Turtle Nesting Beach

I think this is the best beach in the world. It's a small beach inside the ruins of Tulum, but it's not well-known, so there aren't many people. However, because it's a turtle nesting area, entry is prohibited. On one had, it's a shame, because it's so lovely, but on the other hand, it's very good for the protection of sea turtles. During the night the turtles come to the beach to find a place out of reach of high tides, then they remove the sand with their rear flippers and dig a hole 40-60 inches wide where they lay their eggs (between 85-120). At the end of spawning, they fill the hole and compresses the surface.