Bahía Soliman

Bahía Soliman is a picturesque beach located on the Riviera Maya coast, approximately 11 kilometers from Tulum. This beach is particularly known for its natural beauty, characterized by white sand, crystal-clear water, palm trees, and a crescent-shaped bay. The bay is also home to a vibrant coral reef, offering an ideal location for snorkeling. Visitors to Bahía Soliman can expect to see a variety of marine life, including turtles, manta rays, and colorful fish.

The beach is noted for its tranquil and secluded setting, making it a popular destination for those seeking a quiet beach experience. In addition to its natural beauty, Bahía Soliman is also home to an array of wildlife, with pelicans often spotted fishing in the area.

Bahía Soliman offers a range of amenities for visitors. These include parking near the entry security gate, bathrooms, and showers. In addition to these facilities, the beach also offers accommodation options ranging from camping to luxury hotels. Despite being a secluded beach, Bahía Soliman is accessible to visitors through public transportation, followed by a short walk. Visitors are, however, advised to use a car for easier access.

While Bahía Soliman is a popular destination, it remains relatively uncrowded due to its privatization and the limited access through small spaces between houses. Despite the presence of seaweed, trash, and glass on the beach, visitors are encouraged to engage in outdoor activities, with snorkeling being a favorite. Visitors planning to snorkel are advised to bring along a mask and fins, and those planning to camp are recommended to bring light clothing, a hat, and a sun umbrella for shade. Despite its challenges, Bahía Soliman continues to attract visitors for its natural beauty and tranquility.