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1. Acapulco Tourist Information. 19. What to do in Acapulco. Scuba Diving 2. Weather Forecast. Events Calendar. & Snorkel. El Bajo. Casa de Fabri. Siete Pulpos. 3. Santa Lucia Bay Map. 20. Buceo. Casa del Árabe. Los Suizos. 4. Acapulco Attractions and Sightseeing. El Canal. Palmititas. Palmitas. El Rincón. San Diego Fort. Mosaic Mural Diego Rivera. El Jardín. El Guano. 5. Traditional Acapulco. Cathedral of Our 21. Scuba Diving & Snorkel. Las Cuevas. Lady of Solitude. El Bufadero.Marina & Labyrinth. Hawaii. 6. Roqueta Island. La Quebrada. Queen of the Seas or the Virgin. Boca Chica. 7. El Rollo Acapulco (Water Park). SDA Beach. Corsario. 8. Papagayo Park. Santa Lucía Bay. 22. Scuba Diving & Snorkel. El Acapulco. 9. Puerto Marqués. The Chapel of Peace. Río de la Plata. Punta Bruja. Punta Sirena. 10. Natural Wonders. Coyuca Lagoon. Tres Morro de Puerto Marqués. Piedra Gallo. Palos Lagoon.Turtle Protection Program. 23. Reef Map. 11. Map of Acapulco. Acapulco Hotel. 24. Surf. Kitesurf. Paddle Surf. 12. Cuture & Leisure. Acapulco Philharmonic 25. Skimboard. Windsurf. Parasailing. Orchestra. Acapulco Cultural CenterAcapulco. 26. Sailing. Kayak. Water Sports. Acapulco Botanical Garden. 27. Zip line. Adventure. Tennis. 13. Masks Museum. Museum of the Seven 28. Xtasea. Destinos México. Regions. Naval Museum. 29. Fishing. Fishing Seasons & Charts. 14. Archaeological sites. Palma Sola. 30. Golf in Acapulco. Turtle Dunes Country Club. Archaeological site of Tehuacalco. 31. Vidanta Golf Club. Acapulco Golf Club. 15. Beaches in Acapulco. Pie de la Cuesta. Tres Vidas Golf Club. Playa Angosta. 32. Spas in Acapulco. 16. Caleta y Caletilla. Playa Roqueta y Marín. 33. Gastronomy & Typical Cuisine. Playa Tlacopanoha. Playa Tamarindos. 34. Nightlife. 17. Playa Hornos. Playa Hornitos. Playa 35. Shopping. Condesa. Playa Icacos. Playa Puerto Marqués. 36. La Isla Acapulco Shopping Village. 18. Playa Revolcadero. Playa Tres Vidas. 37. Events and Conventions in Acapulco. Playa Larga. Playa Bonfil. Barra Vieja. 38. Map of Guerrero.

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Blessed by warm waters and sunshine 365 days a year, gorgeous beaches, a scenery of unrivaled beauty, and hospitable, friendly people, Acapulco offers a casual, relaxed atmosphere. It has one of the most stunning bay views offered by any coastal resort. In Traditional Acapulco, you can stroll along the Malecón or the newly remodeled fisherman’s walk and the Zócalo. Visit the cathedral, gazebo, bookstands, street vendors and sidewalk cafés surrounded by barnyard trees. This area is for those who are in search of nostalgia and an authentic encounter with the classic beach destination where to live with the locals. In contrast, Zona Dorada features a multitude of hotels, exotic nightclubs, glitzy restaurants, art galleries, jewelry stores, boutiques, shopping malls and traditional markets with all sorts of handicrafts. The newest area is called Acapulco Diamante and extends from the Naval Base to Barra vieja offers first-class resorts, residential developments, modern shopping malls, spectacular 18-holes golf courses, and one of kind tourist complex offering relaxation, business, entertainment and wellbeing, all in a single destination with a luxurious hotel, an spa, an avant-garde performance and entertainment venue, and a modern Convention and Exposition Center. The climate is tropical and humid with sun the greater part of the year, the rainy goes from June to October. The average temperature is 33°C and the minimum is 22°C. Today this beach destination is experiencing a renaissance like no other because private investments include opening hotels, spas, restaurants, malls and new attractions, improving infrastructure and tourism services. There is also a new public transit system known as Acabus. It is efficient, safe, comfortable and fast and connects the resort’s many tourism attractions and facilities. The main central axis is a 16-km (10 miles) long route with 18 stops along the way and transport almost 130 thousand passengers daily.

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Average temperature (ºC) 26.8 27.0 26.9 27.4 28.4 28.5 28.7 28.7 28.2 28.4 28.2 27.5 27.9

Average Maximum Temperature (ºC) 30.4 30.5 30.4 30.8 31.8 31.9 32.9 32.3 31.3 31.7 31.5 31.0 31.3

Average Minimum Temperature (ºC) 22.0 22.0 22.0 22.0 24.0 25.0 25.0 25.0 25.0 25.0 23.0 22.0 23.0

Average wind speed (mm) 17 17 19 19 17 19 17 17 17 17 17 16 17

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This is the most historic star-shaped fort serves as museum (Acapulco’s History building in Acapulco, Museum), illustrating Acapulco’s past, and is the most originally built in 1616 to protect important historical monument of the Port. The 12 the city from pirate attacks, since exhibit room displays objects that relate not only the luxury items brought from Asia to the history of San Diego Fort but also to the attracted the attention of English and city and its cultural influences. Open daily Dutch pirates. In the present times, the from 9:30 to 6:00. Closed Mondays. Mural de Diego Rivera (Mosaic Mural)

The Dolores Olmedo House is noted for called Exekatlkalli, the murals by Diego Rivera. It is also known a sculpture-painting as “La Casa de los Vientos” (The House of where the Gods Winds) and was created in 1956, made with Quetzalcoatl and Tlaloc, colored mosaics, stones and seashells. You can important deities of the Aztec appreciate the mural located on the outside wall culture, can be appreciated.

The Old Acapulco district is a particularly historic part of the city and filled with character. It is also known as the “Acapulco Naútico” (Nautic Acapulco). Many of the main attractions lie within Acapulco’s Traditional Zone, such as: La Quebrada, the Yacht club, the San Diego Fort, and many restaurants, among others. Cathedral of Our Lady of Solitude

Dominates the Zócalo Plaza with is imposing architecture, twin towers and white facade. It was built in 1930 decorated in a simple Byzantine style.

Located just 10 minutes from Playa Caleta or Caletilla leads to the lighthouse, and then to the by boat. Take the glass bottom boat and admire restaurants. This tropical paradise has quiet the rich marine life and the underwater shrine beaches where you can practice kayak and of the Patron Saint of Fishermen, the Virgin paddleboard, and 9 small coves teeming with of Guadalupe submerged in the bottom at colorful tropical fish, ideal for scuba diving and just 7 m (23 ft.). On the island, the trail snorkeling. It is also a nice place for trekking. La Quebrada

The popular show, features and 13 feet deep. The tradition started in 1934. spectacular dives from a high cliff Enjoy this spectacular sight daily at 13:00, 19:30, where divers, sometimes in pairs, plunge 20:30, 21:30 y 22:30 365 days a year. In the last dive, 135 feet into an inlet that is only 22 feet wide they carry flaming torches.

At this water wonderland and fun-filled park, Another attraction is the Skycoaster, diving children will go wild over the water slides, from more than 100 feet and falling to the earth big wave pool, giant water slide, and live show at 130 kilometers per hour. Schedule: Daily from with seals and dolphins, and swim with dolphins. 10:00 to 18:00 hrs. 1

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It is a protected natural area with more than 218 jump, aqua splash, euro bungee, spider thousand square meters. It has rides, skating rink, zone and xtreme course, among others. auditorium, and three artificial lakes, paddle boats Open Tuesday to Sunday from and bicycle path. Papagayo Adventure Park, 12:00 to 20:00 hrs. offers new experiences as climbing wall, free Santa Lucía Bay

Better known as Acapulco Bay is ringed The bay has incomparable scenic beauty and it is with high-rise hotels and surrounded by compared to Rio de Janeiro and Hong Kong. mountains covered in tropical vegetation.

Located on Las Brisas, 402 meters above sea by lush vegetation with a beautiful level, the cross rises 42 meters. It is surrounded panoramic view of the bay. Puerto Marqués

It is a haven for water sports enthusiasts. Exuberant serving regional specialties. Among the vegetation and tropical birds surround the bay. best beaches along the bay are: Majahua and Here you will find a number of colorful restaurants Pichilingue.

Located only 10 kilometers from the Bay of Acapulco the lagoon is 17 kilometers long and a maximum width of 5 kilometers. This jewel hides tow little islands: Los Pájaros and La Montosa. The exuberant tropical vegetation and mangroves are home to over 250 bird species and 14 species of edible fish. It is an excellent place for water sports like water ski, weakeboard or fishing. You can take a trip through the mangroves with a native boat and catch a glimpse of tropical birds and turtle, a unique experience. Tres Palos Lagoon

It is located between Puerto Marqués and the international Airport, across from Barra Vieja beach. This huge freshwater lagoon (9 miles long and 3.6 miles wide) is surrounded by an impressive mangrove and is home to several species of fish as well as a diverse species of tropical birds, in fact this is one of the best places for bird watching in Acapulco. Several small boats are at hand to take a tour of the lagoon with a guide who will show you the unspoiled nature of the area. Try on this tour, a deeper cleansing experience with a facial mud exfoliator, the mud is taken from deep within the lagoon and it will not only exfoliate, it also helps in eliminating toxins and restoring moisture to your skin. In case you are more adventurous, you can rent your own jet ski and explore the canals around the lagoon. There is also horseback riding in the surrounding area. This huge lagoon was used as a set in the first Tarzan movie for its intact nature. Turtle Protection Program

From June through December, visitors can observe the nightly arrival of female turtles that leave the ocean to lay their eggs at Revolcadero Beach and in Pie de la Cuesta beaches. And from October through March you can watch the small turtles returning to the sea. There is a Turtle Camp in Playa Larga, where you can meet, learn much more about the sea turtle.

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© 2019. All rights reserved. Contents can not be 11 reproduced for commercial purposes. CONTENTS CULTURE & LEISURE Acapulco Philharmonic Orchestra The orchestra is one of the port city’s most enjoyable assets and one of the best orchestras in the country. The orchestra relies on 90 talented and experienced professional musicians. The Philharmonic Orchestra performs approximately 25 concerts each year in the Juan Ruíz de Alarcón Theater located in the International Convention Center of Acapulco, in addition to sixty or more concerts for children and performances in other venues. It has shared the stage with world-class artists such as Plácido Domingo, José Carreras, Vadem Brodsky, Eugene Fodor, Fernando de la Mora and Tania Libertad, among others. Supported entirely by a government grant, its concerts are free to the general public. To find out about the concert schedule, check the web site http://www.ofa.org.mx. Acapulco Cultural Center

Features cultural exhibits, paintings and photographs,as well as collections of artifacts and relics of ancient cultures of the State of Guerrero. Located in Av. Costera Miguel Alemán 4834, Fracc. Costa Azul. Botanical Garden

It is located in the Southern Sierra Madre Mountains, which surround Acapulco at an altitude of between 660 and 1300 feet (200 and 400 meters) above sea level. The garden includes 6 hectares of subtropical deciduous forest. It has very comfortable trails where you can observe the two creeks, a collection of palms and cycads, desert plants, hardwoods as well as flowering and fruit trees, shrubs, heliconias and gingers, bromeliads, aeroids, ferns and vines among others. Along the trails you can also watch the regional fauna. There is a souvenir shop and an amphitheater used for concerts and conferences. Open daily from 9:00 to 18:00 hrs. Entrance is free on Sundays!

The museum is designed to introduce into the richness of the mask tradition of the State of Guerrero, and offer a perspective of other masks from Mexico and the world. This site shows the diversity of artistic and artisan manifestations of diverse cultures that reflect their identity on the mask. With a collection of more than 500 masks, the museum exhibits 285 pieces from various regions of the State of Guerrero and other states of Mexico, as well as other countries such as Egypt, United States, Indonesia, Italy, Thailand , China, Japan, Ceylon, India, Portugal, Spain, Germany and Canada. Museum of the Seven Regions

The museum has been created to promote and disseminate the culture of the State of Guerrero. It has a nice space where painters, sculptors, writers, artisans and artists in general of this entity could exhibit their works.

Naval Museum

Acapulco is a The Naval History port with a rich and Museum is a vibrant cultural history site created and a lovely corridor has with the purpose been created with wide and of disseminating attractive spaces to promote the heritage of the the cultural, artisanal and maritime history of tourist development of Acapulco and the Mexican the entity, offering a Pacific. It exhibits Colonial-era new product for Spanish galleon replica and scale residents and models; the museum also has a library visitors. with hundreds of documents and specialized books tracing the history of the port, as well as various ship plans. Another area of this museum is the model workshop where you can learn about the process of building a galleon.

The archaeological site is located in El Veladero National Park on a mountainside high above Acapulco. There are a total of eighteen carved rocks in the area dating from 800 BC to 750 AD. You will spot dozens of designs ranging from anthromorphological to zoomorphological images created by the first settlers in the area. A steep, sturdy trail winds 400m uphill past the petroglyphs, all marked by Spanish and English signs, and ending with wonderful city views at 1200-to-1300 feet above sea level, definitely worth the visit. It’s about a 25-minute taxi ride from Old Acapulco. Tehuacalco Archaeological Site

Located a short distance from the state of Guerrero’s capital city of Chilpancingo, and about an hour from Acapulco, this ancient site is on a hill surrounded by taller mountains. It was occupied from about 650 and 1300CE. The site was a ceremonial center with a plaza surrounded by various pyramid bases and other structures with a distinct construction style, which consists of boulders with spaces between them filled in with layers of flat rock and red clay. The site has four aspects, areas with rock etchings, the surrounding mountain terrain, pyramidal structures and caves in the hills with offerings. There are various tours and scheduled trips.

Acapulco has plenty of unique beautiful beaches, along the bayside, in the Traditional or Nautical area, the Golden Zone, the exclusivity of Pichilingue, the comfort of Punta Diamante, or the secluded beaches in Barra Vieja. Acapulco’s beaches are world renowned for their beauty and their services. Beside four beaches have been recognized by the Foundation for Environmental Education’s (FEE) Blue Flag program. Pie de la Cuesta It is about 45 minutes north of Acapulco, is a lovely stretch of tropical beach that extends for 17 kilometers between the Pacific Ocean and the beautiful Coyuca Lagoon. It has extremely high and dangerous waves, and it has hosted surfing events. Sometimes, you can spot some whales and dolphins, making this beach a unique place to admire the sunsets. You’ll find many local resorts and seafood restaurants, perfect for couples seeking secluded romance or for nature lovers. de Coyuca. Playa La Angosta

It is a small beach located in a small cove opening directly into the Pacific Ocean beneath towering mountain cliffs. It’s much less crowded than other beaches and generally too rough for swimming, though is a great place to watch the sunset.

They are two of the most known and visited beaches of Acapulco located in the Traditional zone. Twin beaches separated by a small outcropping of land that sparkle brightly in the Old Acapulco. Here you will find thatched-roofed seafood restaurants and watersports equipment for rent. Since the beaches have gentle waves, they both are great to practice snorkel, paddle board and kayak. There are also glass bottom brightly painted boats that ferry passengers to Roqueta Island. Playa Roqueta

These are two small beaches amidst a hilly forested terrain in the Roqueta Island. Playa Roqueta has thatched-roof restaurants where you can enjoy a snack and a cold beer, and Playa Marín is a more secluded beach with emerald waters. You can get here by boat departing from Playa Caleta. Playa Tlacopanocha

This small beach - only about 100 meters long - lies along at the end of the city’s Malecon (sea walk) and across from the Maritime Terminal. It’s probably the most popular spot for families with very small children for the little wave activity. Popular with locals, it’s a good place for observing fishermen, yachts and cruise ships. Playa Tamarindos

It extends for about 700 meters and is located northwest of the Santa Lucía Bay close to Acapulco’s Traditional Zone. There are rows of large coconut palms and several good beach restaurants with the typical tropical style of old Acapulco. The water is somewhat calmer than in the beaches farther to the east in the Golden Zone.

Lined with coconut palms, this beach offers calm waters to swim and some restaurants to enjoy seafood and a cold drink. Playa Hornitos

This long stretch of beach is located near the Papagayo Park is an ideal place for all family members. Playa Condesa

With strong waves that are perfect for skiing and parasailing, Condesa Beach is the liveliest in the bay, famous for its restaurants, clubs, bars and discos. You can find parasailing and jet ski rental, though it is not very recommended for swimming. Playa Icacos

A wide strip of sand with gentle waves, a family-friendly beach lined with high-rise hotels. Here the swimmers and water sports lovers can have a lot of fun. The beach was recognized by the Foundation for Environmental Education’s (FEE) Blue Flag program. Playa Majahua / Puerto Marqués

Located in the small bay of the same name, is considered one of the top choices for beach swimming in Acapulco. The bay is sheltered, so the waters are a beautiful emerald green color and the waves are calm, ideal for water sports. There is a row of thatched-roof beachfront restaurants offering the local seafood.

© 2019. All rights reserved. Contents can not be 17 reproduced for commercial purposes. CONTENTS Playa Revolcadero Lovely wide stretch of sandy beach. Waves are large and surfing is popular here, especially in summer, but a strong undertow makes swimming dangerous. It is ideal for horseback riding. The beach has seen a recent explosion in luxury tourism and residential development. The beach was recognized by the Foundation for Environmental Education’s (FEE) Blue Flag program. Playa Tres Vidas

Here there’s an exclusive 18- hole golf course, many holes along the coastline, and a luxury boutique hotel. Big Wave Beach, excellent for surfing.

Playa Larga

This long stretch of beach is a great place for people who love nature and long walks. Here is located a turtle protection camp where you can meet, learn and help to take care of sea turtles.

Playa Bonfil A popular beach with surfers, since the wave quality is described as “regional classic”. It is also ideal for walking or horseback riding. Additionally, it has excellent seafood restaurants where you can enjoy the famous “pescado a la talla”. Barra Vieja

A long beach that stretches for miles. Small restaurants that offer delicious “pescado a la talla” surround the beach. You can enjoy a horseback riding, or ATV riding, or just walk along the beach and watch the beautiful sunset.

The underwater landscape of Acapulco has a wide diversity that includes caves, walls, sunken ships and rocky reefs. November to May is considered the best season to dive because the sea conditions in the Pacific are calmest and the pelagic species are most easily seen during these months, beside divers have the chance of spotting the rare whale shark or even a migratory whale; however, visibility is not very good for the plankton blooms. The average water temperature is approximately 24ºC (75ºF). The visibility changes from one day to another because of the water currents, though the average visibility is from 18 to 38 feet (5 to16 meters). June to October the visibility is at its peak and the water warms significantly, reaching 75°F (24°C), especially during August and September. There are about 20 or so sites, for every level of diver, but the best spots are:

El Bajo Depth: 8 mts. (15 ft) - 50 mts. (150 ft)

It is located just one kilometer from La Quebrada the site of the famous cliff divers performance. It a huge rock formation covered with corals, mollusks and nudibranchs, among others. The peak of the mountain is located about 8 mts. (15 ft.) deep and extends to a depth of 50 m. (150 ft.). You can dive at different depths through different geological areas of the wall. It is highly recommended for those who like photography for its great biodiversity. Depending on the visibility and the current. You’ll find a huge school of fishes, green moray, boxfish, octopus, ballonfish and sometimes when it’s season humpback whales and whale sharks.

Casa de Fabbri Depth: 5 mts. (15 ft) - 30 mts. (100 ft).

It is a unique place with rock formations in the shape of pyramids and you can see a lot of fish at different depths. Only for Certified Divers with some experience. Siete Pulpos (Seven Octopuses) Depth: 15 mts. (45 ft) - 26 mts. (78 ft). In this site there are nice canyons and rock formations that reach a depth of up to 20 m (60 ft.). You can find a great variety of species among which are various nudibranchs and seahorses. Is a site for certified divers.

This site has a sandy bottom with some rock formations. It is ideal for drift diving and beginners. It’s perfect for snorkel. Los Suizos (The Swiss) Depth: 5 mts (15 ft.) - 15 mts. (50 ft.). It is a place for drift diving and you can observe different rock formations, eagle rays, turtles, octopuses and large schools of fish.

El Canal (The Channel) Depth: 10 mts (30 ft.) - 20 mts. (60 ft.). It is located the channel between the coast and the Roqueta Island. Depending on the season the current can be strong and you can have a drift dive. Not uncommon to see schools of fish among the rock formations.

Palmititas Depth: 3 mts (9 ft.) - 10 mts. (30 ft.).

It is an ideal place for beginners and for snorkeling. In this site you can find some parts of a sunken ship. Palmitas Depth: 8 mts (25 ft.) - 12 mts. (40 ft.). A great shallow dive or snorkel site with sandy bottoms and small formations of coral, eagle rays, mottled moray eels and butterfly fish, among others. It is ideal for beginners and usually done as a second dive for certified divers.

El Rincón (The Corner) Depth: 5 mts (15 ft.) - 15 mts. (45 ft.).

This is an exciting site with artificial reefs and a tunnel where a large number of fish live. Divers of all experience levels can enjoy this place and it is also a nice option for snorkeling.

El Jardín (The Garden) Depth: 8 mts (24 ft.) - 15 mts. (45 ft.).

This site offers easy dives that start on shallow, sandy bottoms with gradual descents over hard and soft corals that are ideal for beginners and snorkeling. Here you will find eagle rays, surgeons, spotted moray eels, butterfly fish, turtles and balloon fish, among others. Usually done as a second dive.

El Guano Depth: 15 mts (45 ft.) - 40 mts. (120 ft.). It takes its name from the rock totally covered with “guano” (accumulated excrement of seabirds). This is a site with strong currents and great visibility recommended for experienced divers. The site offers a great diversity of underwater life and you can easily see eagle rays, snappers, schools of tarpons, surgeons and barracudas. During the winter months is not unusual to spot stingrays, whale sharks and some humpback whales.

This is a site only for Advanced Certified Divers with experience in drift and current dives with many swim through tunnels and caves where you can expect to see an array of marine creatures like eagle rays, stone fish, octopuses, mottled and green moray eels, mackerels, snapper and stingrays, among others. This site is a photographer’s paradise. It is highly advisable to dive early in the morning for the strong currents.

El Bufadero Depth: 5 mts (15 ft.) - 40 mts. (120 ft.) It is a place with huge rock formations and a great marine diversity. The current is very strong so it is only for experienced divers.

Marina & Labyrinth Depth: 5 mts (15 ft.) - 30 mts. (100 ft.). You can only dive in this site from October to May when the waters are shallow and it is only for experienced divers with a guide as there are several canyons where the divers can get lost. However, is a good place for snorkeling on the surface. Hawaii Depth: 5 mts (15 ft.) - 27 mts. (80 ft.). This site is available only when the conditions are acceptable; it has strong currents and is only for advanced divers. Dive along some huge rock formations and you can spot abundant marine life. Reina de los Mares o la Virgen (Queen of the Seas or the Virgin) There is an underwater-stylized sculpture of the Virgin of Guadalupe placed in the bottom of the sea near the islet of the Yerbabuena. The bonze statue is more tan eight feet and weight almost a thousand pounds. There are numerous glass bottom small boats, allowing you to observe the sea life as well as a submerged statue of the Virgin.

Boca Chica Depth: 8 mts (24 ft.) - 20 mts. (60 ft.). It is located in a small bay, so it is also a good place for snorkeling.

SDA Beach Depth: 2 mts (6 ft.) - 14 mts. (42 ft.). It is an ideal site for night dives and for the beginner diver. Corsario (Privateer) Depth: 5 mts (15 ft.) - 15 mts. (45 ft.). This is of the most popular dive sites in Acapulco, where you can explore the wreck of a luxury yacht. The boat crashed into rocks in 1950 and today you can dive thought the skeleton, the unique rock formations and a multitude of fish.

© 2019. All rights reserved. Contents can not be 21 reproduced for commercial purposes. CONTENTS El Acapulco Depth: 3 mts (10 ft.) - 22 mts. (70 ft.). This former American boat was sunk a few hundred feet from shore due to bad weather. This wreck diving site is interesting because the vessel is vertical and the bow remained just below the surface.

Río de la Plata Depth: 15 mts (45 ft.) - 30 mts. (90 ft.).

This is another wreck diving site. This boat was Argentinian and sank in 1944 after catching fire; with time it has transformed into a habitat for an array of species. It is a site for experienced divers where it is recommended to go with local divers. This area is teeming with school of tarpons, grunts and eagle rays.

Punta Bruja Depth: 10 mts (30 ft.) - 35 mts. (115 ft.).

The wall terraces and rocky formations allows for great dive at your desired depth. The wave-carved granite cliffs are the refuge of a great amount of fish, anemones and sea stars. Punta Sirena

It is a small secluded cove with the sandy bottom. This site is rarely visited because the currents can be very strong. The landscape is similar to “Las Cuevas” in the Roqueta Island and you can find an enormous variety of fish and invertebrates. The maximum depth is 40 m (130 ft.).

Morro de Puerto Marqués

The dive site is located just off shore, about 600 feet from the cost in the bay of Puerto Marques. It is an interesting place to dive with rock formations that form small caves, as well as massive richly colored sponges, giant sea fans and teeming with a large array of marine life. Piedra Gallo

Only very experienced divers should attempt to dive here. The wave action here is powerful most of the year, and diving can be done only with extreme caution. The depths between 49 to 65 feet highlight an abundance of marine life. It is one of the best places in Acapulco for underwater photography. The diving conditions can change very fast; the visibility can vary widely and shift abruptly in minutes. The best season to visit is from November to January very early in the morning.

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Playa Revolcadero and Playa Pie de la Cuesta, are some of the best places for surfing with waves ranging between two and eight meters high (six feet to twelve feet). Playa Revolcadero is a wide sand beach with the best-shaped waves and a sandy bottom, a nice place for beginners. Playa Bonfil, the waves break all day all year round right and left, with a size of three to six feet during November to February, and five to ten feet from June to October; the waver are fast, powerful and has hollow sections and it has sandy bottom. KITESURF

If you want to kitesurf, there are different kite beaches, such as: Playa Revolcadero, Playa Bonfil, and Playa Barra Vieja. Usually the wind picks up in the afternoon after the 13:00 hrs. PADDLE SURF

The calm waters of Acapulco Bay are perfect for the Stand Up Paddle Board, a new sport that uses tables longer and wider than those used in the surf. It is an easy and enjoyable sport for the whole family that can be practiced along the bay, especially in the area of Roqueta Island, Pie de la Cuesta Lagoon and the Coyuca Lagoon.

This is a fun sport that is practiced in shallow waters and has become very popular in Acapulco in the recent years. You can skimboard all along the bay coast and the best time is during the afternoon. WINDSURF

Rentals are available in Playa Revolcadero and Playa Bonfil. Other places to practice this sport are: Playa Icacos, Playa Condesa and Playa Tamarindos are ideal for beginners. PARASAILING

This activity was invented in Acapulco and this is probably the best way you can admire the bay.

Acapulco has a Yacht Club with all the services and the new International Marina, a megaproject with a Nautical Club, slips for 332 boats, and condominiums. KAYAK

One option is Lagoon for nature lovers, though you can also kayak along the bay. WATER SPORTS

Waterskiing, it was virtually invented in Acapulco; beginners will love the gentle waters of the Pie de la Cuesta Lagoon and Puerto Marques. Swimming, the beaches along the bay are all wonderful, but Caleta, Caletilla, Hornos and Roqueta Island beach are the best for swimmers. Other sports, banana rides, jet ski and motor boat rides are available at most of the beaches along the bay.

Xtasea, is a breathtaking outdoor attraction. An over-water zip line more than 1968 yards long that will let riders reach speeds of up to 74.5 mph at an altitude of 328 feet. The zip line crosses Puerto Marquez Bay and is the world’s longest ziplines suspended over water. ADVENTURE

It is also the only zip line that offers six completely different experience for riders: the traditional flight, ride with a partner, sitback in a chair-style harness and enjoy the landscape, you can have a thrilling zip line tour in the dark during the night, you may try a hammock chair suspended on a zip-line over the ocean, or if you are really adventurous you can try a stunning 65 feet high jump. TENNIS

The destination is home to the Mexico Open tennis tournament, an ATP World Tour 500 event. The tournament brings together the world’s best players. There are several tennis academies open to the public, and excellent facilities in several hotels.

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One of the best places for fishing in the Pacific coast all year round, although the best time of the year to go fishing goes from December to August. For deep-sea fishing, sailfish abounds during December to January, and during June and July; the black marlin in January, May, and December; the blue marlin and the yellowfin tuna in August and from November to January; wahoo in January, February, November, and December; grouper, snook, barracuda, Spanish mackerel, bonito, pompano, shark, red snapper, and other species abound all year long. The Coyuca Lagoon and Tres Palos Lagoon are just perfect for freshwater fishing. Fishing trips can be arranged through your hotel, downtown at the “Pesca Deportiva” near the dock, across from the zócalo, or through a local tour operator.

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If you are looking to relax playing golf, you will find exactly what you need in Acapulco. The destination has 4 wonderful 18-hole professional golf courses, all surrounded by warm tropical nature ideal for practicing this game. In all the clubs you will have the comfort and exclusivity of the World of Golf. We invite you to explore all what Acapulco has to offer, and enjoy your favorite sport.

TURTLE DUNES COUNTRY CLUB

Architect and craftsman, Tripp Davis, designed Turtle Dunes Country Club. It is 7200 yards long with a par 72 rating located on the grounds of the legendary Princess Mundo Imperial Hotel. Built on sand dunes formed over time and surrounded by a tropical lush sanctuary, the field has extensive and impressive lakes and tall parota trees covering 18 holes of golf filled with splendor. The course has 13 holes with lakes and 56 sand bunkers. The Club offers a world-class clubhouse, a modern gym, driving range, putting green, caddy program, Pro-Sop, Snack Bar, access to spas, pools, exclusive beach area, tennis courts and access to the recreational facilities of Mundo Imperial hotels.

It is a pleasure to travel through its 18 holes par 72, and 6,156 yards. Surrounded by lush vegetation, breathtaking landscape with impressive palm trees, and beautiful lakes, this course blends harmony with the delicate architecture of one of the most spectacular courses on the Mexican Pacific coast. Copra hosts important professional events such as the traditional Night Tournament held every year during the Holy Thursday. CLU B DE GOLF ACAPULCO

The course has 9 fairways with different tee boxes for an 18 hole round. It has a restaurant, bar, swimming pool, dressing rooms, sauna, driving range, tennis court, Pro-Shop, golf car rentals, beauty salon and party rooms. CLUB DE GOLF TRES VIDAS

This par-72 golf course has nine lakes and it is considered one of the best courses in the world. The magnificent oceanfront Tres Vidas Golf Course, newly remodeled and refurbished by renowned designer Robert Von Hagge. Awaiting Club Members and resorts guests is a spectacular 72,000 square foot beachfront clubhouse featuring dining rooms, lounges, a fully provisioned golf shop, locker rooms, full-service spa and fitness center. This magnificent course plays to 7,209 yards from the championship tees and features emerald Tifdwarf greens and Tifton-carpeted fairways. Tres Vidas has a luxury boutique hotel.

In Acapulco many of the most modern spas have incorporated the use of herbal techniques used in our country since pre-Hispanic times. Cultures such as the Aztec and Mayan were experts in the chemical and medicinal qualities of herbs. Mexico has great competitive advantages due to their ancient homeopathic techniques and its wonderful climate. In Acapulco, spas, activities and services ranging from skin care and body treatments, through ancient tradition techniques such as the Temazcal, hot springs, seaweed wraps and herbs. There are also advanced medical services capable to evaluate the nutritional status and physical condition. Undoubtedly, Acapulco is the ideal place to relax and forget about your worries and stress, offering the peace of mind and surrounded by the beauty of nature, sun, sand and glorious sea. In Acapulco find the best and most renowned spas located in some hotels of the destination, which will fit anyone’s budget and

taste. Awaken Your Senses, re-energize your body, and enjoy the peace and calm of the sea and the natural beauty of this destination. Take a moment to improve mental and physical health. Give yourself the opportunity to find the balance between your mind and body. Acapulco is the best option to recover your energy by the seashore...

The variety offered in Acapulco restaurants make this resort one of the most appealing beach destinations in the world. Most of the restaurants have an outdoor terrace and many have spectacular views of Acapulco Bay. The port’s typical food is an inspiring crossbred gastronomy which conjugates pre-Hispanic and European tastes. A result of this crossbred is the famous pozole, a weighty bowl (pozolero) overflowing with a white broth comprising lemon, oregano, onion, avocado, green chilli and crackling fried delicious sardines. This dish is served traditionally on Thursdays in many restaurants. Of course, you can also find excellent sea food, and some of the most popular are: “Vuelve a la Vida” (Come to life), consists of fish, shrimp, snails, octopus and clams, marinated in lime juice, and “A la Talla Fish” (grilled fish Acapulco style).

Acapulco is definitely the place to go out and have a good time! Acapulco is home to world-class nightlife and clubs, and they open late and may stay open until sunrise. Many of the bars keep the same closing hours. Some of the most important are: Baby’O, Palladium, Believe, Love, Dinsmoore, among others. One way to start the night is enjoying the spectacular dive show at La Quebrada, with the divers climbing a rocky crag about 115 feet above sea level; the majestic dive at night is with lit by torches. The dive schedules are 13:00, 19:30, 20:30, 21:30 and 22:30 the latter with torches. Beside, you can enjoy Acapulco’s dazzling and sophisticated restaurants and night clubs with a one of a kind view of Acapulco Bay, with its millions of lights reflecting in the water.

In Acapulco shopping is a major pastime. The Costera is lined with many boutiques selling high-fashion designs, jewelry stores, shoe stores, endless numbers of shops and open-air markets where you can buy many different artcrafts. There are also nice and fabulous shopping malls like La Isla Shopping Village, the ideal shopping destination that gathers its residents and tourists for shopping and entertainment, with exclusive boutiques, theme and specialty restaurants, cafés, cinemas, bars and nightclubs. Guerrero State is known for hand-painted ceramics, objects made from palo de rosa wood, bark paintings depicting scenes of village life and local flora and fauna, and embroidered textiles. You can also find very good silver jewelry.

Acapulco has more than 260 hotels and 18,000 available rooms, of which 6500 are four stars and up hotels, ideal for business tourism. Acapulco International Center is strategically located in the heart of the hotel zone of Acapulco. It can serve up to 15,000 people. One of the rooms has an area of 6.320 meters column-free square. It also has two multi-purpose rooms for 5,000 meter each an outdoor theater with a capacity of 2,000 people, an indoor theater with capacity for 1,200 people and gardens and terraces that can be used for large dinners and other events. Acapulco International Center, strategically located in the heart of the hotel zone of Acapulco, can serve up to 15,000 people. One of the rooms has a column-free area of 6.320 meters square. It also has two multi-purpose rooms with an area of 5,000 meter each one, an outdoor theater with a capacity of 2,000 people, an indoor theater with capacity for 1,200 people and gardens and terraces that can be used for large dinners and other events. The Forum Entertainment Center, features leading-edge technology,

specially designed acoustics, 4,000 seats and it presents world-class shows. The Congress, Convention and Event Center, acknowledged as Mexico’s convention and exhibition center with the largest column-free area and featuring the most modern equipment and technology in Latin America. It has an area of over 22,000 square meters for fairs, exhibitions, conferences, seminars and all kinds of meetings. The complex has a spectacular hotel, a promenade and a spa. Additionally, there are several hotels that have the facilities and infrastructure for conventions, trade shows and events.

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El La Concordia Ceja Blanca Tepecoacuilco de Trujano Las Parotas Amuco de la Reforma L. CÁRDENAS Cuetlajuchitán 190 Morelita El Gallo Benito El Municipio Pololcingo La Iguana R. San Lorenzo MEX Niño Chilacachapa Juárez 51 Tulatengo Tepozonalquillo Los Sauces San Miguel de Changata Las Fraguas Pantla del Zapotal Tierra Tecolutla Las Cruces La Mastranza San José Poliutla Sto. las Palmas R. Catana Chamacua de Michilena El Tlajocotla Colorada Xochimilco Monte Grande Tlapehuala Álvaro Guadalupe Placeres del Oro El Agua Fría Aguacate R. Xonacatla Rincón de la Cocina Xoyacuautla Cantón Obregón Zacacoyuca Atlapa km Barranca de San Diego El Cigarrillo de Guerrero San Juan Mina San Bartolo El Cocula Mitepec Villa Nicolás Bravo El Aviluz Xochipala Tianquizolco Balsas Tarétaro El Nanche Amacuahuitl San Miguelito Santa Teresa Acayahualco Paso Morelos Cruz de Palma San Jerónimo El Grande 15 El Escondido Lagunillas C. LA VÍBORA 1320 m Río El Espinal El Machito El Puente de Río San Juan Texahualco Platanillo Santa Ana Atlixtac Santa Cruz Zacango El Pinzán Río El Platanar Río Las Anonitas Hidalgo de las Flores Nanche Tuzantlán San Mateo Las Juntas Tlanipatián de las Limas Apetlanca Los Dulce 36 P San Cristóbal San Pablo Oriente Oxtotitlán San Francisco Apipilulco Cacahuananche Santa Cruz Pinzán Morado Cha San Antonio de Guayatenco Lagunita GRO los Libres El Remance Potrero Grande Fre m R. Las Tunas 1 acu Santa San Marcos Balsas Villa Hidalgo Sasamulco El Naranjo snos Rosa de Lima Mayanalán Xilocintla Apanguito Ahuaxotitla cuilco El Águila Los Pantanos Ajuchitlán del Progreso San Miguel Valle Luz Comalá Benítez MEX R. coa Grandes Cuetzala de la Reforma Savias 134 Santa Fe Las Palmitas Totolapan El Terrero Apaxtla de Tecuexcontitlán Coacán La Cofradía Cristobal El Manchón El Huicumo San La Comunidad Vista Hermosa Castrejón Cuetzala del Progreso Tepe Aquila La Palma Colmeneros R. Agua Escondida Cuetzala SIERRA La Huerta Río Atoyac Zetina San Antonio de la Gavia San Fco. Los Guajes Tecomatlán La Estancia La Laja lán R. Tetelilla El Naranjillo Barranca Honda Tequicuilco Zopilotitlán

Huertecillas R. El Ratón El Tepehuaje San Pedro y La Gavia Santo Tomás El Limón Truchas Las Garzas Tecuacuilco Atenango del Río El Cascalote

El Veladero R. Las Zihu La Comunidad Oxtotit . R R. El Pantano Corral Falso aquío La Mesa Barranca Marmolejo El Gachupín El Pitayo El Cirián Cuadrilla Los Fogones El Espíritu Santo Tlatzala Coacoyula Nueva P. Ru de Alvarez Tepetlapa Las Juntas Río ben Figueroa Santa María 30 Huaricho Coyuquilla Los Cajones Surcua de las Flores Maxela tla Zacatula Feliciano Río Nuevo Balsas Tulimán Cuatlaxtecoma Los Pochotes Ahuelicán Copalillo Papalutla San Felipe (Mpio. de Zumpango del Río) Papalu Ixcamilpa Acaxtlahuacán de Albino Zertuche MEX Guacamayas El Real Balsas Texocotla Mezquitán R. Tlanipatla Petacalco El Tamarindo Las Piñas

200 Zacapostepec Amacuzac Tepetlacingo Río Buenavista de Zapata Isla Joluta La Unión Xalitla Ahuehuepan La Palma Bahía El Chico Vallecitos de San Miguel Los Amates Tecalquillo Los Encinos Río Petacalco El Cedral Atzcala Tecolapa Linderos San Miguel San Antonio Llano Grande Boca Balsas El Atracadero La Desviación de la Unión P. El Caracol Balsas Ameyaltepec San Miguel Tecuixiapan del Sur Comitlipa Cacalutla Los Huajes Cuates Trojas Xihuitlipa to Jilotepec El Zapote Paso del Aguacate Valerio (Mpio. de Xochihuehuetlán) El Roble La Piedra La Herradura Pericotepec Oxtutla (Mpio. de Xochihuehuetlán) Las San Marcos San Miguel Vista Hermosa Trujano Iyocingo Río Chutla PUENTE MEZCALA La Culebra El Carrizal Chiqui Xixila

El Banco Vallecito Zaragoza Río Analco (SOLIDARIDAD)

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El Tibor El San Nicolás del Oro C Tepetlacingo Xochihuehuetlán

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La Cruz de Otate San Isidro Las Parotas Los La Saladita La Ciénega Puerto del Perico R. Punta Los Órganos Coyol La Iguana La Soledad de La Ciudad R. Z O P I L O T E Piedra Concha Herre Tla Tehuaxtitlán la Palma R. Carrizalillo

A LÁZARO CÁRDENAS 41KM CÁRDENAS LÁZARO A Balcón MEX El Capirillo Otatlán PUENTE p El Camotal R. CASA Ocotitlán a Zoyatitlanapa Boca de Lagunillas 134 El Cristal to VERDE Amatlicha neco Majahua El Paso El Sereno Barranca de ros San Pedro qui Xochipala XOCHIPALA de la Colonia San José Los Lirios Río Punta El Corral El Patacual pe

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PUENTE la Santa Cruz MEX Petlacala pa go Coaxocatla PUENTE El Camalote Hacienda AGUSTÍN LORENZO Huitziltepec 93 BUENAVISTA Pantla R. SIERRA Apango El Tremendo Cualac GA Zapotitlán Lagunas Barrio La Salitrera El Ocote San Felipe de las Tejas EL PLATEADO Río Agua Zarca Chiaucingo ON Nuevo Tigra Camalote San Bartolomé Tlaquiltepec R. MEX L Cuatro Cruces 95 Ahuacuotzingo O Barrio Yextla M Viejo R. El Aguacate El Puente Tlalquetzala El Papayo Los Espandines Xocoyolcintla Cuatlaco Isla Grande Murga El Higueral Rancho Arroyo Puerto Trazado El Platanal A AL A Nuevo Frío Río Lindavista Zitlala Pta. Ixtapa Coacoyul idad La Piedra Corrales Ixtapa La Trinidad Trin Los Fresnos de Alpoyeca R. La SIERRA EL CONEJO Te Campo Chichihualco Acatlán Santiago Tamazola La Horqueta Puerto Rico . R huehu de Aviación BARRANC San Miguelito Santa Cruz Llanos de la Puerta Los Atlixtac Zumpango del Río Petatlán La Ola ZIHUATANEJO Banco Nuevo El Mameycito Filo de Caballos Atliaca GRO Punta San Esteban Río 3 GRO El Zarco Var etla PolixtepecPARQUE NATURAL Tlatzasla El Cordón Grande 8 Pantitlán Ixcateopan Tecoyame de Guadalupe Pta. Garrobo Los Almendros ales Jalapa Colonia Juárez Tecomazúchitl Xulchichio X Los Bajos de Balzamar Sur Iyotla Río Bahía El Potosí Las Fundiciones Carrizal de Bravo Tecu Los Llanitos MEX CHILAPA DE ÁLVAREZ Playa Blanca DE GUERRERO El Huixteco 93 isma El Mameyal lixta Los Planes R. Las Amojileca Tixtla de PARQUE NATURAL GRAL. R. Tla lla La Soledad de los Enanos Río Frío Los Bajitos El Frío C. CACHO DE ORO GRUTAS Petatlán pa qui San Jerónimo Las Margaritas ACATLACA Guerrero JUAN N. ÁLVAREZ Trigomila Tlalixtaquilla MEX Toro Muerto HUITECO P. L. Tixtla Barra de Potosí 200 Omiltemi El Molino Atlixtac Culebras Las Joyitas CHILPANCINGO Ayotzinapa Acazacatla Soledad Petatlán El Limón Morros El Potosí L. El Potosí Los Pantanos La Laguna Xocomanatlán Ahuehueijtic Tlatlauquitepec

El Tigre de Maciel El Porvenir Luís Pueblo Viejo Cruz de Ocote DE LOS BRAVO La Guitarra R. Isotepec Ximixtlán TLAPA DE COMONFORT Pta. La Cacanicua San R. Ixtemalco El Potosí Las Peñas Río Chiquito La Molanga Río Las Río Santa Cruz A R. El Carrizal Puerto de la Gallina Tlacuxtla Esmir La Florida Tru El Platanillo San Vicente eco Valentín El Aguaje Puerto de la Galera Texcalco Uno chas Las Igu . Placitas La Guitarra Chautipán Coapango R El Duraznal Rancho Nuevo Los Ciruelos Parotal Petaquillas Tlapan La Sombra Tierra Los Resumideros alita

El Jilguero PUENTE Mochitlán Cuyuxtlahuac . Puerto de Gallo Colorada Tlalixtatipán R Estero Valentín Barrio Nuevo Puerto de la Vela PETAQUILLAS Coatomatitlán Xalpatlahuac Los Bajos La Isla El Calvario Copanatoyac Juluchuca Los Pitales Piedras Grandes C. IGUALITA Palo Blanco Alcozauca Las Salinas La Lajita Chacualcingo Igualita de Guerrero El Aguacatoso Agua Fría Jaleaca de Catalán Alpoyecancingo Loma Bonita Río Mazatlán GRUTAS DE JU

lla Los Pitos El Molote Juxtlahuaca XTLAHUACA Zapotitlán Sta. Cruz La Calera Herrera El Fresno Chacotla Almolonga Coy

de Santa Lucía Arroyo Verde PARQUE NATURAL GRUTAS DE Huitzapula Cahuatache

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El Mirador Potrero Grande Obispo Coltotlipla A S Arroyo Seco Santa Bárbara lco Jilotepec Coyuquilla Norte El Edén R. El R. Ocuapa

Santa Rosa El Guayabo Atoyac Intzcuinatoyac L. El Tular Quin Ixcuinatoyac Coyuquilla Puente del Rey Los Planes yehua TÚNEL Acahuizotla Río Teocuitlapa La Ordeña GRUTAS T R I Q UI -- M I X TA E C A

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Río SIERRA ALQUITRÁN Azin ce Papanoa La Pintada Tejocote Lomazoyatl El Cacao Puente Grande Coacoyulillo Los Valles S I E R R A D E L S U Lugardo El Paraíso Río de Hidalgo R Río La Siberia Río Las Mesas Coyuca Corinto La Hacienda Apetla Atlamajalcingo Zoyatlán de Juárez Cayaquito La Cañada Tres Pasos del Monte Isla Las Ánimas Río Verde Tlahuizapa

La Martha La Soledad R La Compuertas San Luis de El Guayabillo Coatán San Vicente de Benitez P. Islas nca Parada Puerto Escondido El Verde R. Río Cocuilotlazala la Loma Las Parotas El Porvenir Grande Bahía Papanoa El Trapiche San Luis Los Valles San Cristóbal Papagayo San Pedro D E G U E R R E R O Limon San Vicente de Jesús Rincón de la Vía Cuatzoquitenco Puerto Vicente Guerrero Llanos de Navarrete Potrero de Carlos San Miguel Alacatlatzala Los Cerritos Buenavista Las Barrancas Pusumiche (Puerto Escondido) de Juárez La Caña Santiago de la Unión San Francisco del Tibor SIERRA EL CAMOTAL Tlacoapa Miguel Río Azul Malinaltepec Vuelta del Barco San Cachoapa Rio Acatepec Playa San Luis Parada Navarrete Los Llanos de Cintalapa La Remonta Grande R. El Ocotito Buena FRESNO Huexoapa San Isidro R. La Jaiba MEX El Limón Santa María El Coapinolar Julián Blanco Vista 200 Los Llanos de Cucuyachi Barrio Nvo. Mixtecapa El Viento Ramos Las Parotas El Ticul Santa Rosa (Mpio. de San Luís Acatlán) Estero La Barra Guamilito Ojo de Agua Santiago El Barro San Miguel Cuajilote Tecpan de Galeana Las Juntas Monte Alegre Los Tarros Atoyac de Álvarez Tepetixtla L. N Nuxco Reforma Rodesia Cerro Prieto Las Compuertas Río Verde alinaltepec uxco Agua Blanca de los Blancos PUENTE M El Carrizal PAPAGAYO El Quemado Yerbasantita R. La Soledad Ojo de Agua Metlatonoc Playa Tenexpa El Patio La Zuzuca Colonia del Río Tecpan Corral Falso L. El Plan El Llano Río El Guanabano Santa Cruz PUENTE La Zarca Arroyo Grande SIERRA SAN MIGUEL OMITLÁN La Vinata Tetitlán El Jovero Tierra Colorada n Llano del Huertecillas tlá Escalerilla de Zapata Ta El Acholoa Poza Honda Río Omi m eaco San Miguel del Progreso Amate San Jerónimo de Juárez Las Mariquitas MEX Río Verde PUENTE Las Salinas El Guamúchil 95 Río Mixic CUAJILOTE El Ranchito Boca Chica La Lobera TÚNEL Atoyac Nexpa Arenal Cacalutla Los Nopales R. HIDROELÉCTRICA Omitlán Coyuca R. El Playón Las Tunas de Álvarez El Cerrito Atoyaquillo Venta Velero Río Grande apa Santa Fe Cuauhtémoc El Terrero Pueblo Viejo Potrerillos Xaltianguis Agua del Perro Vieja Río Llano Real Hacienda de Cabañas Las Lomitas Acalmani R. Zacualpan Paso Real Encinos Prietos La Providencia Paraíso Perdido Rancho Alegre Piedra Imán La Palma El Rincón Piedra Cayaco Los Onofre Llano Real Pta. El Avillo San José Tasajeras El Cuarenta y Cinco Los Tepetates San Martín 9 El Mogollón Carrera Larga San Martín El Cuarenta y Dos Parada El Papayo Tixtlancingo Altos del Camarón Colotepec Iliatenco Magueyes Laguna Mitla La Hamaca Agua Zarca Ocotillo El Cuarenta Apatlaco Aguas Blancas Colonia El Treinta y Cuatro Chacalapa de Bravo El Guayabo San Juan del Río Dos Arroyos Guerrero Pénjamo Coyuca El Tamarindo Chixtlahuaca Isla El Zapote PUENTE ALFREDO Río Papagayo Lagunilla Santa Cruz Pajaritos Zapotillo de Benítez La Lima MENDIZABAL Texca San Salvador Cruz Quemada O Isla Tejón 7 Lázaro Cárdenas El Pelillo R. El Río Quetzala Costa de Mitla Cahuatitán Treinta Yetla Sábana Sabanillas Buenavista Río San Pedro L. Mitla MEX El Salto Valle del Río La El Cortijo San José Tlaxcalixtlahuaca R. Boca de Mitla Espinalillo 200 Tecoanapa San Nicolás A. Coquillos Camarón Vista Hermosa 8 Las Lomas Brasilia Paso Texca Lomas de San Juan Grande R. El Pericón Los Saucitos El Carrizal El Baradero El Bordonal Las Cruces Ayutla de Potrerillo Bajos del Ejido El Veintiuno del Rincón La Estación La MontosaL. Coyuca Ejido Viejo Loma del Aire los Libres Llano Grande pa Barra de Coyuca Los El Conchero Río Nex

Mogotes El Aguacate Los Planos Río Grande San Isidro

. R Verde PUENTE Luces en el Mar PARQUE NACIONAL R. Guayabos La Soledad COYUCA I Apanguaque Río c R. La Conco Barra de Coyuca EL VELADERO Zapata La Venta Cacahuatepec Iliatenco TERMOELÉCTRICA Los Playones de San Isidro Tepanaco SUBSECTOR CARRETERO Pie de la Cuesta R. El Carabali La Concepción Anáhuac rdia Horcasitas FEDERALES Río Paso de San Isidro Parotillas Santa Elena Copala De cuota dividida De cuota no dividida Gallinero Santa Elena las R. é El Cayaco de la Villa Cruces R. Libre dividida Bahía Libre no dividida Cuca La Chiquito MEX Acapulco Río Toma Tres Palos El Bejuco Campanario Jiménez P. Revólucion Mexicana El Mesón

Pavimentada y número de carretera 15 Revestida Pta. Río Llano Papagayo R. La Unión ACAPULCOIsla Roqueta Grifo ESTATALES Largo San Pedro Las Playas Cortés San Miguel El Guineo La Azozuca San Luís Acatlán Yoloxóchitl Tlacoachistlahuaca Uno Zapote Posa Verde Ba. Pto. Marqués Las Minas Libre dividida Libre no dividida a Laguna San Antonio San Marcos R. Tlachimala A. Hondo PUE Pto. Marqués El Arenal R. Tlachimala Cuanacastitlán R. Chilillo Pta. Diamante Tres Palos MEX El Xochistlahuaca Pavimentada y número de carretera 9 Revestida Cerro de Piedra Salto Coacuyulichán La Estación 200 El Cortés Santa María Cozoyoapan OTROS CAMINOS AEROPUERTO Las Vigas Río Asunción Guadalupe INTERNACIONAL Maxmadi Victoria Pavimentada Revestida El Potrero JUAN N. ÁLVAREZ Tejoruco LOS LIRIOS Caridad El Quemado Llano de la Puerta El Coacoyul Toro Pando Nexpa Cuautepec Luís P. de Los Azoyú Igualapa Cochoapa Terracería Monte Redondo San R. Brecha n Amates cia El Bajito Cruz Grande El Coquillo Acatepec Zacualpan El Palomar Quetza Soledad PUENTE PUENTE GRIJALVA Las Playas Río rina Lomas Estan la Túnel en carretera CUOTA El Tamarindo Cata de Chapultepec Jalapa Chacalapa Tecomate MEX Santa Monte Alto A OAXACA

CASETA La 200 Pesquería Playa Larga Jalapa Caseta de cobro Puente de cuota Santo Domingo Alto de Ventura Río Medianito Perros Laguna Tecomate Ometepec o Barra Vieja Río de Agua Estero Verde Cuatro R. Amazquite Bancos Yuchinapa Huixtepec PUENTE BARRA VIEJA El Médano Las Ánimas Chautengo Río Iguana Los Tamarindos A

Río Copala Ma Charco de La Ladrillera . PIN . Tepantitlán R. El STGO A Las Lechugas Las Peñas rquelia la Puerta L. Chautengo Copala Juchitán L.El Tule San Juan Naranj L. La Huerta Huajintepec Cacahuatepec P Pico del Monte Sta. Rosa Barra Chautengo L. Grande Marquelia o Río

Estero Quetzala MEX PA NAL. 3 NAL. PA Las Salinas OTE El Draguito C 125 a Las Peñitas Estero S La Bocana Cuije alinas Mártires de Tacubaya Juan Álvarez c Punta Casa de Piedra Río Cortijos Barra de Tecoanapa

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