Must visit: the hidden beach of Mexico

Megicoooo, megicooooo. At the top of the list, because Tulum is suddenly the newest place to be and of course I have to go to Mexico, you understand that. But if I'm going to make the crossing anyway, I also want to catch a natural phenomenon, in the context of since-you're-there.

Mexico has a hidden cave beach. As if the earth decided to hollow itself out to create a beautiful little cove far away from the rest of the world, that's how it looks. Which probably isn't the case, because this part of Mexico was previously used for less romantic purposes, namely practicing bombing. Oh well, what you don't know won't hurt you.

To see it, we have to go to Puerto Vallarta, and it's not just a matter of parking your car and laying down your towel. To reach the hidden cave beach, you have to swim through a tunnel or cover the distance by boat, but once you arrive, you can sunbathe, relax, or explore the coral reefs that the hidden beach has right at its doorstep with a snorkel.