Playa de los Muertos, which translates to Beach of the Dead, is a vibrant and lively stretch of golden sand in Sayulita, Mexico. This crescent-shaped cove, despite its ominous name, is a favorite among local families and tourists. The beach’s diverse crowd adds to its dynamic atmosphere, making it a bustling spot for both relaxation and socializing. Visitors can enjoy the warm sun, gentle waves, and the soft texture of the sand, all while taking in the lively energy of the people around them.
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