Malecón Mahahual

Mahahual’s Malecón, or boardwalk, designed for both pedestrians and cyclists, boasts a captivating view of the Caribbean. It is the perfect setting for a leisurely evening in this  port town on the Mayan coast.

What Can You Do on Mahahual’s Boardwalk?

Starting at the lighthouse, a town landmark, the Malecón is lined with various stalls featuring crafts, restaurants, hotels, and spas. Whether opting for a bicycle ride or a stroll along the over one-and-a-half-mile stretch, the Malecón promises an unhurried experience, encouraging interaction with locals. As the sun sets, the Malecón comes alive with the energy of both locals and tourists as they gather to admire the hues of the sunset blending with those of the ocean.

Other Highlights of Mahahual

Situated in the Grand Costa Maya region, in the southern part of the Mexican Caribbean, Mahahual epitomizes Mexico’s natural wealth. Indulge your taste buds, sampling seafood and international cuisine served up by the diverse dining establishments along the Malecón. Savor incredible sunsets during a moonlit dinner. Mahahual offers everything you need for an unforgettable visit.

• Engage in water activities such as snorkeling and diving to explore the rich marine life.
• Climb the lighthouse for a panoramic view of the surroundings.
• Shop for local crafts and unique souvenirs at the stalls along the Malecón.
• Experience the tranquility of Mahahual’s beautiful white sand beaches.
• Check for local events or festivals happening during your visit.
• Practice yoga or meditation in the serene surroundings of the Malecón.
• Enjoy the varied options for eating out, especially seafood, at the waterfront restaurants.

Mahahual, with its charm and natural allure, promises a memorable escape.