What to know
Overview
Located at the southern end of Federal Highway 37, it’s easily accessible and serves as a gateway to the region. The town’s history is marked by the 1981 Playa Azul earthquake, but it has since been rebuilt and thrives on tourism and fishing. Several beachfront bungalows, like those offered by La Perla, provide comfortable accommodations with amenities such as patios and in-room coffee makers. Guest reviews consistently praise the beach’s relaxed atmosphere, the helpfulness of the hosts, and the convenience of direct beach access. The area offers a variety of flight options to Lazaro Cardenas International Airport (LZC) from major cities. While the beach itself is open to the ocean, it’s important to be aware of potential currents. The town features a range of restaurants and shops, offering a taste of local cuisine. Visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and exploring the surrounding area. Opportunities for wildlife viewing are limited, but the sunsets are a major draw. Parking is available near the beach, though limited. The area is generally family-friendly, with a relaxed atmosphere. There are no lifeguards on duty, so caution is advised when swimming.