Playa Callejones — Attraction in Veintisiete de Abril

We stayed at an Airbnb shack (Rita & Sonny's) right on Playa Callejones, and so had access to their hammocks, sun chairs, etc right on the beach. We went in February - there was always a cooling breeze, though it was hot, it was sunny and the ocean blue every day. It's a rocky beach with some sand and plenty of rock pools. We saw lot of hermit crabs, plus small fish, sea urchins, pelicans, howler monkeys and other wildlife there.

Further along, towards Playa Negra, there is a less rocky bit where you can walk in to the sea on sand. It's the Pacific ocean so there are some quite powerful waves - hence why its good for surfers - and you need to be aware of rip currents, but we managed to have some fun in the waves. It's a quiet beach - hardly anyone on it - and you can walk along to the Hotel Playa Negra for a meal...

Beautiful beach in 10 minute walk from Playa Negra. Looks like there is a little fishing outlet with boats, although we didn't try to rent boats or anything. We had a great time, snorkeling during low tide, two different days, and had an excellent experience. The beach was not very crowded. We felt safe, leaving our stuff over by some trees in the shade when we were out snorkeling for a...

Get lost on this beach and expect to see no one for hours. This beach is AMAZING. I found shells by the bucket full that had not been picked over like they would have been on a beach in Hawaii. Everything about this area is amazing and I could talk for hours describing the untouched beauty and serenity I found on Playa Callejones. Visit and...