Things to do in Guerrero
The unmissables
Acapulco Bay: Paddle Board Tour & Wildlife Spotting★ 4.96 (243) · 1h
Ixtapa & Zihuatanejo: Private City Tour with Market Stops★ 4.96 (151) · 4h
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Acapulco: Cliff Divers, Diego Rivera Mural & City Tour for Cruise Guests★ 4.85 (149) · 4hUS$ 61View ›
Ixtapa & Zihuatanejo: Baby Sea Turtle Release Tour Juluchuca★ 4.93 (140) · 3h 30mUS$ 66View ›
Acapulco City Tour: Murals, Cliff Divers & Souvenirs★ 4.98 (137) · 4h 30mUS$ 78View ›
Acapulco: Cliff Divers Show, Diego Rivera Mural & Mexican Lunch★ 4.94 (119) · 4h–6hUS$ 97View ›
Xihuacan Archaeological Site: Guided Tour & Local Lunch★ 4.83 (118) · 4hUS$ 95View ›
Zihuatanejo: Las Gatas Kayaking & Snorkeling with Lunch★ 4.88 (113) · 5hUS$ 101View ›
Acapulco: El Morro Kayak Tour & Cave Exploration★ 4.91 (107) · 1h 30mUS$ 27View ›Lowest price (10)
Snorkeling at Las Gatas Beach, Zihuatanejo: Jesus StatueSnorkeling at Las Gatas Beach in Zihuatanejo includes a 45-minute guided snorkel with an instructor, a 12-minute boat tour of Zihuatanejo Bay, and a walk along the Malecón waterfront with your guide explaining the fishing trade and local history. Hotel pickup and drop-off, snorkel gear and a guide in English or Spanish are included; the tour runs about 4 hours. Food and drinks are not included, though you'll have time to rest in a lounge chair and swim between activities.Is it for me?Four hours is short enough to fit snorkeling into a half-day itinerary without eating the whole morning, which leaves you free to explore the Malecón restaurants your guide recommends or head back to town for lunch on your own schedule. If you need a full-day beach day with meals included, look for an all-inclusive beach club instead.
Acapulco sightseeing tour for cruise passengers: 4 hoursA 4-hour sightseeing tour of Acapulco for cruise passengers covers La Quebrada's famous cliff divers, the Diego Rivera mosaic mural, and viewpoints across the old city, Acapulco Diamante and the Las Brisas residential district. The guide picks you up at the port and returns you before re-boarding; the group stays small and skips shopping stops entirely. A professional guide speaks English, Spanish or French.Is it for me?Book this if your ship docks for four hours or more and you want a small-group tour that covers Acapulco's landmarks—the cliff divers, old and new city, the bay, and viewpoints across north, east, and west—with port pickup and a return timed to your ship's departure.
Acapulco La Roqueta Island: Stand Up Paddle tour + fruitPaddle from Acapulco across Boca Chica channel with a local guide, learning stand up paddle basics along the way. Enjoy fresh fruit on La Roqueta Island’s beach and take home digital photos of your adventure. It’s an easygoing day full of salt air and small victories you’ll remember long after you leave Acapulco.
Acapulco Airport Transfer: Roundtrip & English-Speaking DriverYou're met at arrivals with a sign bearing your name, then driven to your Acapulco hotel in a cool, comfortable vehicle with an English-speaking driver. The return transfer is booked at the same time, so your last day isn't spent arranging a ride to the airport. No haggling, no apps, no stress — just pickup and dropoff at both ends of your trip.Is it for me?Book this if you're flying into Acapulco and want to skip the taxi negotiation and ride-share confusion — the driver is waiting with your name, the price is fixed, and both your arrival and departure are handled the same way.
Zihuatanejo: Food Tasting Walking Tour with Market & 6 DishesYou’ll wander through Zihuatanejo’s lively downtown alongside a local guide, tasting six traditional dishes—from fresh cheese at the farmers market to rich mole and hand-ground coffee. Expect laughter over mispronounced words, early-morning city sounds, and stories that stay with you long after breakfast ends.
2 Tank Boat Dives Acapulco: Roqueta Island for Certified DiversA two-tank boat dive from Acapulco around Roqueta Island, 15 minutes from the resort, with a certified guide in English, Spanish or German, all rental equipment, and a snack break between dives. Divers choose their depth and site based on certification level — the staff matches you to shallow reefs, walls, drifts or wreck dives depending on experience. Pickup from hotels along Acapulco Bay or Zone Diamante is available, or you can meet at the private deck.Is it for me?Book this if you're certified and want to dive two tanks from a boat with a guide who tailors depth and site selection to your experience level, whether you're newer or advanced.
Acapulco: La Quebrada Cliff Divers & Dinner at La PerlaYou arrive at La Perla restaurant overlooking La Quebrada, order drinks or dinner (or both), and watch the cliff divers perform from your table without fighting a crowd. The 3-course meal includes gazpacho and salmon, hotel pickup is arranged in advance, and you skip the entry lines entirely. The evening unfolds at its own pace, with multiple dives throughout the night.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see La Quebrada's cliff divers without standing in a crowd or arranging your own transport — the small group size and reserved table are what make the evening feel like something you chose, not something you endured.
Acapulco Cliff Divers at Night & Dinner at La PerlaYou're picked up from your hotel and taken to La Perla restaurant, which overlooks the cliff divers of La Quebrada. Over the course of the evening, you eat a three-course dinner and drinks while watching divers leap from 90 feet into the ocean, timed to the incoming waves. Hotel drop-off is included, so the only thing you arrange is showing up hungry.Is it for me?Book this if you want Acapulco's most famous spectacle without arranging transport or timing it yourself—the fixed evening means you show up fed and leave without negotiating a ride back to your hotel.
Acapulco: Horseback ride, Afro-Mex village & turtlesExperience Acapulco beyond the usual: ride horseback along wild beaches, visit an Afro-Mexican village with your local guide, and help release baby turtles into the Pacific. You’ll hear stories, taste salty air, and maybe laugh at yourself trying something new — moments you’ll remember long after you leave.
Ixtapa Island snorkeling tour with local food & transportYou’ll snorkel among bright fish at Coral Beach on Ixtapa Island, taste fresh seafood under a palm roof, and relax with locals after swimming clear Pacific waters. With equipment and transport included plus a friendly local guide, it’s an easygoing day trip you’ll remember long after the salt has left your skin.













