This little town is found to the south of Rincon de Guayabitos, historically this is a place of legend where it is said that the area took the name of a group of " bandidos" that ravished the area the time of the Land Barons or Haciendas, to the north of this area, exist some small caves hidden by the dense jungle, in these caves it is said that the bandidos hid the treasure they stole from these Land Barons and  through these bandidos the area gained the reputation of being cursed by ghosts, to prevent people from entering the area called los Ayala. 

In actuality though it is one of the 3 towns in the area of Guayabitos and an alternative destination for your vacation.

The Beach

The sand is course, soft and a beautiful golden shade that stretches approximately 1 km, with tranquil waters with a depth reaching a little bit deeper than guayabitos.  Also there exists some rocky areas on the two extreme sides of the beach wear the swimming is a bit riskier but create perfect areas for snorkeling,

Infrastructure

This area, used to be characterized for hosting purely small beach front restaurantes or "palapas" and vacation houses owned by both mexican nationals and and International tourists, but in the last 4 years Los Ayala has developed an extensive variety of businesses and accomodations and is presently in a state of urbanization.

This are has a good telephone system based in public phones that accept phone cards, and it also has reception for cellular phones although due to mountains that surround it there exists "dead zones"  It is important to mention this since the majority of bungalows and hotels in the area do not offer telephone service in the rooms.