Playa de Riscalillo | Tourist Attraction

July 8th, 2023 by poudredescampette.com

Superb coral reef very well preserved, it is a real gem! It's rare to see some like that. To access it, you have to swim to the right of the beach where there are buoys and then swim to the left. Be careful however the waves and the current can push you on the coral bench. Otherwise barely park that we jumped on to eat, we told them that we were going to swim first, finally we were left alone. To the left of the beach there is a small path that allows you to reach Playa Jicaral, watch out for mosquitoes.

February 21st, 2023 by jw.germain

Snorkeling amaizing. You can walk from San Augustin and just doing snorkeling quiet far away from the restaurant.

April 13th, 2022 by KC

Very aggressive vendors/restaurant workers. You must eat something here to park or they'll charge you 200 MXN. We couldn't even go look at the beach for 2 minutes without problems. Looks beautiful so probably worth it if you plan to eat there.

March 17th, 2022 by drifterfamily

This bay is awesome! Great snorkelling, and you can even walk along the beach and see the coral reef and fish/rays. Restaurante Riscalillo allows camping in their parking lot if you have a meal there, a little pricey but delicious!

March 3rd, 2022 by jcomete

Restaurante Riscalillo right on the beach . Parking in the back has a few spots. Miguel owner says it’s free as long as you eat and drink!! Great little bay for snorkeling. Showers and bathrooms on site .

March 3rd, 2022 by jcomete

Restaurante Riscalillo right on the beach, has spots just behind for free as long as you eat and drink!!!! Beautiful snorkeling beach in a small bay.

January 15th, 2022 by lesnamibiens

Very nice little bay , only 3 restaurants, superb beach and warm. Azur water ! A dream !

January 13th, 2022 by Michael Head

Bathrooms and shower here. You can probably camp next to the restaurant. We did not.

October 16th, 2021 by eric_on_the_road

This is a beautiful little beach. There are 3 restaurants. I know the last one (Miguel) allows you to spend the night if you have some meal. Prices are around 250-300 and beer at 30.
Driving by this last restaurant, there’s an open space that could fit one small rig facing the ocean. Didn’t stay the night, so I can’t say they’ll let you wild camp for free.
They pump their sewer out, so I’m sure they are very concerned with the place…