Quiet village 30 min away, turtle beach
San Agustinillo is a tiny beach village nestled between Mazunte and Zipolite. The long, crescent-shaped beach is known for olive ridley sea turtle nesting and a relaxed pace of life.
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El Sueño de Frida
Traditional Mexican breakfasts and lunches — chilaquiles, huevos divorciados, fresh juice. Closes at 2:30 PM so arrive early.
Mexico Lindo
Great beach-day base on the far west end of San Agustinillo where you can rent surfboards and boogie boards alongside a full menu of fresh local food.
El Pelicano
Authentic Mexican seafood restaurant famous for its chiles rellenos and fresh daily catch. A firm local favourite.
Umami
Vegetarian café with fresh, healthy food, cold-pressed juices, and good coffee — a reliable stop for plant-based travellers.
Olive Ridley Turtle Nesting
From June to December, olive ridley sea turtles nest on San Agustinillo's beaches. Local guides lead dawn walks to witness this remarkable natural event.
Surfing & Surf Lessons
Smaller, more manageable waves than nearby Zipolite make San Agustinillo a great spot for intermediate surfers and first-timers taking lessons.
Snorkeling
The beach sits over a coral reef with good visibility and a variety of tropical fish. Snorkel gear available to rent directly on the beach.
Punta Cometa Hike
A short drive or walk to the dramatic cliffside trail that leads to Mexico's southernmost Pacific point, shared between San Agustinillo and Mazunte.
Laguna Ventanilla Wildlife Tour
Fifteen minutes away, boat tours through a coastal lagoon reveal crocodiles, iguanas, herons, and dozens of bird species.
Sea Turtle Nesting Beaches
San Agustinillo is one of the most important olive ridley sea turtle nesting sites on Mexico's Pacific coast — a genuinely rare wildlife encounter.
The Village Between Two Bohemian Icons
Nestled between Zipolite and Mazunte, San Agustinillo offers the peaceful vibe of both neighbours without the crowds, with a beautiful crescent beach all to itself.