Guidebook for Acapulco
Sightseeing
La Quebrada is the site of Acapulco's famous cliff divers performance. Since 1934 this has been one of Mexico’s feature attractions. The divers leap from cliffs 136 feet above the crashing Pacific.
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Sinfonia del Mar. La Quebrada
1 Av Adolfo López MateosLa Quebrada is the site of Acapulco's famous cliff divers performance. Since 1934 this has been one of Mexico’s feature attractions. The divers leap from cliffs 136 feet above the crashing Pacific.
Everything Else
The resort’s main boulevard is home to most of Acapulco’s hotels, shopping, nightlife and dining. This attractively landscaped, yet very urban boulevard, is where Acapulco earned its party reputation.
Park Hotel
127 Av Costera Miguel AlemánThe resort’s main boulevard is home to most of Acapulco’s hotels, shopping, nightlife and dining. This attractively landscaped, yet very urban boulevard, is where Acapulco earned its party reputation.
Roqueta Island, a protected area home to a treasure of tropical fauna and flora. The waters of this heavenly island are ideal for a variety of water sports, such as snorkeling and scuba diving.
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La Roqueta
Roqueta Island, a protected area home to a treasure of tropical fauna and flora. The waters of this heavenly island are ideal for a variety of water sports, such as snorkeling and scuba diving.
Visitors to Punta Diamante come to lounge on the bay’s pretty beach, strole through exquisite stores, and enjoy the delicious cuisine of dozens of restaurants.
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Punta Diamante
Visitors to Punta Diamante come to lounge on the bay’s pretty beach, strole through exquisite stores, and enjoy the delicious cuisine of dozens of restaurants.
Shopping
Known as the “Silver City”, this colonial gem is one of the prettiest towns in Mexico. The city tumbles across a hillside with winding streets, tile-roofed buildings, cozy squares and much more.
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Taxco
Known as the “Silver City”, this colonial gem is one of the prettiest towns in Mexico. The city tumbles across a hillside with winding streets, tile-roofed buildings, cozy squares and much more.