are drawn each year to honeymoon, vacation or to make a quick winter getaway.

40 miles south, Cozumel is one of Mexico's largest islands featuring long stretches of white sand, tropical breezes and world class scuba diving.

Mexico's most famous Pacific coast beach areas include Acapulco and further south, Puerto Escondido, a major attraction for surfers - as well as Puerto Vallarta, featuring cobblestone streets, a laid-back atmosphere and magnificent sunsets.

The Beaches & Coastlines of Mexico - Current forum posts and archived feature stories covering the gamut of Mexican beaches with special focus on Cozumel, Baja, Puerto Vallarta, Puerto Escondido and more, plus photo tours, maps, related links.

All About Puerto Vallarta - Good fact sheet on where to find the best beaches, tips on whale watching, sports activities, suggested hotels & restaurants and other major attractions, photo galleries.

The Beaches of Acapulco - Guides to the most popular beaches and resorts, plus surf around the right-hand menu for related maps, weather info, travel tips.

Mexico Beaches - The Best - Good overview, plus tips on when to go, and brief descriptions of the best beaches on the Caribbean coast, Baja and along the Pacific coast.

Mexico Beaches - One-stop browsing for pictures and information on Acapulco, Cancun, Cozumel, La Paz, Playa del Carmen, Puerto Vallarta, Todos Santos and more with details major attractions, hotels & restaurants, shopping.

Beaches in Zihuatanejo, Ixtapa, Troncones & Barra de Potosí, Mexico - Complete with plenty of photos to give you a taste of the delights to be found in the area. Swimming and diving spots are highlighted and recommendations for dining and tourist attractions included.

also see in Travel -> Mexico Tourism | Spring Break

Cancun - More Than Spring Break

also see in Wine -> Mexico Wineries