Playa TlacopanochaThis busy beach is located right at the end of the Malecon (town pier) and across from the Maritime terminal. It's great place to watch the cruise ships pull in or take off, and it presents a great chance to take in some authentic Mexican culture. |
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Revolcadero BeachRevolcadero Beach: Located by the Princess Hotel near the airport, Playa Revolcadero is a beautiful and relatively private beach. Unless you are staying at Princess, it's a fairly long trip by bus. But if you want to relax at a more exclusive beach, this is your best bet. Eat at the cabanas for lunch. |
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Condesa BeachCondesa Beach: Located in the center of Acapulco Bay, Condesa beach is another popular beach for tourists and locals. Consequently, it is also a favorite spot for a variety of vendors who will be bothering you every 5 minutes. Icacos is better. |
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Icacos BeachIcacos Beach: Located in front of La Palapa Hotel, Playa Icacos is a favorite beach for vacationers and spring breakers. Parasailing and waverunners are readily available at both Icacos and Condesa Beach. |
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Caleta BeachOnce the most popular beach in Acapulco, Caleta beach is located in the "old" part of the city. For swimming it is still one of the best in Acapulco, and so it is popular for families with kids.You will be approached by a steady flow of vendors, so do not expect to get much peace and quiet here. |
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Carlos n CharliesThe world famous Acapulco Charlie's is back where it belongs!!! Yes, and it did with our great atmosphere and entertainment which, by the way, everybody is looking for!! Everyday something crazy happens here, so... be there or be square!!
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Senor FrogsIf you're like most people when you hear Acapulco, you immediately think about the cliff divers. Sure, they're alright to watch, but to be honest, we'd rather see them do cannonballs rather than dive. And speaking of dives, if you really want to be impressed, come dive into a refreshing yard glass of beer.
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PalladiumPalladium is located on Las Brisas Hillside, towering over all other venues in Acapulco. This disco diva reigns supreme over the city's nightlife. Our visitors experience the illusion of being suspended in mid-air as they overlook Acapulco's bay through 160 ft. wide glass windows.
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La MassionIs a Steakhouse in the city. Close to the beach,has great views and excellent service.
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ParadiseParadise is a restaurant-bar, in the style of a pool party, in the open air just a few steps from Condesa Beach, on the bay side of the Costera Aleman, next door to the bungee tower. Many night owls begin their evening at Paradise, with its pleasant view of the bay.
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Plaza MarbellaPlaza Marbella offers several interesting shops and boutiques as well as a couple of places to eat. It is sometimes called "Plaza Olvido" because the Olvido Restaurant is there, but that is a misnomer. The shopping area is partly open air and partly indoors, designed and decorated in a bright, Mediterranean style.
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Plaza BahiaPlaza Bahia (on the bay side of the Costera) has four stories of air-conditioned shopping, just west of the Crowne Plaza Hotel. Boutiques in this shopping mall offer footwear and jewelry, quality furniture and house wares, sporting goods, and fashion. Haye's Restaurant (Lebanese cuisine) is also found in Plaza Bahia.
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Gran PlazaLa Gran Plaza (on the inland side of the Costera) is perhaps Acapulco's most spacious mall. It is also a center of entertainment, and it has a large food court with several different contributing vendors (including traditional Mexican, pizza, burgers, chicken, Chinese, sweets, and juices). The air conditioned inner space is divided into six plazas on two levels, around which the shops and boutiques are distributed.
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Galerias DianaGalerias Diana is a new and impressive shopping mall right at the Diana traffic circle, across from the Emporio Hotel, on the inland side of the Costera. It first opened in 2005. Inside the Galerias Diana one finds lots of small boutiques and shops, like the fashionable "Pull and Bear" and American and European brands like Zara, Nine West and Puma.
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La Isla Shopping VillageLa Isla Shopping Village is Acapulco’s new mega shopping plaza located in the rapidly growing Diamante area. With fountains, outdoor cafes, a man made canal, a movie theater and some of the world’s trendiest chains, La Isla is reminiscent of similar shopping plazas one might find in Los Angeles or San Diego.
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Blue Water Sport FishingEnjoy the most exciting adventure of Sport Fishing in the pacific side, look for Sail Fish, Mahi Mahi, Marlin, Sharks and Bonito. Why don't you try it out? EXCELENT SERVICE, LOW PRICES, GREAT WAETHER Visit our website www.acavio.com/aventura.html Or meet us in youtube www.youtube.com/user/pescadeacapulco acapulco , 0447444282279 View Website |
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Sail Acapulco By NightEnjoy the spectacular views when the sun goes down as you sail along the coast of Acapulco.
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Deep Sea FishingTop off a great day of deep-sea fishing by having your catch prepared for you at a seaside restaurant.
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Birds,Turtle & City OverviewThis ecological adventure is a unique opportunity to explore a nature preserve and witness the release of baby turtles into the sea.
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Acapulco Bay Sail & SnorkelBegin as your sailboat departs from the pier and sails around Acapulco Bay.Sail out into the Pacific and head south along the spectacular coastline to Puerto Marquez Bay.Stop at a selected spot where the water is calm for a refreshing swim.Lay back on the cushioned deck with a complimentary beverage as you sail back to the pier.
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Aztec Dinner & Cliff DiversDepart the pier in the air conditioned comfort of your motor coach, be transported to La Quebrada where you will watch Mexican daredevils leap 110 feet into the Pacific Ocean. Enjoy a welcome drink as you browse a nearby shop for souvenirs.Finally you will reboard your motor coach and make a scenic drive along La Costera en route to Linda Vista restaurant. Have a special Mexican dinner served while you relax and admire the evening skyline of Acapulco.
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Ritz AcapulcoRitz Acapulco is located in this paradise approximately thirty minutes from Acapulco international airport directly on the beach along Acapulco's famous Costera Miguel Aleman. We are approximately fifteen minutes from downtown and within walking distance to the commercial zone.
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Hotel Fiesta AmericanaOn the southern shores of the Mexican Pacific, this resort is located in the heart of the Condesa district, an area which in addition to being strategic is near restaurants, discotheques and shopping centers. Fiesta Americana Villas Acapulco is your best choice to experience a great and unforgettable stay.
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Mayan Palace AcapulcoMayan Palace Acapulco Golf Resort—Enjoy the Pacific Breeze Welcome to the world-renowned city of Acapulco and the Mayan Palace Acapulco golf resort, where natural beauty mixes with the glamour of a bustling city.
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The Fairmount Acapulco PrincessWe are proud to introduce Pearl, Acapulco's newest luxury experience. Following completion of a $30 M renovation, Pearl, an exclusive luxury beach enclave inlaid within the iconic air of The Fairmont Acapulco Princess resort,
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Brisas Hotel & ResortYour Brisas experience begins with a pink frozen Margarita in our cozy an intimate reception area, then you are taken to your room by our pink and white jeeps, where a private or shared pool casita awaits you with its terrace and some of the most spectacular views of Acapulco bay.
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Servicios Ejecutivos TerrestresWe have Acapulco's best luxury Sedans and passenger Vans to escort you to your destination in style and comfort. Servicios Ejecutivos Terrestres has been in business over 25 years and provides full ground transportation offering the finest in luxury vehicles, profesional staff and reliable services
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The Best way to get around is by taxi, they do have local buses all over town but they are very crowed and uncomfortable in the hot months. Jun 29, 2010 |
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The Aztec dinner & Cliff divers tour was amazing. Highly recommend it for an authentic Mexican experience. Jun 26, 2010 |
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La Massion restaurant is a great place for a nice steak dinner. and for desert try the Crepes suzette! Jun 21, 2010 |