Yes, this is “Almost” an undiscovered beach. When conditions are right, this is one of the top three or even top two beaches on the island. Flat, clean (no rocks) firm bottom and you can wonder 50 yards into the ocean and be waist deep. I have been visiting Cozumel for over 20 years and 14 plus trips and somehow, I just found this beach a few years back. It has been built up for tourist over the past few years but unlike Punta Sur Eco Beach Park, there is no entry fee and the “Built up" part is “Off Beach".... You can rent a few beach chairs and umbrellas for typically 10 to 20 bucks (four chairs and two umbrellas) very negotiable. Staying for several hours pay the twenty bucks. Staying for just a couple of hours, tell the man and offer a few less bucks. The last time there we could still bring our own cooler with drinks and snacks. There is beach service also but it is a little spotty. So, you can also walk up to the big hut and purchase drinks and food and bring back to your beach chairs. Bit tip for you to know. If you are planning on spending the day in the water conditions will be best when the wind is out of the west. When the wind is strong and out of the east the wave get big (but fun) so plan on staying close to shore. There is lifeguard service at the beach. Also when the winds are strong out of the east you could have seaweed and entry and on the beach. With that said, if all you did was to go and see the beach, it will be a lasting memory. Captain Glen D. Smith.

with the Dressel Dive shop was a pleasure. The management (Naza) and the staff (Flo, Milly, Taylor and many more) are very friendly and competent. Simply: wonderful! We will definitely come back and dive with them again. The reef is in perfect condition with intact coral and plenty of fish.

We rented a jeep and spent the day here. This beach is on the southeast of Cozumel, vey secluded beach and few little restaurants and bars along the road. Panoramics are great and water was just nice.

We ate at the restaurant across the street from San Martin Cozumel. The restaurant bathrooms were very dirty. We went to eat and they gave us menus with US dollar prices. But after lunch they told us they could only charge my credit card in Pesos. In dollars it was $59 ($10 tip from me), however, the total amount in Pesos resulted in $91 dollars (17 Pesos to $1) . When I complained he told me to pay in dollars which I did not have. We found out they have two menus, one in dollars and one in Pesos.

Heading to Cozumel? First time? It's a must that you rent a Jeep and make your way to the other side of this beautiful island. This is one of several spots to stop at while you circle the island and it's where you'll find a vast beach, plenty of huge waves and time to relax. Along the way you'll have plenty of opportunities to grab some cold cervezas, a taco or two and some other delicious food. Take a good 4 - 6 hours and just enjoy what the other side of heaven has to offer, you won't regret it!

Playa San Martin on the far side of the island. Rolling waves, wide sandy beaches (the waves are great for body surfing or bogie boarding, and the area is not strewn with rocks and boulders like almost every other beach on Cozumel). Playa Martin is a world class sandy beach, unlike anything else on Cozumel. We felt safe with our 5 and 7 y.o. kids at this beach. The waves were gentle and consistent. There were only a couple of other groups there. The cruise ship Jeep safari tours just passed right on by (yippee!). Food and drinks (and bathrooms) are reasonably priced at the Diablo restaurant across the road from the beach. There is also a trinket shop there with better prices than in downtown Cozumel. They even have a life guard station here (the restaurant owner said he pays to have lifeguards at the beach). I snorkeled out past the surf break. I did not experience any treacherous currents or other threats. I did not see many fish, but I saw several sting rays.

Cozumel has so many wonderful beaches. Each have their speciality. This one was great for body surfing and swimming. The sand was soft and the beach was clean and not crowded. Cant wait to revisit.

This beach of San Martin (Tortuga Camp area) was our first time stopping in all the trips we've made to Cozumel. I wish we would have stopped here before - it was the most beautiful beach area I've encountered on the East side. The sand was very soft, it was the clearest of seaweed that week in Cozumel on the East side. There weren't any vendors, just beach sand and water. Very calming and relaxing - If we had brought a couple of chairs and umbrella with us, I could have stayed here all day. This is a definite stop if you are on the East side!

I rented a vehicle to go around every single beach around the island. This beach is so pretty and not full of people making it nice to relax and enjoy the sun. I personally got engaged in this beach. The waves are a little stronger than other places but not too strong to not swim.

Rent a Jeep and go to the other side of the island for a perfect beach day. San Martin is a favorite, there is a bar/restaurant across the street for cheap and good fish tacos, nachos and cold beer (MUCH better prices than Chen Rio). Also plenty of parking, restrooms, etc. Not crowded and a great way to spend the day. Big waves and sometimes rip currents but a lifeguard stand is on the beach. Recommend!