Playa Sonrisa

Playa Sonrisa

About Playa Sonrisa

Welcome to Playa Sonrisa, a serene nudist haven located in the quaint village of Xcalak in Quintana Roo. This clothing-optional resort is a perfect blend of privacy and natural beauty, offering an escape where the philosophy of naturism is celebrated. Nestled on the pristine shores of the Caribbean, Playa Sonrisa invites guests to embrace the freedom of the FKK lifestyle amidst turquoise waters and white sandy beaches.

The resort boasts a range of amenities designed for the comfort of its naturist guests. From cozy, well-appointed rooms that offer spectacular ocean views to a private beach where you can sunbathe in your birthday suit, Playa Sonrisa ensures a discreet and comfortable environment. The clothing-optional policy allows guests to enjoy facilities such as the outdoor pool and the sun deck entirely nude, fostering a sense of liberty and closeness with nature.

Legal in its status, Playa Sonrisa respects the naturist philosophy, providing a safe space where nudity is not just allowed but is part of the lifestyle. The resort adheres to a respectful code of conduct to ensure that all guests can relax and enjoy their stay without concerns.

For those interested in exploring local culture and wildlife, Xcalak offers a variety of activities. The nearby coral reef, part of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, is perfect for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts looking to explore the vibrant marine life in its natural, undisturbed state.

Whether you seek tranquility or adventure, Playa Sonrisa is your gateway to a unique naturist experience. Here, you can unwind and reconnect with both nature and yourself in a respectful, welcoming setting.

Playa Sonrisa Directions

Playa Sonrisa is 230 miles south of Cancun - but a world apart!
We are about 7 kilometers (4.2 miles) north of the tiny fishing village
called Xcalak (Shh-kah-lac) which is located on the peninsula that
separates the Caribbean Sea from the Bay of Chetumal.
Xcalak is about 8 km north of the channel separating Mexico
from the island of Ambergris Caye, Belize.