Located 10 kilometers northeast of Acapulco, Pie de la Cuesta, is known internationally for its spectacular sunsets. Located on the open ocean, its waves are very strong and tumultuous. Sometimes you can even spy whales and dolphins swimming by.

A cliff more than 60 meters high where waves from the sea crash into the cove. Here you can view sunsets, but, more importantly, watch the daredevil cliff divers diving 45 meters to meet those waves.

The Fort of San Diego houses the historic museum of Acapulco made up of 13 permanent exhibition rooms and temporary exhibition rooms. The best place to learn all about the city.

This neighborhood overlooks the "C" shaped bay located in the original Acapulco.

These two beaches became the center of entertainment and fun for movie stars during the 50s and 60s. Protected naturally by Roqueta Island which blocks out the Pacific currents, giving the beaches calm waves and shallow waters; ideal for families with young beachgoers.

The reason to visit Roqueta Island is to see the glass-bottomed boat, allowing you to view the marine wildlife of the bay and the submerged image of the Virgin of the Seas, saint of the fisherman, located on one side of the rocky island called Yerbabuena.

This theme park has a substantial aquarium, restaurants, pools, museums and other family entertainment.

These two shopping centers are filled with boutiques selling designer clothing, leather goods, gold and silver jewelry and more.