San Blas Travel Guide

Matanchen Bay's gentle waves lap against miles of golden sand framed by lush palms and dramatic hills. Savour fresh seafood under traditional palapas while watching surfers glide across the tranquil waters.

Las Islitas Beach enchants with tranquil waters perfect for families and its mountain-framed setting. Relax at traditional thatched-roof enramadas serving fresh seafood while enjoying the gentle waves.

El Borrego Beach stretches 2.5 kilometres with grey sand and consistent surf breaks perfect for both beginners and experts. Enjoy fresh seafood at the casual beachfront restaurants after catching waves.

This 18th-century Spanish fort crowns San Basilio Hill with colonial-era stone walls and sweeping Pacific views. Explore the adjacent Templo de la Virgen del Rosario ruins for a complete historical immersion.

These 18th-century temple ruins stand as a testament to San Blas's maritime history, once blessing sailors bound for California. Explore the weathered stone arches at sunrise for the most dramatic photographs.

El Salto del Cora's 40-meter cascade creates a natural jungle oasis near San Blas, Mexico. Hike through lush tropical terrain to swim in its refreshing pool or experience the thrill of rappelling down its face.

This 18th-century colonial church ruin, "La Marinera," offers panoramic ocean views and rich maritime history. Explore its weathered stone walls during October's festival when special masses bring the site to life.