Mayto Beach

Mayto Beach is a Pacific shoreline in Cabo Corrientes, Mexico, extending for several kilometers with pale sand and native coastal plants along the water's edge. The stretch remains largely free of built structures, allowing visitors to experience an undeveloped coastline.

This stretch of coast formed naturally along the Pacific and remained largely isolated from major settlements for centuries. Small communities only began establishing themselves here in recent decades, keeping the location relatively remote.

The absence of commercial vendors and restaurants on Mayto Beach reflects the local commitment to preserving traditional Mexican coastal life.

Access is via a dirt road from El Tuito that takes several hours and requires a sturdy vehicle to navigate. Lodging and food options are minimal, so plan accordingly for basic amenities and bring supplies as needed.

The beach shows signs of gradual change, with markers and early development signals visible along the shore where future projects are planned. Despite this, the location maintains its quiet, undisturbed character today.