Huatulco Bays, Mexico is a paradise.

It is located on the south pacific coast of Mexico in Oaxaca State.

Huatulco has nine beautiful bays of brilliant deep blue waters.

The craggy Sierra Madre del Sur forms a background for 36 Huatulco beaches.
These beaches offer a paradise sheltered from the rest of the world by 21,000 hectares (51, 892 acres) of lush vegetation. Huatulco, Mexico is full of natural scenery.

Huatulco beckons visitors to indulge in ecotourism and extreme sports-related activities.

A Huatulco vacation is full of both adventure and beautiful beaches. Visitors can stay in hotels in Huatulco and enjoy themselves in a calm and natural atmosphere.

Huatulco tourist informations

Huatulco, Mexico contains nine bays which feed into one another.
Until the early 1980's, Huatulco was an isolated fishing village. It was accessible only by a dirt path. There was no water or electricity. The terrain is formed by the rugged Sierra Madre del Sur.
The Sierra Madre del Sur borders the Pacific to create sandy coves.

La Crucecita, a spirited services village, offers:

• Bars
• Restaurants
• Budget hotels

In 1983, the first luxury hotels in Huatulco and a six-lane road network were built in Huatulco, Mexico. They were soon followed by an airport, golf course, and marina. But Huatulco is still delightfully undeveloped. At present, Huatulco has three planned bays:

• Tangolunda, the most exclusive
• Chahue, still developing
• Santa Cruz, whose amenities are centered around the marina

Huatulco, Mexico features a high-level urban infrastructure. It follows international standards of quality and environmental protection.

Huatulco also has great respect for the regional architecture and its natural surroundings.

Vacations in Huatulco allow direct contact with nature, thanks to its natural scenery.
Visitors can participate in alternative, extreme, and ecological tourism activities.