Acapulco, Mexico

Posted on August 21, 2008
Filed Under Mexico vacations |

A well-known location for all the notable celebrities, Acapulco is your one great vacation. Acapulco is considered the queen of all the Mexican beach resorts and a top location not only in Mexico but in the whole world. Acapulco is a city and major sea port in the state of Guerrero on the Pacific coast of Mexico, southwest from Mexico City. It comes from the Nahuatl language that means area of big reeds. It is located on a deep, semi-circular bay. The tourist resort city of Acapulco is the grandest city in the state. This remarkable dystopia is the undisputed birthplace of Mexican tourism and everything that entails and has always been the standard by which all other beach destinations are measured. Though the jet set crowd responsible for creating Acapulco’s dynamic reputation has long since gone, all the qualities that drew them to her shores still remain. In recent years, Acapulco has been reborn and is once again back in spotlight.

Most things in Acapulco happen in one of three areas. These are the Playa Revolcadero/Diamante, Puerto Marques, and the area surrounding Acapulco Bay. These areas are found simultaneously on the drive into town from the airport. The first is the Playa Revolcadero and Diamante area. This area represents the most modern part of Acapulco and is home to several world-class resorts. The area stretches with clean white beach and an wide tropical lagoon. So if you are into those extreme activities or just simply stroll and savor the heat of the sun, then all those can be experienced in this area. Once you happened to be in the shoreline, you will really feel that Acapulco would best describe what Mexico is. The waters are calm and warm, terrific for swimming and snorkeling. The resorts welcome visitors and sipping tequila overlooking the beach at sunset will undoubtedly be one you’ll never forget with this Mexican experience. At first you’ll find it hard because language here still is Spanish and the people here are determined to maintain their tradition and culture despite the influx of tourists. Just a bit further, you will see Acapulco’s scenic bays. Though far smaller than its popular neighbor, the Puerto Marques, its own scenic wonder are still as world-class as any destinations are. The area tries to keep still quiet and tranquil environment and is also growing and developing to keep pace with the demand for luxury properties and housing. The Acapulco bay is the best of all and surely all will be amazed not only at the size, but the seemingly endless view of a thriving metropolis. Nonetheless, it remains one of the most enjoyable places near town to spend a day at the beach.

Generally, Acapulco offers a very good nightlife. The area has bay with lights on the shoreline reflecting on the calm waters. The panorama would really make you go back again to the area. Most clubs are open bar, while the smaller bar establishments are pay on tab. Usually, US Americans happens to be the one that dominates the area especially at night because most bars sign contracts with US based companies that cater the need of fellow Americcans specifically. It would be difficult to rival Acapulco’s nightlife. Baby´O which many consider as the best nightclub in Acapulco while El Classico coming from the original club located in Mexico City is very desired among the elite youth from the capital. American favored clubs, the top three are Palladium, Mandara, and Privado, all located within a mile of each other.

In recent years, within the younger crowd, Acapulco has made up some ground on Cancún as a desired spring break location. This is hardly a sleepy seaside resort; this is the bustling home for nearly two million people. And that is precisely what makes it special. Not only are there beaches and oceans, but also all of the electricity and excitement that comes with big city life. When the sun goes down and the lights come up, the queen is at her very best. If you are in Acapulco, you would really say that this is indeed Mexico.

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  1. Jaeden Crosby on August 22nd, 2008 12:24 am

    So this is christmas? Right now im in Acapulco. So to console ourselves, we hit Acapulco. I am now in Acapulco and it has been wonderful.

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