Colorful and family-friendly water park, offering the opportunity to swim with dolphins. Get up close to these beautiful marine mammals and experience dolphin therapy, designed for recovery purposes. Interact with bottlenose dolphins through our seven programs.

This Island, which is a small islet, can be walked from end to end and offers amazing views; it features rock formations, large cacti and crystal clear water.

There are four beaches to visit here: Cuachalalate, named after a medicinal tree in the area, is one of the most popular for its calm waters and fresh fish. Varadero is known for its fishermen's shops and is perfect for spending a typical coastal day. Coral is exceptional for snorkeling; the rocky reef is a bustling home of multicolored fauna. If you walk a little further you will find Sacrificio, a small beach without shops; the deer and rabbits that live on this island will greet you along its paths.

Monday to Sunday 10:00 - 18:00 HRS 

On the shores of Playa Linda is this estuary, with abundant vegetation; it is home to a group of exotic crocodiles. Experience a unique day with these creatures in their natural habitat; there is nothing to fear, because everyone is well protected and none of these particular reptiles are dangerous.

Moday to Sunday 07:00 - 20:00 HRS

No experience is more authentic than doing what the locals enjoy the most. Every Saturday, behind the Museo Arqueológico de la Costa Grande in downtown Zihuatanejo, various producers from the area meet to offer their products to the community.

The objective of the Eco Tianguis is to educate visitors and promote ""homemade"" items and the local production of products and food, as well as to raise awareness about the overexploitation of our environment and the need for ecological change.

It has become a meeting, reflection and participation point for those interested in more natural, ecological and socially responsible consumption.

Take a walk along the Paseo del Pescador by the sea in Zihuatanejo, where there are several seafood restaurants and shops.

On Sunday nights the square takes on a festive air with local bands, sidewalk art shows and occasional folk dancing.

Excellent beaches and panoramic views are 10 minutes away, on the other side of the hill, by Playa la Ropa.

The archaeological site of Xihuacan was one of the main Cuitlatecas religious centers in the coastal plain of the State of Guerrero, an area that was known as "Place of the cutlatecas lordships" or Cuitlatecapan. This ethnic group inhabited the region since 2,500 BCE, maintaining a long occupation until the 16th century; at the time of its greatest territorial extension, the population stretched to regions of Costa Grande, part of the southern Sierra Madre and even Tierra Caliente.

This museum has six exhibition halls showcasing pieces from different archaeological zones in the region, exploring the evolution of the peoples that have settled within it. Ceramics, clay figurines, obsidian instruments and weapons with influences from the Olmec, Teotihuacan, Mexica and Tarasca cultures can be found here, as well as explanations of historical events that took place on the Costa Grande from the port of Acapulco to the mouth of the Río Balsas.

Surrounded by rock formations that seem to frame its splendor, this beach is located within a small cove. It is very popular due to the tranquility of its waters and the ease it offers for divers, since it features interesting corals and countless multicolored fish.