Playa Caracol is an okay beach located just west of the heart of the Hotel Zone. The biggest pro is…read moreits location. If you are staying at property that does not have beach front access, this one is only a quick taxi or public ride away. You can enjoy the same white sand and blue waters like any other Cancun beach. However, it is not a big beach. And the pier serves as a major drop off point for catamaran and boat tours, so it is filled with many tourists coming and going. There are simply much bigger and better beaches if you are willing to go further.

Small tiny access of a beach and the access is by dumpsters. Smells like shiiiiaaaat. You can skip.read more

2 minute walk from isla de mujeres ferry. The hotel staff walk around the huts asking for food and…read moredrink orders. Very relaxing clean beach. FYI: Pay the staff in pesos for better deals.

Small hill near the beach. Bungee Jump and other actions happens here…read more.. After done with Langosta beach, we headed towards Tortugas beach. It is 2 km far from Langosta beach towards south and more knowns for Isla Mujeres ferry and Bungee Jumping. While entering the beach, lots of restaurant staff will bother you to use their service. As this is a very small beach with one small hill, not much area to explore, we decided to sit in one restaurant. I am not sure of even name of the restaurant. we ordered their mango margarita, local beer and their catch of the day fish. Fish was great and so was their mango margarita. Beach- as I said, there is not much are to explore, I was wondering why people even swimming on this beach with so less space. There was one pier where bungee jumping was happening. Also, Isla Mujeres ferry departs from here. Can come for actions but not for a swim.

Most people like it here since plenty of shops and this area is where most boats board. I like it…read morefor both . I was able to get some good food after a boat day on the board walk which was good and easy . Once there I enjoyed the area the beach section where you can see locals and tourist .

We came to this cenote with our tour package using Xtreme. We were only here about 1 hour, and it…read morewasn't packed only our tour group. They have life vests. Our tour guy said that the hole is about 95 feet deep, so if you can't swim definitely vest up. There's 2 jumping spot. One using the rope/zip line (easier and not as high) and the other one about 30-40 feet high, free jump... scary!! Only for those who are experienced and not afraid. I did the zip lining one, it was great! Water was refreshing and they have a rope in the middle to help you back up. You can also go down without jumping on the stair way and hang out in the water. Don't know the price as this was included in our tour package.

Got there around 10 am and stayed until about 11:30 - no one there but us until we left. Made it…read morevery special! A bit pricy but worth it. No credit cards - like many cenotes, they charge a higher price for tourists than for locals - which is OK. Open air cenote - much easier access than the underground ones. Sell soda but not food - can bring your own picnic.

Beautiful Beach & Amazing Views…read more Playa Delfines is one of the most beautiful beaches in Cancún. The white sand, turquoise Caribbean water, and incredible ocean views make it such a lovely place to relax. I really enjoyed the peaceful feeling of sitting by the water, listening to the waves and feeling the sea breeze. The beach is also beautiful around sunset--the colors of the sky over the Caribbean are unforgettable. A great place to walk, take photos, enjoy the ocean, or simply sit and relax. Definitely worth visiting if you're in Cancún!

Awesome public beach right next to highway with free parking, free thatch umbrella, some with…read morebench, public restrooms and shower, lifeguard, police patrol, beautiful sand and beach, dolphins statue and Cancun signs. Locals walking around selling drinks and cut fruits.

One of the worst beaches I have been to in Mexico. When we came, it was super crowded and loud from…read moreall the clubs near. Promoters were trying to get us into the clubs and talk to us. All I can say about the people that were at the beach was that they were *interesting. The beach also had a lot of seaweed on it. This is not the beach where you want to be if you're visiting Cancun. Don't come here.

My fav beach in Cancun... long and wide strip of white powdered and cool sand post card scene…read more.. Right behind Plaza Forum Shopping Mall, at Kilometer 9.5 of Cancun's Hotel Zone lies Gaviota Azul Beach. It is one of the favorite beaches for tourists due to its long and wide strip of white powdered and cool sand as well as the many bars and beach clubs around it. In Cancun, I have been to 8-9 beaches from north to south and found this beach very beautiful. I had been to Playa Norte but due to storm reef-seaweed was all over the shore so could not enjoy there. And I found this beach next to Playa Norte. It is right behind the Hard-rock café-coco bongo nightclubs. You can go inside the water and still you 'll find yourself till waist height. There is one small hill and you can have perfect postcard picture from here with turquoise beach, building, sun and sand. Vendors are there to rent you out reclining chairs and umbrellas for 200-300 pesos. It gets pretty crowded during Spring Break as many events take place on it. Even though most of the time the water is calm, when the wind blows hard the waves get pretty big; an opportunity not missed by local surfers. As this is in the hotel zone, you 'll have to find an access point. Right down to coco bongo signboard, you can find small street going towards the beach. Take that. We found it that good, we even came In the evening to sit on the hill. Breezy wind, waves, sunset, making the time more beautiful. If this beach is not better than not even less than Playa Norte beach.

This attraction at the southernmost tip of the island offered scenic views of the cliffs and some…read moreMayan ruins. We saw a few iguanas sunning on the rocks. And the biscoff ice cream at the ice cream shop was a delightful treat in a hot day.

Driving our golf cart to Punta Sur and checking out that crystal blue water was surely one of the…read morehighlights of our trip! We went to the sculpture garden there which was $8 a person. I highly recommend doing this as there are a lot of walking paths that allow you to access the coast. There is a lot more to see than meets the eye! Make sure to bring 10 peso coins if you would like to use the restroom as they are not free! There were ice cream and pizza stands as well as many instagram worthy moments! Do not go to Isla Mujeres without going to Punta Sur! :)