Huatulco is an environmentally minded resort destination with an intimate, quiet ambience and unspoiled tropical beauty. It is kind of place where days are best spent basking in the sun, and nights are dedicated to mapping out dreams on the shimmering stars.

Set at the foot of the Sierra Madre del Sur Mountains on a series of nine bays, Huatulco enjoys a unique setting and ecology. Tangolunda Bay, the most impressive bay, offers the largest array of accommodations, plus golf, water sports, sopping and dinning.
The crystal-clear turquoise waters there are a swimmer´s delight, and the fishing couldn´t be better! Huatulco also boasts 36 golden sand beaches, some of which are only accessible by boat! A number of area ecological preserves have been established to help ensure Huatulco always remains a place where nature can peacefully coexist with recreational facilities. For those who want to experience the cultural side of Mexico more deeply, it´s easy to visit the nearby colonial city of Oaxaca. Known for it’s archeological.

THE BAYS OF HUATULCO:
Significance and breathtaking sunsets, it makes a very rewarding side trip.

The name of BAHIAS DE HUATULCO was given due to the nine bays that converge in 51,890 acres, equivalent to 22 miles east to west, between Copalita and Coyula Rivers. In wide, it goes from the 200 federal highways Pochutla-Salina Cruz to the coast of the Pacific Ocean, what comprises between 4 and 6 miles. Our nine bays are: CONEJOS, TANGOLUNDA, CHAHUE, SANTA CRUZ, ORGANO, MAGUEY, CACALUTA, CHACHACUAL, and SAN AGUSTIN, and between them, 32 fabulous small beaches, filled of sun and golden sand.

For a magical Mexican vacations, succumb to the many charms of the Bays of Huatulco!