The beaches between Veracruz port and Boca del Rio

 


A long walk along the sea shore from the historic Veracruz port area all the way to the last beach in Boca del Rio, checking out every place. See the beaches on map and also in images. Photos may not be the best, but good enough to give you a visual idea of all the beaches in the greater Veracruz city.

I stayed very near Playa Regatas, the northernmost beach in Veracruz, so I visited it on the first day when it was cloudy and grim. The next day was sunny and nice, and I started my long walk from the next beach, Playa Villa del Mar, all the way to Playa Boca Del Rio in the very south. From Boca Del Rio I took a bus back to Veracruz centre and went to Playa Regatas again, so all the beaches were visited in one day. The following images show the beaches of Veracruz from north to south. Beach names are based on Google Maps information.

Map of beaches in the greater Veracruz city


Beaches: Playa Regatas, Playa Villa del Mar, Playa Hornos, Playa Martí, Playa la Bamba, Playa Tortuga, Playa Penacho del Indio, Playa Gaviota, Playa Mocambo, Playa Oasis and Playa Galería, Playa Caracol and Playa Langostas, Playa Maria Chuchena, Playa Los Arcos, Playa Tumbao, Playa Los Delfines, Playa El Chuchumbe, Playa el Morro and Playa Paradise, Playa Vicente Fox and Playa Boca Del Rio.


Playa Regatas








Playa Villa del Mar
















Playa Hornos







Playa Martí





Playa la Bamba










Playa Tortuga







Unnamed beach









Playa Penacho del Indio














Playa Gaviota





Playa Mocambo












Playa Oasis and Playa Galería









Playa Caracol and Playa Langostas










Playa Maria Chuchena, Playa Los Arcos, Playa Tumbao, Playa Los Delfines, Playa El Chuchumbe, Playa el Morro and Playa Paradise
















Playa Vicente Fox and Playa Boca Del Rio











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