Playa Majahua, Coastal beach in Puerto Marqués Bay, Acapulco, Mexico

Playa Majahua is a sheltered beach within Puerto Marqués Bay, combining calm waters with dense jungle vegetation along the shoreline. The bay configuration protects this area from strong wave action, creating a natural harbor-like setting.

Playa Majahua is the smallest beach in Puerto Marqués Bay, about 150 metres long, next to the larger Puerto Marqués beach. Part of the novel Por ella soy Eva was filmed here. At its northern end, a pier stands on a rocky mass that separates it from Puerto Marqués beach.

Majahua is the smallest beach in Puerto Marqués Bay, about 150 m long, and its calm surf draws families with small children and older visitors. A row of seafood restaurants backs the sand, and part of the telenovela Por ella soy Eva was filmed here.

The beach is most easily reached via roads through the Acapulco Diamante area and offers parking along with basic facilities such as showers. Weekend visits tend to be busier than weekday visits, especially during local holiday periods.

At the northern end of the beach, a pier stands on a raised rocky mass that separates Playa Majahua from Puerto Marqués beach. From it, the view takes in the Punta Diamante peninsula and the bay mouth, largely free of hotel or commercial development. Part of the telenovela Por ella soy Eva was filmed on this sand.