La Ropa Beach changes

1. All beaches in Mexico are public (ha)
2/ Bit there are limitations. For example, 20 meters from the high tide level is considered Federal Zone.
3. Behind the Federal Zone is "private roperty".
4, It is possible to "lease" the Federal Zone and almost all property owners in front of the Federal Zone do, in fact, lease it. Under the lease a property owner may make certain improvements in the ederal Zone including an open air palapa and rent chairs, umbrellas, etc they place in the Federal Zone.

Perhaps the massage table owners do not have a legal right to be there?

BTW "All beaches in Mexico are Free to the Public" is somewhat of a misnomer these days. There is SUUPPOSED to be "public access" lanes to the beaches but they have largely disappeared due to questionable tactics of gaining title thru politics and corruption.