Playa Larga Beach Zihuatanejo

IMPORTANT: This beach is open sea with strong waves and current, it is not recommended for swimming.

This is the longest beach in Zihuatanejo, with more than 12 kilometers Playa Larga, Long Beach in spanish is a very tranquil place, just a few restaurants, people and open sea. You can see dolphins very often, the tultles lay eggs in the shore from October to March, amazing sunsets make this the perfect place for enjoyment, horseback ridding, play sports at the beach and other activities.

¿What to See and Do in Playa Larga? 

Welcome to Playa Larga! Get ready to dive into adventure and relaxation. We've got the lowdown on all the cool stuff you can't miss out on.

Temazcal Bliss: Ever heard of the Temazcal Badihuini? It's like a rebirth spa session! Imagine stepping into a cozy cocoon that's said to recreate the womb. Say goodbye to toxins as you sweat them out, and let your senses unwind in this ancient ritual. Open to the public on Sundays at 11:00 am, it's the perfect way to kickstart your day.

Feast by the Sea: Hungry for some mouthwatering seafood? Playa Larga's got your back. Indulge in scrumptious ocean delights at budget-friendly restaurants. But hey, why not take it up a notch? Saddle up for a horseback tour and take in the view while satisfying your taste buds.

Stroll and Soak: Need to burn off that delicious meal? Take a leisurely stroll along the beach. The soothing waves and endless coastline are the perfect backdrop for your chill time. Put on those walking shoes and let your feet do the talking.

Wedding Wonderland: Calling all lovebirds! Playa Larga is your dream wedding destination. With exclusive venues boasting sprawling gardens and breathtaking views, your special day will be nothing short of magical. Say "I do" in style!

So there you have it, the scoop on Playa Larga's hottest attractions. Whether you're into ancient rituals, gastronomic delights, beachy strolls, or fairytale weddings, this place has it all. Pack your bags, grab your shades, and let the adventure begin!

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