I spent a couple of hours and it was quiet and I felt quite safe to leave things on the beach to... read more
I spent a couple of hours and it was quiet and I felt quite safe to leave things on the beach to swim
I spent a couple of hours and it was quiet and I felt quite safe to leave things on the beach to... read more
Apparently, the last hurricane took sand from elsewhere and deposited it here. There's plenty of... read more
About Playa Langosta
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I spent a couple of hours and it was quiet and I felt quite safe to leave things on the beach to swim
Apparently, the last hurricane took sand from elsewhere and deposited it here. There's plenty of room for all here. This Lobster Beach has white powdery sand, crystal clear turquoise water and refreshing breezes. Vendors hawk coconuts, mangoes and snacks, impressively balancing their wares on their...More
Like many of the beaches in Cancun, this is one where you can keep walking into the sea with low waves. Parking lot very close and a little park for the kids.
A short walk from my hotel was this uncrowded public beach with clean restrooms and showers. Nice walk along the shoreline takes you to the waterfront Riu hotel with its giant pool area (just pretend you belong...too many guests to know who's staying there and...More
Fun if you are in late teens or early twenties. Yes I remember those days. Lots of drinking. Saw my first banana hammock in many years...
Lots of locals but also many choices for restaurants, chairs and parasol available. Waters calm. Not a very big beach.
Very nice public beach in the hotel zone. Large kids play area and the beach itself is beautiful and well maintained. Bathrooms and showers are free and available. There is a local business renting tables, chairs and beach chairs for the day. It cost us...More
Great for small kids there are almost no waves and the water is crystal clear even when its up to your waist...you can see small fish swim around you!
We spent a day here after researching how to get a sun bed in Cancun if you weren't staying on the beach. The little beach, next to Hotel Casa Maya, has sun beds, chairs, tables and umbrellas to hire. Although there is no shop or...More
The area of the beach we hung out in was very shallow. We could see the fish without having to wear goggles. We went early in the morning so it wasn't crowded at that time. They do have shower and rinsing facilities. There's a playground...More