Overview

The queen of the Mexico beach resorts, Acapulco is a classic Mexico vacation resort destination. Your dream awaits in this tropical paradise on the Pacific, where Acapulco Bay’s sandy beaches are ringed by the stunning Sierra Madre mountains, offering breathtaking, natural scenery.

What to do in Acapulco? What isn’t there to do? Acapulco attractions and activities are action-packed with something for everyone—from party lovers to families to honeymooners. Besides perfecting your tan, a myriad watersports are available, not to mention world-class golf courses. The Mexican port city also has a bustling, waterfront promenade where gourmet restaurants abound with creative food offerings. You’ll need all the siestas you can get because there’s always a party going on with plenty of nightclubs to keep the evenings lively into the wee hours.

A carefree, carnival atmosphere, coupled with energy, beauty and warmth of the Mexican people, adds to the city’s natural charm. When you’re looking to vacation in Mexico, Acapulco guarantees an unforgettable experience to fulfill your vacation dreams.

KNOW BEFORE VISITING
Before you set forth for lifelong memories on your Acapulco, Mexico vacation, here’s some helpful advice:

Entry Requirements - Your trip to Mexico requires a passport.
Language - Spanish is the official language, but English is primarily spoken in Acapulco.
Time - Acapulco is Central Standard Time (CST).
Money - The Mexican peso is the local currency. Plenty of ATMs are available, primarily in the main tourist areas and inside most banks.
Weather - Acapulco is hot and sunny year-round. Average temperature are 80°F to 92°F (27°C to 33°C). July and August are the warmest months and rainy season is June–October.
Drinking Water - Most Acapulco resorts and hotels have purified water, but bottled water is recommended. Tap water isn’t recommended.
Taxi - Always negotiate your taxi fare before entering the cab.
Dress - Informal − during the day, beach attire. Nighttime is dressy casual and some nightclubs have a dress code, prohibiting jeans, T-shirts, sneakers or shorts.
Safety - Stay in known tourist areas and don’t wander around alone at night on beaches or streets. Hotel taxis are expensive, but are more secure.