La Escobilla is a pretty long beach, with an average of 30 meters (98 feet) wide. It has fine sand, white and regulate pending; the water is warm, blue and green, and strong waves. Brush Beach is also known as the "turtle beach", under which, in the months of June to September, hundreds of turtles arrive to lay their eggs here. Predation of man towards this species has been endangered. The brush is the center of most important turtle nesting of Mexico from a numerical point of view and one of the most important worldwide.

La Escobilla is located 34 kilometers southwest of San Pedro Pochutla via highway 200 to Puerto Escondido. 100 meters before reaching Santa Elena, turn left on a road gap, down to the beach.

By Road:

San Pedro Pochutla is located south of Oaxaca City, 242 kilometers via highway 175 to Puerto Angel turn It is located south of the city of Oaxaca, 250 kilometers above the federal highway No. 175. In the City of Oaxaca, on a journey of 6 hours at San Pedro Pochutla, where transhipped to a taxi, truck, van or jeepney. The City of San Pedro Pochutla, is the point of arrival and departure, all lines of trucks operating in the area, with connections to Mexico City, Acapulco, Salina Cruz, Oaxaca and Chiapas. It is also the regional shopping center, super markets, banking, and clear your market. If traveling by public transport, you can board a bus line "Star Valley", which offers a daily departure at 23:15 hours, with an approximate distance of 7 hours. Another option is to travel to Puerto Escondido and there board a local bus or hire a taxi trip special.

By Air:

You can take a flight to Puerto Escondido or Huatulco, where he will continue by road on a journey of 50 minutes to San Pedro Pochutla, which is midway between Puerto Escondido and Huatulco.