La Perla

We stayed here for 2 nights in late May and it was perfect! Playa Requeson was first on our list but we nearly had a heart attack when we saw how many were camped there. So we headed down the dirt road to the right where we found this little cove, an open selection of palapas and no other overnight campers.

Rosa, the caretaker, was very nice and charged us 150 pesos per night. She has a big black lab who does the rounds with her but he got along great with our two dogs.

PLEASE if you stay here, even though there are trash cans, pack everything out. The only drawback is it seems there’s bo trash removal, other than the dump which is literally 50 yards behind this beach. :-(

We would definitely camp here again!

Stayed here 2 night with my dog in one of the palapas. Yes they are dilapidated but do serve the purpose of keeping the wind out esp. at night. Nothing spectacular about this beach other than being quiet and clean. Different vendors do come around with sourvenirs and drinks. The little old lady who runs the property is nice especially if you speak Spanish.

If paying next to nothing for a dilapidated palapa and a rather rugged vault toilet while basking in the glow of an inordinately gorgeous bay while kicking your toes through some of Baja's cleanest sand sounds good to you, then you may enjoy this small beach on the Bahia Concepcion.

There are no other amenities, except an ice cream truck that shows up sometimes. A mile or so down the road is a store selling beer.

We would have stayed longer, but there is no service and some weird red goop showed up in the water, the kids (upon it touching them) started screaming that they were stinging, and so we fled.

Enjoy!