Huatulco, Mexico has a great variety of attractions.

Huatulco is an exciting place amidst the enigmatic jungle. Huatulco’s sightseeing lets visitors experience the sensation of being in direct contact with nature and its environment. They can also participate in alternative and ecological tourism in Huatulco.

Other fun activities:

• A simple walk
• Bird watching
• Mountain bike tours
• Horse back rides
• Jungle hikes
• A refreshing swim

Here is just a sampling of Huatulco, Mexico’s main attractions.

Huatulco Bay Tours

Bay tours are the top choice for visitors to Huatulco.
Bay tours offer the best of Huatulco sightseeing. Visitors can contemplate the unsurpassed beauty of Huatulco’s beaches
Visitors also swim, snorkel and enjoy watching the coral reefs. In addition, there is music, games and seafood. and bays, as well as its underwater parks. They can also admire the whimsical rock formations - the Bufadero, the Stone Face and Organo Bay.

Chahue Bay, Huatulco

Chahue Bay ("place of fertile grounds") in Huatulco has breathtaking blue waters with three beaches.
The valley of Chahue is also the location of La Crucecita.
La Crucecita is a traditional village offering hospitality and:

• A quaint main plaza and band stand
• A church
• Arts and crafts shops
• Boutiques
• Restaurants.

Huatulco Golf

Golfing in Huatulco, Mexico is an unforgettable experience. Nestled between the mountains and the sea, Tangolunda Bay has one of the best golf courses in the Mexican Pacific Coast.
Golfers enjoy 18 holes, par 72, and champion category. The spectacular Hole 13 offers incomparable views of Tangolunda Bay.

Diving off the fascinating coast of Huatulco, Mexico is excellent.

The coast itself is a combination of beaches, cliffs, islands, shelves, and coral reefs.
They are joined together to offer divers a great variety of diving locations in Huatulco.

The most recommended Huatulco locations for the snorkeler and the diving beginner are:

• The coral reefs at La Entrega Beach in Santa Cruz Bay
• The coral tables of the Cacaluta and Montosa islets
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Maguey Bay is ideal for the whole family to enjoy water sports, snorkeling and jet skiing.
The "palapa"-style restaurants in Huatulco tempt visitors with fresh traditional fish and seafood delicacies.

Deep-Sea Fishing

Deep-sea fishing in Huatulco, Mexico is rewarding. The waters of Huatulco are excellent for catching sailfish, tuna fish and gold fish. The reward equals the size of the catch.
Visitors skilled in fishing will gain Caribbean deep-sea fishing know-how from Huatulco deep-sea fishing experts.

Visitors can live the adventure of their lives in Huatulco.  Extraordinary river descents combine vegetation with the emotion of navigating the rapids.  

Huatulco visitors can also rappel with passion in Punta Celeste.

River Rafting Huatulco

River rafting in Huatulco, Mexico offers the exciting experience of going down river through the rapids.
Visitors also experience the lush beauty of the landscape on the two rivers of Huatulco.
A variety of descents is available by kayak, raft or canoe.

River rafting is one of the most intense Huatulco tours.

It combines:

• Excitement
• Water
• Overwhelming panoramic views
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Tangolunda Beach (Zapotec for "beautiful woman") has one of the most beautiful bays, with:

• Well–known Huatulco hotel properties
• Residential areas
• Expanding commercial areas
• All recreational sports
• Every kind of gastronomic experience
• One of the most complete and challenging golf courses in Mexico, with spectacular views of the bay and the sea

Santa Cruz Huatulco Bay

Santa Cruz Bay, Huatulco is the location of the origins and traditions of Huatulco.
The lovely beaches of La Entrega, Yerbabuena and Santa Cruz are located here.
Santa Cruz Bay also offers:

• Commercial areas
• Arts and crafts market
• Shopping zones
• Discotheques
• Restaurants serving typical Huatulco cuisine
• Diving shops
• Snorkeling

Santa Cruz Huatulco Bay also has a cruise ship dock and a marina, for:

• Fishing boats
• Pleasure boats
• Yachts

Huatulco restaurants reflect the traditional hospitality and flavorful cuisine of Oaxaca.
Dining in Huatulco is an experience full of surprising ingredients like:

• Mole (heavy, spicy gravy)
• Tlayudas (large stuffed corn tortillas)
• Tasajo (cured beef)
• Quesillo (string cheese)

For seafood lovers, Huatulco is the place to enjoy tasty dishes like:

• Shrimp
• Lobster
• Squid

Restaurants in Huatulco, also offer many varieties of fish, prepared in different ways:

• Garlic-seasoned
• Broiled
• Fried
• Grilled
• To your taste

Oaxaca Mexican and international specialties are available:

At a palapa restaurant by the sea

• In Tangolunda
• In Chahue
• In Santa Cruz
• In La Crucecita’s town square

Shopping in Huatulco, Mexico consists of a myriad of:

• Small shops
• Markets
• Sidewalk and beachside vendors

There is plenty to buy, but Huatulco has been described as “always changing". So are the Huatulco shops.

Regional specialty products are worth searching for. They include:

• Oaxacan embroidered blouses and dresses
• Barro negro (pottery made from dark clay found only in the Oaxaca region)

Tangolunda has a few stores in Plaza las Conchas that sell essentials (insect repellent, film, suntan lotion) as well as:

• Jewelry
• Clothing
• Souvenirs

Many of the larger hotels in Huatulco have gift shops with prices higher than at their counterparts in La Crucecita. Here are some of Huatulco, Mexico’s main shops.

La Crucecita

La Crucecita offers a better selection of goods. Its large market sells:

• Silver
• Pottery
• Souvenirs
• Clothing
• Crafts

Stores around the plaza sell merchandise similar to that of the market.

Santa Cruz Crafts Market

Just across the plaza is the Santa Cruz Crafts Market (Mercado de Artesanias). This is the place to find amazing handcrafts. Shopping in Huatulco, Mexico includes buying a variety of:

• Silver
• Souvenirs
• Pottery
• Clothing
• Other Mexican goods

El Museo de las Artesanas

El Museo de las Artesanias is where to go if there is time to shop in only one store in La Crucecita. El Museo offers an overview of Oaxacan handicrafts. Besides selling handmade items, the shop has:

• Displays describing how the items are made
• The history behind the process
• Biographies of some of the craftspeople

El Museo specializes in masks, leather, embroidered textiles and other goods made only in Oaxaca.

Huatulco Nightlife offers a variety of enjoyable options:

• Bars
• Coffee shops
• Discotheques

Some of the best Huatulco nightclubs are located in the areas of:

• Santa Cruz
• Chahue
• La Crucecita

In addition, enjoy the nightly entertainment shows at Tangolunda all inclusive resorts. One unique bar is called "La Crema" located in the La Crucesita plaza. Visitors can sprawl on sofas, curl up in comfortable chairs or dance. The music ranges from rock and reggae to salsa. There are different options for all to enjoy while you are enjoying yourself in beautiful Huatulco!