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Cannery Beach is located on the southern tip of Cabo San Lucas in the Mexican state of Baja California Sur. It is known for its stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and for being right next to Cabo’s most popular attraction, El Arco. It offers visitors a small stretch of golden sand that’s perfect for sunbathing or swimming in its calm waters.
Playa el Tecolote in La Paz, Mexico is one of the most beautiful beaches around. Located in the state of Baja California Sur on the shores of the Sea of Cortez, it boasts pristine white sand and crystal blue waters that are perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and other activities. Visitors can also find a variety of restaurants, shops, and vendors along the beachfront to enjoy during their visit.
Playa El Coromuel, Mexico is located near the city of La Paz in Baja California Sur. It is a beautiful beach that offers visitors stunning views of both land and sea while providing a relaxing spot to eat and drink. With crystal-clear ocean waters, powdery white sand beaches, idyllic snorkeling conditions, and picturesque cliffsides adorned with cacti and other local vegetation, it's no wonder why Playa El Coromuel is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the region.
Playa El Chileno (Chileno Beach) is a beautiful and secluded beach located in San Jose del Cabo, Mexico. The beach is known for its pristine white sand, clear blue-green waters, and abundance of marine life, which make it the perfect spot to relax, swim, snorkel or enjoy any other water activity. The area also features a plethora of coral reefs which are teeming with colorful tropical fish and other sea creatures.
Playa Punta Esmeralda is a uniquely beautiful beach that is situated on the shores of Playa del Carmen, Mexico. It is one of Quintana Roo’s most interesting beaches as it features a swimmable freshwater lagoon and magical little turquoise blue cenote called, Cenote Punta Esmeralda.
Playa Punta Negra is a truly mesmerizing beach that is situated along the southern coast of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico in the popular state of Jalisco. It is one of the nicer beaches in the region and is a favorite among locals.
Playa Palmares is a splendid example of the seemingly endless beauty that Jalisco, Mexico offers visitors. It is located around 7.5 kilometers (4.6 miles) from the city of Puerto Vallarta and can be easily visited by car or city bus.
Playa Amapas is a small but gorgeous beach that is situated in the Zona Romantica section of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and lies south of the Cuale River in the state of Jalisco. It sits right next to the most popular beach in the area, Playa Los Muertos, and is a just short hike on a steep trail that leads beachgoers over the El Púlpito rock formation and down again. From the trail, there are sprawling panoramic views on both sides for the perfect photo op.
Playa Yelapa is one of the most secluded and beautiful beaches in all of the state of Jalisco, Mexico. Most visitors to Mexico haven't even heard of Yelapa and it has been well hidden and off the beaten path as it has no road access and requires a 1-hour boat ride from Puerto Vallarta to visit its pristine shores. The village is quaint, beautiful, and is perfectly tucked into the tall jungle-covered mountains of the Sierra Madre. No cars, no stoplights, and no high rise can be found in Yelapa making it an excellent place for a quiet beach getaway.
During your visit to Sayulita, Mexico you’ll probably feel the need to escape from the hustle and bustle of the busier beaches like Playa Sayulita or Playa de Los Muertos. One of the best remedies to the overcrowded downtown beaches is the picture-perfect getaway of Playa Carricitos, one of Riviera Nayarit’s most beautiful hidden gems. Playa Carricitos is located on the other side of the peninsula of Punta Sayulita and takes around 45-60 minutes walking, depending on where in Sayulita you’re starting from.
Playa Punta de Mita is a beach located along the coast of Mexico’s Bay of Banderas in the small village of the same name, Punta de Mita. Considered a part of the Mexican state of Nayarit, Punta de Mita attracts many visitors from the Puerto Vallarta area who come to witness the amazing beauty of the region.
Situated on the scenic shores of Mabel Lake, British Columbia Is one of the Okanagan Valley’s best-kept secrets and legitimate hidden gems, the Mystic Trail. The trail is essentially a walk through the forest in what could only be described as an enchanted forest full of quirky works of art that eventually leads visitors to a gorgeous beach
Belvidere Park features sandy beach areas with great swimming and offers some of the best views of the hiking trail known as the Enderby Cliffs. The park is also home to a Visitor Centre and the local Chamber of Commerce, as well as public washrooms, picnic tables, and a canoe launch. The park is also a convenient spot to access the Riverwalk trail or launch a tube, paddleboard or kayak and enjoy a day floating down the Shuswap River.
The Osoyoos Dune is a beach area situated on beautiful Osoyoos Lake in the world-renowned desert wine region known as the Okanagan Valley, British Columbia. The dune is located on the outskirts of the popular beach town of Osoyoos and access requires that you hike through the desert via the Nk’MIp Campgrounds. The land belongs to the local indigenous Okanagan people called the Syilx and is open for public usage. Nk’Mip has plenty of great hiking trails that lead you through picturesque desert landscapes that make it hard to believe that you're in Canada and not Arizona or California.
Christie Memorial Park got its name from RCAF Pilot Officer, Robert G. Christie, who was killed in action during his service in WWII. He was the only man from Okanagan Falls to die during the war. The park is situated at the head of scenic Skaha Lake in British Columbia’s famous desert wine region the Okanagan Valley. It is located in the town of Okanagan Falls and is the largest beach in the area with more than an acre of exquisitely soft sand. Aside from the beach the park also features amenities such as picnic tables, benches, washrooms, change rooms, and tennis courts. The park also has a small peninsula that juts out into the lake and has been converted into a walkway with lamp posts and benches making it a lot a lovely place for an evening stroll.
The Osoyoos Beach Walk is situated along the popular body of water known as Osoyoos Lake. It is located in Canada’s only desert region, the spectacular Okanagan Valley, British Columbia. The valley possesses a warmer than usual climate when compared with the rest of the country and this makes it a much sought-after vacation destination. The great weather also allows for the production of a multitude of different types of fruits along with world-class wines and ciders. Tourists flock here every summer for not only the near-perfect weather but also for the great golfing they can do while visiting the town.
The Swan Lake Nature Reserve Loop is located at the head of Swan Lake on the outskirts of Vernon, British Columbia. It is one of over 50 lakes in the Okanagan Valley, but Swan Lake is not generally used for swimming as it is quite swampy, though it is very popular for fishing, kayaking, and wildlife watching. The hike which is actually more of an easy walk takes you through picturesque grasslands with grasses that are over 6 feet tall. You will be treated to scenic rolling fields lined with quaint farmhouses and decrepit barns from the days of old. The surrounding hills roll down into the flat prairie-like valley and create a natural canvas with lovely photogenic qualities.
Swim Bay is a fun Okanagan attraction that is located in the splendid little beach town of Peachland, British Columbia. It is a small bay situated along the edge of the much sought after Okanagan Lake and is part of one of the valley’s most scenic waterfront promenades. The lakefront walk stretches for miles but has plenty of benches and picnic tables to rest. The walk also shows off some of the region’s most beautiful beaches and Crystal clear water reminiscent of the Mediterranean Sea. It also has a plethora of restaurants, shops, concessions, and Cafes along the way.
Lakeshore Park and Beach is a new addition to Vernon, British Columbia’s already long list of beautiful beaches. It is situated at the head of scenic Okanagan Lake in BC’s famous wine region known as the Okanagan Valley. The beach has already been used for a long time by locals but it recently underwent a revamping and was transformed into a wonderful family-friendly park. The park features a brand new playground, picnic tables, gardens, and a nice white sand beach with gorgeous views of Okanagan Lake, BC.
