The hidden beach of Marieta Islands, Mexico.
Protected against the intrusion of the outside world, hidden beach Marieta Islands, near Puerto Vallarta offers a world apart. The hidden beach Marieta Islands, known as "Playa del Amor", is only accessible at low tide and it will go through a cave to swim to reach it. This open-air cave reveals a beach with unique gaits.
Located a few miles off the coast of Mexico, near the Bay of Bandera, the Marieta Islands are islands that were formed as a result of volcanic activity. These islands remained deserted for years. It is only recently that the recreational aspect of the place was developed, with trips to the beach hidden but also many activities offered by the diversity of marine ecosystem.
The hidden beach, surrounded by fauna and flora breathtaking, makes this place as unique as exciting.
The environment of the playa escondida (Spanish) or Hidden Beach (English), developed for several years without any human disturbance. Therefore, the flora and fauna are wild and intriguing. The Marieta Islands are one of the best spots for snorkeling and diving because of its pristine nature and diversity it offers. Humpback whales, sea turtles, dolphins and over 100 species of fish are still waiting for you it seems ... It is also a popular spot for bird watching.
From Puerto Vallarta or near you will easily find boats and sport tours (kayak, diving, snorkelling ...) in the Islands. Getting to the hidden beach sometimes requires book a boat in advance, the latter having a great success.
Several companies offer boats to bring you to the famous Hidden Beach, Vallarta Adventures has a good reputation.
Departures may be made from Maritime Terminal in Puerto Vallarta or Nuevo Vallarta Vallarta Centre. It is also possible to find a local boat in Punta de Mita for a less touristy crossing.
To reach the beach hidden, you will arrive at low tide to access to swimming and out before being prisoner of the waters!
Accommodations in Puerto Vallerta be found easily in a wide range of prices to suit all types of travelers. While the beach is isolated Marieta Islands, Puerto Vallarta is a major tourist center.
The Puerto Vallarta area, both for the beauty of its landscapes and for its endearing villages worth visiting. To the south, the road follows the contours of the coast to Mismaloya and Boca de Tomatlan before sinking into the lush forest of the Sierra Madre. This road is lined with deep precipices and winding streams. Above, the climate is cool and dry; the road winds through mountains and pine forests to reach a plateau and the village of El Tuito.
The weather is almost the same throughout the year: it is surprisingly pleasant with 322 days of sunshine a year. Sunny days and cool nights and comfortable garanties.Cependant after the winter rains (in November), the water from the beach is exceptionally clear, which raises a whole other level scenic beauty.