Conejos
The first to the east. Beaches in a row for walking, sand and low jungle, at the pace of whoever arrives by land.
East to west · 35 km of coast
The 9 bays
Nine coves in thirty-five kilometers: Conejos to the east, San Agustín to the west, and Santa Cruz as the boat harbor.
Tangolunda
The bay of the resorts and the golf course. A wide beach, open-coast swell and long sunsets in front of the hotel.
Chahué
Marina, beach clubs and the bay closest to town. The most urban sunset, a step from La Crucecita.
Santa Cruz
Bay and pier. Tour Bahías leaves from here. Restaurants, cruises and beaches like La Entrega, beside the harbor.
El Órgano
The most intimate of the nine. West of Santa Cruz, inside the National Park, next to La Bufadora: clear water and jungle to the shore.
Maguey
A closed cove, calm water and eateries. The easiest dip on the circuit. A usual Tour Bahías stop.
Cacaluta
Huatulco’s postcard: a curve of sand, jungle and turquoise water. You arrive by boat and Tour Bahías often stops for a swim.
Chachacual
Two beaches in the same bay: La India and Riscalillo. Clear water and the Tour Bahías snorkel.
San Agustín
The last to the west and the largest. Long-standing eateries and the liveliest reef. Tour Bahías often closes here.