Bahía San Agustín
Bahía de San Agustín
A fishing-village bay at the westernmost end of the Nine Bays, with extensive reefs and calm water. Locals consider it the best snorkeling spot.
Bahía de San Agustín sits at the far western end of the Nine Bays, with a long sandy beach and a small fishing village. Along the shore, several palapa restaurants serve fresh-caught seafood. The reef here is wide, and in shallow water you can see large patches of coral and schools of fish. You can rent snorkel gear at the restaurants or take a small boat to an island in the bay. It is about 40 minutes by car from La Crucecita, with a dirt road for the final stretch, or you can reach it by tour boat. Weekends bring more local families, while weekdays are quieter.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Bahía Chachacual
- Huatulco National Park
- Bahía Cacaluta
- Bahía Maguey
- Bahía El Órgano
- Playa La Entrega
- Bufadora de Huatulco
- Bahía Santa Cruz