Mexico is one of the biggest countries in the world, spanning millions of square kilometers.
It's surrounded by several bodies of water, including the Pacific Island and the Caribbean Sea.
It's no wonder therefore that you can hardly count the number of beautiful and white-sand beaches that are scattered all over the country.
If you love some water adventures or just go lazy in any beach front, you can choose among these world-renowned Mexico beaches: 1.
Acapulco.
This beach is known to be the haven of the stars not only because of the beaches but also because of the many cruise lines.
There are also a lot of grand hotels, such as the Grupo Mayan, where you can be treated like nobilities with their world-class amenities.
Adding to the real charm of Acapulco will be its excellent sunny weather.
Now is the best time to visit Acapulco too, since there are several renovations and improvement that are being done.
2.
Cabo San Lucas.
This beach is located at the southern portion of Mexico, in Baja Peninsula.
It is not as active as Acapulco, perhaps because it's separated by the mainland.
However, if you love sports fishing, this is definitely the place to go.
Moreover, the entire beach is filled with countless coral and aquatic species, which makes diving a popular pastime in Cabo San Lucas.
3.
Mazatlan.
Mazatlan has learned to combine history and culture, with modernism.
Despite the growing hotels and condominiums such as those of Grupo Mayan it is still able to preserve its heritage.
Thus, besides the beaches, you can also enjoy some hiking trails up the valleys to get a glimpse of old structures like the El Faro.
There are also a number of less-visited beaches here, where you can get the privacy that you need.
4.
Puerto Vallarta.
Puerto Vallarta gives you so much idea of the life of the Mexicans a long time ago.
The streets are all cobbled, and a lot of its buildings still maintain its neo-classical look.
The entire town is cozy and easygoing, something ideal for those who have lived a truly hectic lifestyle.
There are several resort villas and condominiums right at Puerto Vallarta, so you can choose to stay for a very long time.
5.
San Jose del Cabo.
This is a small provincial town in Mexico, adorned with quaint cafes and restaurants, where you can feast on real Mexican food.
There are also plenty of art galleries showcasing Mexican art, as well as well-designed Mexican houses.
Aside from the beaches, there are also golf courses where you can spend the remaining time of the day teeing.
6.
Todos Santos.
It took some time before tourists would be able to see the magic of Todos Santos.
Fortunately, since it's a road that leads to Cabo San Lucas, travelers would never fail to see the town and appreciate the Mexican crafts displayed in Todos Santos shops.
It also gives you one of the best shorelines facing the Pacific Ocean.