Puerto Vallarta beach guide
Playa Majahuitas
Exclusive white-sand jungle cove with vibrant coral reefs and a world-class bohemian beach club
About Playa Majahuitas
A secluded emerald cove backed by dense Sierra Madre rainforest, offering exceptional snorkeling and the renowned weekend Majahuitas Beach Club.
Playa Majahuitas is one of the most stunning natural coves on the Mexican Pacific. Sheltered by towering palm-covered cliffs, its pristine white sand and clear turquoise water create an idyllic marine sanctuary. By day, visitors snorkel among pufferfish, surgeonfish, and sea turtles in the reef. On weekends, it hosts the world-famous Majahuitas Beach Club, featuring international DJs, artisanal cuisine, and bohemian daybeds.
How to get there
Located along the roadless southern coastline of Banderas Bay. Access by boat or coastal trail.
- Board a panga water taxi at the Boca de Tomatlán pier or Los Muertos Pier.
- Accessible via coastal trail from Boca de Tomatlán.
Local planning notes
- Book reservations in advance if visiting for the Saturday/Sunday Majahuitas Beach Club experience.
- Weekdays offer a much quieter, pristine natural cove experience for snorkelers and private charters.
- Bring high-quality snorkel gear to explore the rocky reef points on both sides of the cove.
Before you go
- Strictly boat-access only; there are no hiking trails connecting Majahuitas to the road network.
- Beach club operates on specific event schedules with admission requirements on party days.
Nearby places and attractions
- Majahuitas Eco Beach Club: Mexico’s premier eco-chic bohemian beach club featuring world-class electronic music DJs on weekends. (Directly on beach)
- Majahuitas Sea Caves & Arches: Submerged sea caves and coral walls teeming with pufferfish, manta rays, and sea turtles. (Western reef)