The Marietas Islands, a small, uninhabited archipelago, lie in the Bay of Banderas off Mexico’s Pacific coast. Designated as a UNESCO-listed biosphere reserve, these islands boast an impressive array of flora and fauna. One of the main highlights is Hidden Beach, a stunning natural formation that draws visitors seeking a more secluded and natural experience away from the bustling beach resorts. Today, visitors can explore the islands’ rich biodiversity and enjoy activities such as snorkeling, bird-watching, and hiking, all while surrounded by the dramatic beauty of the landscape.
Marietas Islands (Islas Marietas)
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