Huatulco vacations 

Located on Mexico's Pacific Coast, Huatulco features nine bays and 36 beaches across 22 miles at the base of the Sierra Madre mountains. This former fishing community has developed into a sustainable tourism destination that earned the Green Globe award for environmental management. 

The region comprises several small towns including La Crucecita, Santa Cruz, Chahue and Tangolunda, each maintaining a distinct personality while preserving the area's small-town atmosphere. Much of Huatulco sits within an ecological preserve where visitors can drink tap water and explore lush jungle landscapes. 

Natural attractions include Emerald Falls with swimming holes carved by cascading waterfalls and the cloud forest ecosystem, while cultural exploration leads visitors to Copalita Eco-Archaeological Park showcasing 2,000-year-old ruins from one of Mexico's oldest civilizations. 

These diverse landscapes support activities ranging from deep-sea fishing and river rafting to scuba diving among coral reefs and tropical fish. Beyond water sports, visitors can explore coffee plantations that once drove the local economy before tourism development. 

A Huatulco vacation package will help you to discover all of Mexico's sustainable paradise with ease. 

National language: Spanish, although English is widely spoken at resorts and in major tourist destinations.  

Currency: MXN (Mexican Pesos). We recommend you bring USD (US Dollars), which are widely accepted around the island.   

Voltage: 110V. Most Canadian devices use 120V which are compatible with 110V, but we recommend bringing an adaptor with voltage conversion for items using motors, heating or three-prong plugs.