· native to parts of mexico and central america, mexican bay (litsea glaucescens) is a relatively small tree that reaches heights of 9 to 20 feet (3-6 m. ). Straddling the mexican states of nayarit and jalisco, bahia banderas bay is the largest natural bay in mexico, among the 10th largest worldwide, and one of the deepest bays in the world reaching depths of over 3,000 feet. It is protected from the pacific ocean by the barrier islands of isla magdalena and isla santa margarita. Only a few miles east of tulum lies soliman bay, a tranquil cove with that same turquoise ocean and white sand, but without the hordes. · due to their large size and depth, they support much more diverse marine life than a bay and are mainly formed as a result of tectonic activity accompanied by forces of erosion. The magdalena bay (spanish: · but just as leonardo dicaprio “discovered” that film’s magical bay , so has the rest of the world now discovered tulum. It is bounded by the yucatan peninsula to the east, by the isthmus of tehuantepec to the south, and by southern veracruz to the west. However, if like leo, all you want is a stretch of sand to yourself, you’re in luck. The bay of campeche is a bay of the gulf of mexico, southern mexico. Bahía de banderas (spanish pronunciation: The leathery, aromatic leaves of mexican bay leaf trees are green on top with bluish green undersides. [bai. a ðe βandeɾas], spanish for bay of flags) is a bay on the pacific coast of mexico , within the mexican states of jalisco and nayarit, being the westernmost municipality in nayarit.
