Acapulco Mexico Vacations

“The Queen of Mexican Beach Resorts”

Legendary for its glamour, Acapulco Mexico has long been a favorite of the jet set. Acapulco leapt into the international spotlight in the late 1930’s when movie stars made it their playground. Today, Acapulco attracts visitors with its glitzy nightlife and pristine beaches. Acapulco is the largest, loudest, and most boisterous resort in Mexico – yet seclusion from the port’s clamor can be found at several hotel properties. Acapulco offers over 300 hotels and boasts some of the world’s swankiest resorts, along with dozens of affordable beachfront choices.

Acapulco Mexico is set around a beautiful, crescent-shaped bay and backed by majestic mountains that tumble to the sea. Acapulco graciously blends captivating scenery with 24-hour excitement. From golf, tennis and water sports, to dining by the light of the moon and dancing under the stars, the action here is truly non-stop! - Click “here” for Acapulco Attractions.

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Places to Stay in Acapulco

Acapulco accommodations can be found in three main areas:

Costera Hotel Zone, Acapulco Bay - This is the heart of Acapulco’s resort strip and home to nearly all of Acapulco’s high-rise hotels, non-stop nightlife, dining, and shopping. The Costera continues north along the bay toward Old Acapulco and the downtown area.

Puerto Marqués (approx. 10-minutes from the Costera) - Located to the north of Playa Revolcadero – between the airport and town, Puerto Marqués is a lovely bay of white sand beaches surrounded by jungle-clad mountains

Diamante Area/ Playa Revolcadero (approx. 25-minute taxi ride from the heart of Acapulco) - This long flat stretch of open ocean beach, backed by an enormous tropical lagoon is home to some of the most luxurious hotels in Mexico. The Diamante Area offers quiet isolation with well-equipped resorts, fantastic dining and dancing.

Most hotels are booked solid Christmas and Easter week

Plan well ahead for Holiday reservations!