What not to do is more like it. Hanging out in a chair on the fantastic beach with a beer and friends should be this town's logo.
The surf break at Lo De Marcos can range from lake calm to large angry breakers. The southern end of the beach is suitable for surfing, and it's not uncommon for the local kids to show up with their boards after school. Most of the surf break at Lo De Marcos are large breakers that crash quickly and produce a long, strong churn, very suitable for boogie boarding by people of all ages. Kayaking is popular here.
Many species of fish inhabit the waters just off the coast here. Sierra, Dorado, Huachinango Red Snapper, sea perch, and Bhota blue triggerfish are commonly fished for because of their abundance and excellent taste. If you're interested in angling or catching your lunch, many local fishermen are open to taking on passengers, and both the rate and company is always good.
Golf- The town is blessed with a lovely little golf course 15 minutes away. For $15 a day, you can golf to your hearts content at Campo de Esuenos Field of Dreams. This lovely executive course recently expanded to include a new par 4 and a new signature par 5 with an island green. In addition, a new open air clubhouse with state of the art kitchen, dance floor, and Canadian satellite tv on the big screen ensure that this will be a well-used party destination for the Canadian and American snowbirds.
