Acapulco has some of the best beaches in Mexico, perhaps some of the best beaches
in the world. From Pie de la Cuesta to Caleta to the Golden Zone and out to Puerto
Marques and Diamante, there are dozens of great beaches to choose from and even
more distinct personalities.
Some of the beaches are good for swimming, while at some its downright dangerous. Acapulco is not so great for surfing though there a a few sports with some waves, but it is always great for lounging. Some Acapulco beaches offer total freedom while the vendors at others make it a little difficult to relax (though you don't get the super high presure touts on Acapulco's beaches that you do in some other countries).
In this section, Real Acapulco offers our reviews Acapulco's beaches, but feel free to add your own review.
Playa Morro, this beach is sort of the transition area
between the two more distinct and opposite personalities of Hornitos and
Condesa. It's called playa morro because the little morro (hilly island)
off-shore. ...
This
little out of the way beach might be a little hard to find. It's off a little
fishman's village over Nautical Acapulco. It's rough around the edges, but the
area is sort of interesting with something resembl ...
Playa Puerto Marques - I count it as one of my favorite places in Acapulco. A
relatively small beach located on the calm waters of the lush green cove that
is Puerto Marques. This is a fun place to come to sw ...
Playa Roqueta and Playa Marin are a pair
of quiet and rustic beaches located on the Isla de la Roqueta off the coast of
Old Acapulco (Acapulco Nautical). Good places to relax away from the crowds and
a must for e ...
This busy
beach is located right at the end of the Malecon and across from the Maratime
terminal. It's great place to watch the cruise ships pull in and take in some
real Mexican culture.
