Playa Las Perlas

Very small beach but had some shadded areas to sit under

Really lovely local beach, well maintained with good facilities. The children really enjoyed their time here.

The water had a ton of seaweeds and other sea plants in it. It was impossible to avoid it, and if you push it away, more comes because there is just so much, but the beach itself was very nice. There are large umbrellas and public restrooms with toilets, changing rooms, and showers. The water was pretty, and the sand didn't have a lot of large rocks in it, so it was fine to walk on barefoot. There are not a lot of restaurants or attractions nearby, but there are bus stops right outside of the beach going in both directions.

Area was very difficult to find parking. The beach access parking attendant was not available at first. The area was very small but clean and litter free. It is truly sad that the big resorts have left the locals this small of an area. The beach closes at 430.

A small quiet beach. Many shade structures. Public toilets. A lifeguard and a roped in section for swimming. It's not as beautiful as playa delphines, but it's a relaxing low key and free place to chill and swim. There is a little store a few minutes walk south for you beverage and snacks.

Nice little beach, more
Private, good for toddlers and kids. Not wavy, water isn’t as ideal
But it’s perfect for swimming and hanging out with family. There is plenty of shade, access to showers and a decent amount of parking. Beach closes at 4pm

Super tiny public beach.
But its walkable from downtown with nice bike paths and also city bikes available to rent so its ok.
No big waves like a beach , felt more like a canadian lake at the shore.