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Huatulco Vacations

 

Huatulco Travel Guide

  • Mexico's newest coastal resort destination

    Huatulco is Mexico’s freshest resort destination thanks to its unspoiled natural beauty. Luxurious and boasting a wealth of warm-weather activities, this tropical paradise is worth catching one of the many available flights.

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  • Cuisine

    There’s something that pleases every palate in this corner of Mexico. Small Huatulco beachfront establishments offer delicious meals to be enjoyed while admiring the sunset.

  • Activities

    Huatulco boasts several down-to-earth activities. Visitors can explore the bays by boat, with the Santa Cruz marina as a point of departure, or else stroll around the pretty Crucecita handicraft market. There are many modern architectural sites to be admired in Chahué.

  • Outings

    Night owls aren’t at a loss here thanks to the area’s many nightclubs. There’s dancing and partying in all of Huatulco’s hot spots.

  • Sports

    Huatulco is the ideal destination for trying a great variety of sports. There are several water sports on offer here, including diving in the region’s nine bays. Golf enthusiasts can play a round of 18 holes at Tangolunda amid enchanting scenery. The more adventurous can explore the surrounding mountains.

  • Beaches

    Huatulco is particularly well-known for the beauty of its white-sand beaches. This part of Mexico, lapped by crystal-clear waters and developed with a respect for nature, offers travellers a great sense of tranquillity. Its 36 beaches surrounded by mountains respond to even the most intense need for relaxation.

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Good to know

 

New: You can now complete the Tourist Card (Official Entry Immigration Form) online before departure. Be sure to enter your name as it appears on your passport and to follow the instructions.
Presence of Sargassum in Mexico and the Caribbean
Depending on the weather conditions, winds and tides may bring large quantities of Sargassum to shore. Since seaweed moves with the ocean currents, quantities may vary by place and day. Transat would like to inform its clients that this natural phenomenon beyond its control affects several parts of Mexico and the Caribbean. Although the presence of this brown seaweed is greater than usual, our hotel partners are making every effort to clean the beaches when necessary.

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