Conejo Bay, Huatulco
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When to visit Conejo Bay
Conejo Bay quick facts
Getting around Conejo Bay
Most visitors reach Conejo Bay via organized boat tours from Santa Cruz Marina or by hiking from La Entrega Beach. Local taxis and tour operators provide transportation to departure points.
Rental car
A rental car is helpful for getting to boat departure points and exploring other Huatulco bays independently, though not essential if staying at a resort.
Public transit
Limited public bus service connects Huatulco towns, but most beach access requires private transportation or tours.
Rideshare & taxis
Uber and Lyft are not available, but local taxis are readily available at hotels, airports, and main town areas with negotiable rates.
Local tips for Conejo Bay
Insider tips
- Visit Conejo Bay on weekdays to avoid weekend crowds from nearby resorts.
- Bring reef-safe sunscreen as regular sunscreen damages the coral ecosystem.
- Pack a waterproof bag for your belongings since there are no lockers or facilities.
- Book boat tours through local operators at Santa Cruz Marina for better prices than resort tours.
- Wear water shoes as some areas have rocky entries despite the sandy beach.
- Bring plenty of water and snacks since there are no vendors or restaurants at the bay.
- Visit during high tide for better snorkeling conditions and easier beach access.
- Learn basic Spanish phrases as most boat operators speak limited English.
- Take the hiking trail only if you're in good physical condition as it's steep and can be slippery.
What to pack
- Reef-safe sunscreen SPF 30+
- Snorkeling gear (mask, snorkel, fins)
- Water shoes or reef-safe footwear
- Waterproof phone case
- Reusable water bottles
- Lightweight quick-dry towels
- Wide-brimmed sun hat
- Waterproof daypack
- Underwater camera
- Light rain jacket (rainy season)
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