Best Beach Towns In Mexico (2023)

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Welcome to another week of Pat And Maddie Travel. This week, we will dive head first into the Best Beach Towns In Mexico. From the crystal clear waters of Cancun to the serene beaches of La Paz, there is a perfect beach town for every type of traveler.
So whether you are looking to party hard or relax in peace, be sure to check out our list of the best beach towns in Mexico.
Cancun
If you are looking for a party-packed beach town, then Cancun is the place for you. This lively town is known for its nightlife, beautiful beaches, and clear turquoise waters. Although it can be crowded at times, Cancun is definitely worth a visit if you are looking to have some fun in the sun.
Located just off the coast of Cancun, Isla Mujeres is a small island paradise. This beach town is known for its stunning beaches, crystal clear waters, and laid-back vibe. Although it is not as lively as Cancun, Isla Mujeres is the perfect place to relax and escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
La Paz
If you are looking for a serene and peaceful beach town, then La Paz is the place for you. This small town is located on the Sea of Cortez and is known for its beautiful beaches, clear waters, and abundance of marine life. From Balandras Beach to El Coromuel Beach, there are plenty of beaches to explore in La Paz.
Mazatlan
Like Cancun, Mazatlan is a party-packed beach town located on Mexico’s Pacific Coast. This town is known for its beautiful beaches, stunning sunsets, and lively nightlife. If you are looking to dance the night away, Mazatlan is the place for you.
We recommend going to Stone Island or trying your luck at surfing while you are in Mazatlan.
Todos Santos
We are sure you've heard the song Hotel California. Well, the town it was based on is Todos Santos. This small beach town is located on the Pacific Coast and is known for its bohemian vibe, surfing, and beautiful sunsets. Although it can be a bit touristy at times, Todos Santos is definitely worth a visit if you are looking to experience some authentic Mexican culture.
While there, make a trip to Cerritos Beach or go on a hike to see some breathtaking views.
Sayulita
Once a small pueblo that was only known to locals, Sayulita has now become a popular tourist destination. This beach town is located just north of Puerto Vallarta and is known for its surfing, bohemian vibe, and beautiful beaches. Although it can be crowded at times, Sayulita is the perfect place to relax and escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
So, there you have it! Our list of the best beach towns in Mexico. Whether you are looking to party hard or relax in peace, be sure to check out one of these amazing beach towns on your next trip to Mexico.
Have you ever been to any of these beach towns? Let us know in the comments below.
Happy travels!
Pat & Maddie
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Want to see the full video on these Mexico beach towns? Check out the links below:
Mazatlan: • WATCH THIS BEFORE YOU ...
Cancun: • Going to Cancun? Here ...
La Paz: • BEST BEACHES IN LA PAZ...
Stone Island (Mazatlan): • Stone Island & Carpa O...
00:00 Intro
00:50 Cancun
02:46 Isla Mujeres
03:38 Mazatlan
04:55 Seekway Shoes
06:07 La Paz
07:45 Todos Santos
08:31 Sayulita

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Great video thanks!!

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Thank you!! 💛

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Videos of the cities you mention, please!

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I have full videos on every location on my channel. You can find them in my Mexico playlist :)

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What about seaweeds

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It's can be present from February to October, but it's bad from June to August.

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Don't Just Talk about places. People wants to see you as a travaler not as a guide just record while travalling...

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Thanks for watching! Currently we are at home seeing family but will have new travel videos coming soon in Southeast Asia!