Playa Montezuma

This beach is a delightful spot with fine sand and stunning scenery. The lush greenery adds a nice touch and provides some shade. The turtle hatchery is a fascinating organization that is well worth a visit. However, the waves can be a bit rough, making it unsuitable for inexperienced swimmers. Additionally, the waves stir up a considerable amount of sand. While there are a few rocks, they are interesting to observe. Watching the hermit crabs was a lot of fun. Overall, this may not be the world's best beach, but it is certainly worth checking out.

Ah, the so-called "beautiful natural beach." How original. I suppose it's a decent enough spot if you're into that sort of thing. I mean, sure, you can take a leisurely stroll and pretend you're one with nature or whatever. But let's be real here, folks. It's just a patch of sand and water. And don't even get me started on the crowds. Good luck trying to find a quiet spot to enjoy the "beautiful sceneries" when you're elbow-to-elbow with a bunch of sunburnt tourists. But hey, if you're desperate for a beach fix, I guess this place will do.

Although the beach may appear attractive, my visit in late December was quite disappointing. The waves were incredibly forceful, making it impossible to swim safely. Additionally, the waves were not suitable for surfing and the water was murky and cloudy, making it impossible to snorkel. Overall, my experience at this beach was far from enjoyable.

My 2.5 week stay in Montezuma during October 2019 was nothing short of enchanting. This charming village boasts of friendly locals who are always ready to lend a helping hand. The small community is home to skilled artisans who line the streets, showcasing their craft. The sense of togetherness is palpable, with everyone eager to assist each other. I made it a daily ritual to indulge in the delectable ice cream parlor, a true highlight of my trip. The beach is nothing short of stunning, with pristine waters and soft sand. The turtle conservation center located here is a true gem. I was fortunate enough to volunteer at the center and was blown away by their dedication to keeping the community clean. From the school grounds to the football field and the beach, they left no stone unturned. The turtles were a sight to behold, and if you visit between October and December, you'll witness the release of baby turtles into the sea. I felt

This beach is a hidden gem, tucked away from the crowds and noise. Although there is a section for boats, the majority of the beach is serene and peaceful. The sand has a unique black hue that adds to the natural beauty, and the palm trees provide a tropical ambiance. We were delighted to spot monkeys swinging from the branches, as well as squirrels and iguanas scurrying about. However, parents may want to take caution as the water can be deep and murky in some areas, making it less ideal for children. Overall, this beach is a tranquil oasis that offers a glimpse into the diverse wildlife of the area.