LOCAL AREA

Bahías de Huatulco is located in the Mexican Pacific surrounded by 9 bays: San Agustín, Chahacual, Maguey, El Organo, Santa Cruz, Chahué, Tangolunda, Conejos y Cacaluta and 36 beaches of golden sand and crystal clear waters. adventure tourism. Its climate is warm semi humid, with average temperature of 32 centigrade dregree and almost every day are sunny. On the bays tour you can watch, swim and eat on different bays. This a nice tour for who want sails the coast of Huatulco

La Crucecita is downtown of Bahías de Huatulco, where you can visit the park, the church of Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe that holds the biggest mural with a world record of the Virgin of Guadalupe. You can also visit local shops with Oaxacan products and souvenirs. Or taste your meals in restaurants of mexican style cousine, and international food highlighting the Italian and Argentine cousine.

Huatulco National Park is a Natural Protected Area where there lives diverse species of marine and terrestrial flora and fauna, where you can do ecotourism activities such as bird watching, mountain biking, hiking, all must be accompanied by authorized guides.

Each first and third Saturday of the month you can visit the Organic Market of Huatulco where you can find fruits, vegetables, seeds, chocolate, mezcal, flowers, and some foods free of preservatives and pesticides. Also you can enjoy an artistic samples such as music, art, dance, photography. Or meet new people and make friends.

This ecological destination is distinction by their approach of environmental preservation. Here you can visit the Mexican Turtle Center, the Natural Cosmetics Cooperative, stroll around in the La Ventanilla lagoon and admire crocodiles in their natural habitat, or go to La Escobilla beach to observe the "arribazon" of turtles. Do not forget to visit Punta Comenta and enjoy amazing sunrises or sunsets. As well as attending the International Jazz Festival in November.

The center is located nearby to what used to be the Mazunte region’s turtle slaughterhouse, making reuse of the area in a constructive manner. The main exhibition contains 13 aquariums showcasing sea turtles through various stages of their development, and other aquariums feature the six freshwater species and two land-based species. There is also a botanical garden on site featuring local cacti. Center also has a multi-purpose room and a cafeteria and gift shop.

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