Playa Bruja

Nearby restaurants include La Costa Marinera, which serves fresh seafood dishes such as ceviche and grilled fish, and Los Arcos, which serves Mexican cuisine such as tacos and enchiladas.

Nearby hotels include the Pueblo Bonito Emerald Bay Resort & Spa, a luxury resort located on a secluded beach just a short drive from Playa Bruja. The hotel offers spacious suites with ocean views, multiple pools, and a full-service spa. Another nearby option is the Hotel Playa Mazatlan, a family-friendly beachfront hotel with multiple pools, restaurants, and activities.

The beach has several amenities, including restroom access, beach chairs and umbrellas for rent, and palapa-style restaurants serving fresh seafood and cold drinks. Please note that there are no lifeguards on duty and dogs are not allowed on the beach..

activities at Playa Bruja include swimming, surfing, boogie boarding, sunbathing, and beach volleyball

Parking is available at Playa Bruja, but it is limited and usually fills up quickly. There is a small parking lot near the beach that charges a fee for parking.

Fun facts about Playa Bruja include that the beach gets its name from the Bruja rock formation located at the southern end of the beach. "Bruja" means "witch" in Spanish, and the rock formation resembles a witch's face.

Attractions near Playa Bruja include the El Faro Lighthouse, which offers panoramic views of Mazatlán, and the Mazagua Water Park, which has numerous water slides and pools.