Isla de la Piedra is known for its ten-mile stretch of beach backed by coconut trees and palapa-roof eateries. Popular with surfers, it gets busy with locals on weekends who come to relax on their days off.

 
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Expert Review of Isla de la Piedra

Beach Review of Isla de la Piedra

Away Travel Expert: Liza Prado
BeachExpert Rating 4.0 out of 5
BeachExpert Tips & Helpful Hints
  • To get here, take a water taxi from the Playa Sur embarcadero. Fare runs US$2 round-trip.
  • Seek shade on a hike in the tropical hills behind the beach, but watch for dangerous snakes and reptiles.
  • Beachcombers can collect shells along this mostly empty beach, which fills with dancers and musicians Sunday afternoons.
As you approach the unpaved streets and farm animals roaming free, it becomes clear that Isla de la Piedra's locals still believe in the rural, laid-back lifestyle that used to characterize most of Mazatlan.

Address:
Off of the southern point of Mazatlán
n/a
Mazatlán
Mexico

Visitor Information


Telephone Number: 52-669-985-6139
Website: http://www.mazatlan.com.mx
The details, dates, and prices mentioned here were accurate at the time of publication.

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