
Mazunte Oaxaca State, Mexico Travel Guide
Situated next to Mazunte, a brief walk or short colectivo ride connects you to this charming beach town. Its three calm coves create a setting for families plus swimming.
San Agustinillo features a peaceful, family-oriented feel, with beachfront dining establishments.
Discover more of the Oaxaca coast and its practical metropolitan areas, each with a special character.
Mexico's sole legal nude beach, a short colectivo ride east of Mazunte. The the longest beach experiences stronger waves.
A conventional fishing methods village and small port situated east of Mazunte. It has a peek into local life, fresh seafood, and protected coves for swimming.
Further than the close coast, explore spectacular natural sites and cultural centers with purpose-built excursions.
Mangrove estuary tours to spot crocodiles, iguanas, and various birds.
Major sea turtle nesting sanctuary, known for "arribadas" (mass nesting events).
The cultural heart of the state, a hub for art, history, and food.
This mangrove estuary is located a short drive from Mazunte. Community-run ecotourism projects offer guided boat tours.
A major sea turtle nesting sanctuary located west of Mazunte. Access typically comes through specialized, responsible tours during nesting season (July-November).
Consider extending your journey beyond Mazunte to immerse yourself further in Oaxaca's diverse offerings.
The cultural state capital, 2-4 days recommended.
Mountain town, cool climate, forests of pine trees (1-2 days).
Further south for cloud forests, canyons, ancient sites (3-5+ days).
This region has a distinct aspect of Mexico, with cloud forests, deep canyons, and ancient civilizations.
Plan for a more wild travel experience compared to Oaxaca's coast or city.
Long-distance buses from The City of jade or Huatulco are the usual transportation links.