great snorkeling off the boat close to Cacaluta. Lots of waves and undertow, so not great for swimming
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great snorkeling off the boat close to Cacaluta. Lots of waves and undertow, so not great for swimming
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once again Great for snorkelling and sight seeing.
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Cacaluta is a spectacular virgin beach which you can arrive to either by land or water. However be prepared that if you go by land, you are going through a National park which is beautiful & there is about a 30-40 minute hike to get to the beach; if you´re not familiar with the area & the wildlife & fauna...
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The walk to Cacalute is long and hot, but the gorgeous beach on the other end is well worth it.
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Here is where the Academy Award-nominated Mexican film director Alfonso Cuarón shot the final of Y tu mamá también. If you don't want to walk 20 minutes across the woods, you have to need a boat to get to this beach. Once you get there, though, you'll understand why it's called Huatulco's best beach. Try to avoid week-ends, during the...
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Okay, we were just there for about an hour but it is absolutely stunning. There are no facilities at the beach (that I could see), so you would need to bring your own shade and snacks and carry out any garbage with you. There is a freshwater lake at the top of the beach. There was a small group from...
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