Central Pacific Coast
This community-run project just north of Punta Pérula lets you camp and watch (with local guides) the turtles nest. It's become a destination for international students interested in turtles and their habitat, and offers volunteering programs. You'll need a vehicle to get here, or you can visit the camp on an overnight trip offered by Mex-Eco Tours.
You can camp here year-round, but July through November is the best time for turtle sightings.
23.46 MILES
Playa Pérula, a sheltered beach at the northern end of the tranquil 11km-long Bahía de Chamela, is great for swimming and extended walks. There are cheap…
28.55 MILES
At Bahía de Chamela, Playa El Negrito is an isolated, relaxing beach with a couple of restaurants but no hotels. The nine islands in the expansive bay are…
23.46 MILES
Playa Pérula, a sheltered beach at the northern end of the tranquil 11km-long Bahía de Chamela, is great for swimming and extended walks. There are cheap…
28.55 MILES
At Bahía de Chamela, Playa El Negrito is an isolated, relaxing beach with a couple of restaurants but no hotels. The nine islands in the expansive bay are…