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| Salinas ejido 735 inhabitants (2005), fishing, cattle, aquaculture snorkeling, beachcombing eco-cabaña More details Toro Prieto community of Salinas 298 inhabitants (2005), fishing, cattle, aquaculture snorkeling, beachcombing boat rental to Isla Terrón More details Roca Partida volcanic cliff handful of inhabitants lighthouse, rappelling, diving, cave exploration, eco-cabins access from Arroyo de Lisa More details Arroyo de Lisa ejido 395 inhabitants (2005), fishing, cattle, snorkeling, beachcombing, boat rental hotel, eco-cabañas, restaurants, palapas More details Costa de Oro ejido 534 inhabitants (2005), fishing, cattle, iguana sanctuary snorkeling, beachcombing, boat rental hotel, eco-cabañas, restaurants. palapas More details Playa Hermosa ejido 368 inhabitants (2005), fishing, cattle, snorkeling, beachcombing, cave exploration eco-cabaña More details Revolución ejido 113 inhabitants (2005), fishing, cattle, beachcombing, waterfall eco-cabañas More details Dos de Abril ejido 252 inhabitants (2005), fishing, cattle, beachcombing, horse rental hotels, restaurants, palapas More details Montepio ejido 158 inhabitants (2005), fishing, cattle, tourism beachcombing, boat rentals, horse rental, hill climb hotels, eco-cabañas, restaurants More details Balzapote ejido, port 521 inhabitants (2005), fishing, cattle beachcombing, palapas, camping More details |
Less than 5000 people occupy the ejidos along the San Andrés Tuxtla
coast which extend high up into the overshadowing volcano. Tourism
here is mostly in the stone age with a few "budget " class facilities in
Montepio. Tell than to the 50,000 people that swarm to the beaches here
coast which extend high up into the overshadowing volcano. Tourism
here is mostly in the stone age with a few "budget " class facilities in
Montepio. Tell than to the 50,000 people that swarm to the beaches here
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Coastal Villages of San Andrés Tuxtla