Lo de Marcos

The pueblo of Lo de Marcos was historically a vast hacienda that harvested coconut oil from now rare and protected palm trees. Beautiful beaches are bordered by the tropical jungle and tiny palapas line the sand offering the ultimate rustic Mexican beach atmosphere.
The streets are cobblestone leading to the church of the Virgin of Guadalupe, which stands over the town plaza where children play and older residents chat over handmade ice-cream. This town of just 3,000 is continuously growing so as to accommodate a new wave of national and foreign visitors looking to experience Mexico “off-the-beaten-track”.

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Top Five Things To Do In Lo de Marcos

Saddle up on a horse and explore the local surroundings
Indulge yourself with a bucket of beers from one of the palapa thatched hut restaurants along the beach
Looking for adventure? Rent a standup paddle board and tour the town from sea
Relax and do nothing but enjoy the warmth of the sand then cool off in the crystal blue waters. Join the fun and jump the breaking waves
Walk along the peaceful cobblestone streets and do a little shopping