Acapulco Tour: Cliff Divers, Mural & Mexican Lunch
Watch cliff divers leap 134 feet, then stand before a three-dimensional Diego Rivera mosaic made of volcanic rock and seashells.
A guided tour of Acapulco's most famous landmarks with a live English or Spanish-speaking guide, including the cliff divers show, the Diego Rivera mural, the Chapel of Peace, and Hotel Flamingos. The 6-hour option includes authentic Mexican lunch at an ocean-view restaurant. The 4-hour tour covers the same sites without the meal. Children from age 4 are welcome, and pickup is included.
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Step-by-step itinerary
Discover Acapulco city highlights
- Visit Diego Rivera mosaic mural
- Enjoy 180° bay view at Chapel of Peace
- Tour Hotel Flamingo historic site
- Watch cliff divers show at scenic overlook
- Shop Mexican art, silver, and fire opal
- Have authentic Mexican lunch (6hr option)
The experience
The tour opens at the Diego Rivera mural on Dolores Olmedo's property, a three-dimensional mosaic of pre-Hispanic deities built from volcanic rocks and seashells. Rivera created it as a gift for his longtime companion in 1956, and it stands as one of his most colorful works. Nothing like a flat fresco, but a relief that catches the light. From there you move to the Chapel of Peace, perched at the top of Las Brisas with a 180-degree view of Acapulco Bay and the Pacific. The white cross marks the highest point in the city, and the view is the reason most travelers come here.
The cliff divers show happens at scenic overlooks called Sinfonía del Mar, where you step out of the vehicle and watch from a balcony above the water. The divers jump from 134 feet with no nets or ropes. It is raw and extreme. You also pass Hotel Flamingos, built on top of Acapulco's highest cliffs 450 feet above the ocean. In the 1950s through 1980s, Johnny Weissmuller and John Wayne ran it as a hideaway for Hollywood's biggest names. The bar is still known for inventing the Coco Loco drink. An optional stop at a Mexican art and silver shop lets you browse Taxco sterling silver, fire opals, and folk crafts, all at varying price ranges.
If you book the 6-hour option, lunch is included at an ocean-view restaurant. The menu runs to crispy chicken taquitos with guacamole and fried beans, chicken enchiladas in green or red sauce, and baby shark tamales, with a vegetarian option and salsas at different heat levels. Drinks at the restaurant are separate. The 4-hour tour covers all the same sites but skips the meal, so you move through the highlights without the lunch stop. Both tours run with a live guide in English or Spanish, and pickup is included.
What’s included
- A live guide in English or Spanish.
- the cliff divers show at scenic overlooks.
- visits to the Diego Rivera 3D mosaic mural, the Chapel of Peace, and Hotel Flamingos.
- an optional stop at a Mexican art and silver shop.
- authentic Mexican lunch at an ocean-view restaurant (6-hour option only).
- pickup included.
Options for this experience
2 optionsYou pick the guide language when booking.
Before you book
Prices and times updated 6 days ago
Operated by ACAPULCO FOR ALL DAY TOURS
Is this one for you?Choose the 6-hour option if you want to sit down to a full meal with bay views and have time to browse the silver and opal shops. The 4-hour tour moves through the same landmarks faster and works better if you want the highlights without a long lunch break. Both options include the cliff divers show and the Diego Rivera mural, so the choice is really about whether you want the meal and the extra time built in.
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Top questions
What languages is the tour guided in?
Live guide in English and Spanish.
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Youth (16 to 17 years); Child (10 to 15 years); Infant (4 to 9 years). Children under 4 can't be included in the booking.
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
What exactly is the cliff divers show like, and how close do I get to watch it?
The divers jump from 134 feet with no nets or ropes, and you watch from scenic overlooks called Sinfonía del Mar, where you step out of the vehicle onto a balcony above the water. There is also a closer option at the public terrace at the divers' site, which involves a 160-step descent and ascent and is often crowded with cruise ship passengers. That option costs an extra $5 donation and requires advance notice to the guide.
Is lunch included in both tour options?
Lunch is included only in the 6-hour tour. The 4-hour tour covers the same landmarks (the Diego Rivera mural, Chapel of Peace, Hotel Flamingos, and the cliff divers show), but does not include the meal. Drinks at the restaurant are separate on both options.
What is the Diego Rivera mural actually made of?
The mural is a three-dimensional mosaic built from volcanic rocks and seashells, not a painted fresco. Rivera created it in 1956 on Dolores Olmedo's property as a gift, and it features pre-Hispanic deities in relief that stand out from the flat surface. It is one of his most colorful works and one of the most famous murals in Acapulco.
What is the Chapel of Peace, and why is the view there so important?
The Chapel of Peace sits at the highest point in Acapulco, marked by a massive white cross and located at the top of Las Brisas, a gated hillside community. From the patio, you get a 180-degree view overlooking Acapulco Bay and the Pacific Ocean. It is one of the world's most beautiful bays and one of the must-see spots when you visit the city.
How long does the tour take, and what is the difference between the two options?
The 4-hour tour covers the Diego Rivera mural, Chapel of Peace, Hotel Flamingos, and the cliff divers show. The 6-hour tour includes all of those plus an authentic Mexican lunch at an ocean-view restaurant. Both tours run with a live guide in English or Spanish and include pickup.
Acapulco Tour: Cliff Divers, Mural & Mexican Lunch
4h–6h · EN · ES · at your hotel
from US$ 79 per person
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