Zihuatanejo, México.
A breathtaking coastal escape for families, couples, and friends
Tucked along Mexico’s Pacific Coast, Zihuatanejo is a hidden treasure that blends the charm of a small, authentic town with the luxury and privacy of a world-class destination. With its tranquil atmosphere, stunning natural surroundings, and welcoming local culture, Zihuatanejo is the perfect getaway—whether you’re looking to relax with family, reconnect as a couple, or make unforgettable memories with friends.
Framed by lush hills and the calm waters of a picturesque bay, Zihuatanejo offers a variety of beautiful beaches such as Playa La Ropa and Playa Las Gatas. Here, you can swim, snorkel, paddleboard, or simply unwind on the warm sand while taking in incredible sunsets. The peaceful setting makes it ideal for both romantic escapes and family-friendly fun.
The town itself invites you to explore its cobblestone streets, colorful markets, art galleries, and local cafés. Enjoy freshly caught seafood in beachfront restaurants or charter a private boat for a day of deep-sea fishing or sailing. Just a short drive away, the nearby resort area of Ixtapa offers golf courses, marinas, and additional dining and entertainment options.
Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or just need a change of pace, Zihuatanejo offers the perfect mix of relaxation, adventure, and understated luxury—all in an intimate and unforgettable setting.
Washington Post.
“This once-sleepy fishing town northwest of Acapulco has held tight to its authentic roots as it grows into a lively city of artisan shops and galleries, sophisticated eateries, five-star hotels and bountiful live entertainment.”
Condé Nast traveller.
“While other Mexican surf towns have lost their rhythm, Zihuatanejo – a once-swinging spot on the Pacific Coast – is getting its groove back but still holding on to its wave-chasing soul”
The New York Times.
This laid-back beach town — neighbor of Ixtapa, the resort destination on the Pacific Coast — and communities around it have spawned grass-roots environmental projects that travelers can support. The conservation nonprofit Whales of Guerrero has helped train fishermen as whale-watching guides, and Campamento Tortuguero Ayotlcalli offers opportunities to join turtle nest patrols and release hatchlings
Lonely Planet.
The beauty of Zihua, as most people call it, is found in the warm waters along its four beaches, in the restaurants in town and on the boardwalk. It’s in these places that tourists and locals mingle, because Zihua isn’t like other coastal Mexican destinations where the two are separated – here, they connect.
