Visit this interesting community near the Coyuca Lagoon, known for its cultural richness, its traditions and the biodiversity of its environment. Pie de la Cuesta is a town where fishing, agriculture and commerce abound, as well as the craftsmanship of its inhabitants.

Be amazed by the most famous tourist attraction in Acapulco.

Save a moment to see the incredible Plaza Álvarez de Acapulco. Knowing the city center, you cannot miss the main square. Many people also know it as "El Zócalo de Acapulco".

Visit the interesting Acapulco Historical Museum dating from the 17th century. It was built in order to protect the city from any attack. Take time to visit this museum that stands out as one of the most important buildings in the state. It has a total of 13 exhibition halls.

In Acapulco, you cannot miss a visit to La Roqueta, an island in which there is a protected area with tropical fauna and flora.

Playa Icacos is one of the most famous and crowded beaches in the port of Acapulco. It is located northeast of the bay of Acapulco within a tourist area called Acapulco Dorado. It runs almost parallel to Avenida Costera Miguel Alemán, from the Hotel El Presidente building to the Eighth Naval Region, crossing the Club Deportivo, Costa Azul and Icacos subdivisions of the city. It is approximately 2,060 meters long and is the longest beach in the Bay of Acapulco.

La Condesa is one of the most popular and crowded beaches in the port of Acapulco. It is located north-northeast of the bay of Santa Lucía in the tourist area known as Acapulco Dorado. It comprises a short section of Avenida Costera Miguel Alemán, from Plaza Marbella to the Fiesta Americana hotel building, 655 meters long.

This well-known amusement park features dolphin shows, swimming pools, water slides and a restaurant/bar.