Looking for a great spring break vacation? Not on spring break but looking for a fantastic pace for your family or couples vacation? Look no further in your vacation planning than Acapulco. Acapulco is known for perfect vacations, beautiful beaches, cliff diving, and wonderful weather.

Why Choose Acapulco for your vacation?
For the more sophisticated traveler, Acapulco will charm your with beauty and thrills!

Acapulco has world famous nightlife!
Beautiful bays
Gorgeous beaches
Cliff divers! The spectacular Quebrada, where fearless divers plunge 130 feet, and land in a 12-foot-deep cove, has been one of Mexico’s famous attractions since the 1940’s.
Acapulco, short for Acapulco de Juarez, is a town and seaport in the Guerrero State of southern Mexico, on the Pacific Ocean. Located in a setting of great natural beauty, Acapulco is sometimes called the Riviera of Mexico. It has luxury hotels, gambling casinos, and excellent beaches. Known for being a 24-hour paradise, Acapulco never rests!

The Weather in Acapulco
The climate is warm and pleasant between December and April but hot, humid, and rainy from May to November.

Everyone dresses informally in public and office areas. The rule of thumb is to pack lightweight, casual attire for leisure and semi-dressy occasions. The climate is tropical, similar to Miami or Hawaii. During the winter months, a light wrap, sweater or jacket is comfortable at night.

Entry Requirements for Vacation
Citizens of the United States and Canada are required to present a valid passport or an official, state-issued birth certificate AND photographic identification, such as a driver’s license. A tourist card (provided at the airport) must also be completed, presented upon entering Mexico, retained during one’s stay, and surrendered upon leaving the country. The tourist card is available at Mexican Consulates, travel agencies, or airline check-in counters.

Language of Acapulco
Many people in Acapulco have an understanding of the English language. Most service employees speak both English and Spanish.

Transportation
Taxis are readily available in Acapulco. Be sure to inquire about the fare to your destination before getting into the cab. You may ask at your hotel what a specific trip should cost. Tipping the driver is not expected. Public bus service is also available at an affordable rate.

Changing Money
You have several options to change your dollars into Pesos. You can usually change money at your hotel, although the rates may not be the best. Currency exchange houses have longer hours than the banks and both have good rates. Another option is to use your credit card since they usually get the best bank rates. Click here to check the current exchange rate.

Tipping
The general custom is to tip 15% on restaurants and bar bills, $2 (US) per person for bellboys, and $2 (US) per room/per night for maids.

Dining and Drinking
With so much to choose from when it comes to dining in Acapulco, you can find something to satisfy any, and every appetite. Whether you prefer the local traditional cuisine or just want pizza, Acapulco has an array of restaurants and bars to choose from. The legal drinking age in Mexico is 18 years.

About the Water
The water in Acapulco is generally safe and purified but care must still be taken to avoid Turista, which causes symptoms such as stomach discomfort. Next, although the water in the hotels is considered safe, we suggest drinking bottled water to avoid any risk.

Hotels are easy to find, click the links on the right for hotel information and booking rooms. Acapulco has great all inclusive resorts as well as beautiful hotels throughout the area. The amenities are first class, as is the service at the hotels and restaurants. Have fun on your vacation!