
$1,250 MXN/ night
Casa Palma Surfer Room
location_onLos Tamarindos
location_onOaxaca, Mexico
Los Tamarindos is a quiet inland colonia tucked between the coastal highway and the Rinconada/Bacocho side of Puerto Escondido, named for the tamarind trees that still shade some of its older streets. It's a mixed neighborhood of long-settled local families and newer residential development, well away from the beach-strip crowds.
What draws long-term visitors here is space and calm: bigger lots, lower noise, and prices that stretch further than a beach-adjacent rental — at the cost of a short drive to reach the sand. It's a practical base for anyone settling in for weeks or months rather than a weekend.
Choose Los Tamarindos if you want a genuinely residential Puerto Escondido base within easy reach of Rinconada's restaurants and Bacocho's beach clubs, without paying beachfront prices.
Los Tamarindos sits inland, between the highway and the Rinconada/Bacocho corridor — close enough to reach the beach clubs and restaurants of that side of town in a short drive, but set back in a quieter, more residential setting. Homes range from established family properties to newer builds aimed at long-term renters and buyers.
A car, scooter or taxi is the practical way to get to the beach, Rinconada's restaurant strip or El Centro's market — none of it is walking distance from Los Tamarindos. Build that short transfer into your daily rhythm rather than expecting to stroll to the sand.
Long-term renters and families who want space and quiet without a long drive to Bacocho's beach clubs or Rinconada's restaurants find good value here. It suits an extended, settled stay far more than a short beach vacation — for that, the beachfront neighborhoods are a better fit.
It's inland, between the highway and the Rinconada/Bacocho side of town — a short drive rather than a walk to the beach clubs and sand.
Quiet and residential, mixing long-settled local families with newer development. More space and lower noise than the beach strip, at the cost of a short transfer to reach it.
Both are a short drive away — Los Tamarindos sits between the coastal highway and that side of town, making it a reasonable base for reaching either area's restaurants and beach clubs.
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