Camarones Beach — Attraction in Jalisco

We visited this beach because it was walking distance from our Airbnb in the Versalles area.

There's lots of construction going on in the area so it may seem like you're walking in the wrong direction or into an off limits area, but really you're not. Just follow the directions on Google map.

The beach itself is crowded. Lots of vendors. They do have umbrella rentals which is nice! The first person I asked wanted $300 pesos. The second person I asked wanted $250. The last person I asked only wanted $50 (sold lol).

The sand is dark brown and looks dirty. Garbage everywhere and because there are horses going up and down the shoreline with tourists, there is also the risk of animal feces.

The water did not look clean to me so I did not bother to go in. Definitely not one of my favorite...

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This was THE WORST beach I have ever been to. My family and I took a cruise to Mexico and were really looking forward to the beaches at Puerto Vallartas. We tried this one because it was on the Molocon and near cuale island shopping. That was a mistake. The rocks were so rough it hurt to walk in and out of the water. The water was murky and dirty and the waves too strong. We were so disappointed. Look up a good beach to...