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The largest nightclub in Latin America still manages to fill up every Friday night. Frequently hosting world-famous DJs and musicians, this massive place offers wild nightlife, whether you’re dancing on top of the central stage or watching it all from the stadium-style side levels. Due to the large crowds and 'party hearty' atmosphere, it can feel overwhelming at times.


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2. Playa Caracol

0.25 MILES

Next to the Isla Mujeres ferry dock, this tiny stretch of sand is probably the least inviting of °ä²¹²Ô³¦Ãº²Ô's beaches, but you can head left when you hit the…

3. Playa Gaviota Azul

0.28 MILES

A beautiful little curve at the end of the bay, mostly monopolized by beach clubs. Access is from the north side of Cocobongo’s.

4. Playa Chac-Mool

0.37 MILES

With no parking, this is one of the quieter beaches in °ä²¹²Ô³¦Ãº²Ô and there's usually a lifeguard on duty. There's no food, but there are stores and…

5. Playa Tortugas

1.51 MILES

One of the busiest beaches around, with loud music, cheap restaurants, deck chair and umbrella hire. Access from the ferry terminal, where there is free…

6. Yamil Lu’um

1.68 MILES

Also known as the Templo del Alácran (Scorpion’s Temple), Yamil Lu’um was used between AD 1200 and 1550, and sits atop a beachside knoll in the parklike…

7. Playa Pez Volador

2.24 MILES

Popular with families for its calm, shallow foreshore. There’s free parking (but tip the guys ‘minding’ your car). Access is by the huge flagpole flying…

8. Playa Marlin

2.31 MILES

A long, lovely stretch of sand with lifeguards on duty and deck chairs, umbrellas and tables for rent. There’s no food, but there is an Oxxo out on Blvd…