Dry season on both coasts: calm seas, clear skies, and peak prices.Dry season on both coasts.Where to go
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Hurricane season runs to 30 November. Quieter beaches, lower prices; watch the forecast.Hurricane season, to 30 November.When to go
Enjoy Playa De Puerto Arista, a lovely beach in Tonalá. It's perfect for a relaxed day by the shore.
Photo: AlejandroLinaresGarcia · CC BY-SA 3.0What to know
Playa De Puerto Arista offers a laid-back atmosphere. The beach is known for its good food options and family-friendly environment. You can spend your day lounging under the sun or exploring the coastline. The water quality is generally good, making it a nice spot for swimming.
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Compiled from Google Places and community tips. Ratings and review counts come from Google Places; beach conditions and facilities can change. Last updated September 2026. Send a correction
Guides · Chiapas
Calm, easy beaches for a day with kids
Protected bays and calm swimming spots
Beach clubs and food on the sand
Before you go
Our listing data rates Playa de Puerto Arista "good" for families. A reasonable pick with kids, but the sea changes day to day: check the flags and the lifeguard post when you arrive.
Our listing data rates the water at Playa de Puerto Arista as good. Visibility and conditions shift with weather, swell and sargassum, so check locally before you swim.
Parking at Playa de Puerto Arista is limited. It's recommended to arrive early, especially during peak season.
Our listing data rates food options at Playa de Puerto Arista as good. A few places to eat close by.
Hotel occupancy · Tonalá Puerto Arista
DataTur hotel occupancy for Tonalá Puerto Arista (Chiapas). DataTur reports by tourism destination: these are the figures for Tonalá Puerto Arista as a whole, not for Tonalá alone.
Occupancy averages about 36% in December. Book ahead.
In 2024: busiest March (41.9%) · quietest October (23.4%)
January 2024 to December 2024, 0–100% occupancy scale.
Source: Official hotel occupancy statistics from DataTur (SECTUR Mexico). Aggregated across registered lodging categories.