Acapulco Attractions
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La Quebrada Cliff Divers
Acapulco's iconic attraction, made famous in Elvis flicks, Ray Austen stunts, and every cheerfully scrawled holiday postcard sent home ever since, are La Quebrada Cliff Divers. Beginning in the ... Read more
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Fort of San Diego (El Fuerte de San Diego)
Though you chose Acapulco for its beautiful beaches and exciting nightlife, the Fort of San Diego (or El Fuerte de San Diego) provides a fine, air-conditioned dose of cultural enrichment ... Read more
Coyuca Lagoon
Eager for an escape into untamed nature, just 10 kilometers (6 miles) from bustling Acapulco? Cruise north toward peaceful Coyuca Lagoon, a world away from the high-rise hotels and crowded beaches. ... Read more
Acapulco Cruise Port
With a rich nautical history dating back to the sixteenth century, Acapulco’s port is located in a deep semi-circular bay. The city stretches five miles along the beach, dotted with marinas hosting ... Read more
Acapulco's Zocalo
The heart of any Spanish Colonial city is the central plaza, or Zócalo, and the ancient port town of Acapulco - despite its several modern facelifts - is no exception. The swirl of activity, ... Read more
CICI Water Park
The aging CICI Water Park is a much-loved Acapulco institution, geared toward family fun with attractions for all ages. The centerpiece of the park is the enormous wave pool, which you can enjoy ... Read more
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House of Masks (Casa de la Mascara)
The state of Guerrero is best known within Mexico for its hand-carved wooden masks, which you can see at the House of Masks - or Casa de la Mascara. Some are left nude, but most are ... Read more
Mural Diego Rivera
Formerly known as Exekatlkalli (the "House of the Winds") the Mural Diego Rivera was once the home of Dolores Olmedo, the final lover of Mexican master artist Diego Rivera. He spent the last ... Read more
