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Acapulco

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Official Language
Spanish

Main Religion
Catholic

Airport Served by AM
General Juan N. Alvarez International Airport (ACA)

Local Tourism Office
(744) 434-0170 or (744) 434-0172

The tropical climate of this Pacific Coast gem is an invitation to relax and have fun year-round. With long stretches of white sand beaches and a spectacular view of the neighboring bay, it’s easy to imagine this place as paradise. By day, the sea is like an amusement park as swimmers happily splash, crisscrossing jet-skis bounce along the waves, and parasails lift their passengers high above the water’s surface. At night, the attention shifts to the shoreline where restaurants, bars and nightclubs promise endless enjoyment.

Map

Nightlife

Palladium
Baby’O
Pepe's Piano Bar

Dinner

Becco al mare
Baikal
Zibu

Hotels

Grand Hotel Acapulco (Hyatt Regency)
Fairmont Acapulco Princess
Las Brisas

Must see's & do's

La Quebrada
Coyuca Lagoon
Roqueta Island
Cici
Fort San Diego

Flights & frequencies

Schedule subject to change without previous notice.

Acapulco (ACA) - Mexico City (MEX)

Flight number	Departure	Arrival	Airplane type	Frecuency
AM 308	07:00	08:05	ERJ	All days
AM 302	10:00	11:00	ERJ	All days
AM 304	13:00	14:10	ERJ	All days
AM 318	14:25	15:35	ERJ	All days
AM 306	16:50	17:50	ERJ	Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday
AM 310	19:35	20:40	737	Friday Sunday

Mexico City (MEX) - Acapulco (ACA)

Flight number	Departure	Arrival	Airplane type	Frecuency
AM 303	08:30	09:30	ERJ	All days
AM 315	11:30	12:30	ERJ	All days
AM 317	13:00	14:00	ERJ	All days
AM 405	15:25	16:25	ERJ	Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday
AM 309	18:00	19:00	737	Friday Sunday
AM 307	21:10	22:10	ERJ	Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

Palladium

For many this is the paradise of fun. The DJ is relentlessly enticing people out onto the dance floor with a mix of intense but enjoyable music played to the rhythm of the hot and humid Acapulco night. Even from afar, it’s easy to find this club thanks to its searchlights, neon beams and sound system. The glass wall overlooking the enormous bay is lit up by kaleidoscopic lights when, at about 3:30 am, a man dressed like an Aztec warrior cranks up his show in the midst of a smoke filled stage. Not a single day goes by without fun at Palladium. It’s huge and delightful and there are lots of people to meet.

Escenica Highway, Las Brisas S/N. Tel. 744/481-0330; 744/446-5483. www.palladium.com.mx

Baby’O

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This is an unusual night club that looks like a cave, both inside and out. It has three bars, so getting a drink is hardly going to be a problem. The DJ’s job is to make sure no one stays on the sidelines in a place where everyone works up a sweat out on the dance floor. The music swings from hip hop to extremely energetic techno and then jumps into to house and dance rhythms. No matter the season, light summer clothes are a must at this nightclub. It’s also a good idea to have a reservation.

Costera Alemán 22, Acapulco. Tel: 744/484-7474; 744/481-1035. www.babyo.com.mx

Pepe's Piano Bar

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This bar is definitely for clubbers would rather get in the mood with slower romantic music. Alongside karaoke, they use melody to express their deepest feelings. And, if improvising backing singers are in short supply, an excellent piano player can accompany you. People of all ages come to this venue to kick back a beer or have a shot of tequila in a more relaxed setting. Pepe’s is open from Wednesday thru Sunday from 10 pm to 4 am.

Escenica Highway, La Vista Shopping Center, Store Nº 10. Tel: 744/446-5736

Becco al mare

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This comfortable and luxurious restaurant offers an impressive view of the bay. The excellent Italian cuisine is matched in quality by the sheer magnificence of the actual location of Becco al Mare. A mere glance is enough to whet the appetite: eggplant and provolone pasticcio, fried squid, clams in white wine casserole, grilled seafood, sea bass with citrus fruits, risotto with shrimp, squid, clams and king prawn. Accompanying this, of course, is an extensive list of Italy’s finest wines.

Escenica Ave. Nº 14. Tel. (744) 446 74 02. (744) 446 74 03. www.beccoalmare.com

Baikal

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Thanks to its mix of different architectural styles, Baikal is an exotic, magical, romantic and highly unique setting. The interior is furnished with comfortable sofas, from which the splendor of the bay can be witnessed through large windows, while soft piano music provides the aural background. The dishes served here are a fusion of French, Mediterranean and Asian cuisine. Baikal also has a bar serving tasty cocktails that are an excellent option for accompanying sundown.

Escenica Highway Nº 16 & 22, Acapulco. Tel. 744/446-6845; 744/446-6867. www.baikal.com.mx

Zibu

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Zibu’s blend of Mexican and Thai cuisine in a beach atmosphere, along with its palm trees and ocean views, creates a unique and exciting gastronomic style. Try its filet of fish in adobo with mango and cashew nut julienne, mango salad with tempura shrimp or with ginger, tamarind or chipotle sauce, wild mushrooms à la vinaigrette, and more. All of this awaits Mexican and foreign tourists who want to unleash extreme flavors on their taste buds, combining them with exquisite wines and beers.

Escenica Highway, Km 14 at Puerto Marques. Tel: 744/433-3058. www.zibu.com.mx

Grand Hotel Acapulco (Hyatt Regency)

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Thanks mainly to its fine services, Hyatt Hotels, located the world over, offer guests the very best of a five star hotel experience. The Grand Hotel Acapulco is no exception. The restaurant and bar, pool and palm trees, magnificent guest rooms and inviting lobby provide the perfect ingredients for a luxurious vacation. The hotel beach offers an incredible view of the bay and stands just a stone’s throw from one of Acapulco’s most exclusive night clubs. The restaurants bring together culinary specialties to suit all tastes, even kosher. This hotel was recognized for Merit of Quality in 1998, 1999, 2002 and 2004.

Costera Alemán 1, Acapulco. Tel: 744/469-1234. www.acapulco.regency.hyatt.com

Fairmont Acapulco Princess

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This five star hotel is the perfect setting for rejuvenation. A stroll through the exuberant gardens or a dip in the crystalline pools is enough to bring even the most downtrodden soul back to life. Services are always available to satisfy the most demanding guests. Built in the form of a pre-Columbian pyramid, the hotel is surrounded by a children’s play area, tennis courts and a golf course. This property was considered one of the 25 best hotels in Latin America by Travel & Leisure magazine. It is located about 20 minutes from downtown.

Revolcadero Beach, Acapulco. Tel: 744/469-1000. www.fairmont.com/acapulco

Las Brisas

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This legendary five star hotel was built half a century ago when “tourist” Acapulco was in its embryonic stage. It is famous for its rose-colored stucco terraced facade. Las Brisas offers a private beach club, as well as exclusive, shared and salt water pools, a gym, five golf courses, jeep rental, children’s day care, in-room massage and laundry services. Whatever the reason that brings you to Acapulco may be, we strongly recommend this hotel, especially if you are planning a romantic honeymoon vacation.

Apdo. Carretera Escénica 5255, Acapulco. Tel: 744/469-6900. www.brisas.com.mx

La Quebrada

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Once upon a time someone envisaged that this part of the Pacific coast could one day become the most famous vacation spot in Mexico. Its rapid growth and tourist development, which began just over 50 years ago, has not happened just because of its proximity to Mexico City. This place has always held its own promise. It doesn’t matter if the skies are clear or cloudy, or if it’s night-time or raining, Acapulco’s tropical climate is an invitation to relax and have fun all year round. The location of the beaches and the spectacular view of the bay, which seen from afar seems like an enormous swimming pool, make it easy to imagine this place as paradise.

Nowadays, fun is never absent in Acapulco. By day, the sea is like an amusement park. Just above its surface, all kinds of things are going on: swimmers splash happily at the water’s edge, crisscrossing jet-skis bounce along the waves, inflatable boats calmly take passers-by for a ride, a parachute carries someone who seems to soar like an eagle high above the ocean and gazes down at the speed boats, kayaks, yachts, and further out to sea, one or two cruise ships. At night, the attention moves away from the sea and hits the shoreline where restaurants, bars and nightclubs with colored lighting promise fun and enjoyment. These and other distinguishing features make Acapulco one of the most colorful and contrasting beaches in the world.

Coyuca Lagoon

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You can enjoy an incredible boat trip around this impressive fresh water lagoon separated from the ocean by just a narrow finger of land. Visitors can also go fishing and diving or take a powerboat ride over to the small islands that are home to an impressive array of flora and fauna.

Roqueta Island

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Diving is a must on this island where treasure was once buried. It is surrounded by calm waters and you can eat seafood or enjoy a refreshing drink while you take in the pristine scenery or watch a pre-Columbian show. The local zoo offers visitors a chance to see deer, giraffes, monkeys, antelopes, crocodiles, lions and other animals. Down at the docks, glass-bottomed boats are waiting to take you out to Caleta and Caletilla beaches and take a gander at what’s down there.

Cici

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Designed as a place for kids to have fun, this aquatic park has shows and games, an artificial wave pool, an aerostatic balloon, water slides, dolphin pools, a sky coaster and more.

Fort San Diego

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Built by the Spaniards as protection from pirates like Francis Drake, this fort, built in the form of a star, is now a historic monument. It stands in the Petaquillas neighborhood, in the old heart of downtown, and houses the Acapulco Historic Museum, which explores the history of this part of the Pacific Coast, from the appearance of the first inhabitants thousands of years ago to trade with Asia and the development of the city itself.

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