Ixtapa
The Island
This island, which is more like a small islet, can be explored by walking from one end to the other. There’s plenty to see on the island like the rock formations, giant cactus, and spectacular views. It has four beaches to visit; Cuachalalate, named after a medicinal tree in the area, is one of the most popular for swimming in its calm waters and eating fresh fish, as well as Varadero, the fishermen's shops will invite you to spend a typical day at the coast. Coral beach is exceptional for snorkeling; the rocky reef is home to a boisterous multicolored fauna, if you walk a little further you will find Sacrificio a small beach without shops, the deer and rabbits inhabitants of this island will share the road to greet you. From tranquility to adventure,enjoy a blissful day in the sun here.

The Island
GALLERY
Ixtapa Zihuatanejo
Other Beaches
Playa Principal
Also known as the fishermen's beach, this beach lies in the heart of Zihuatanejo. If you’re looking to take boat tours around the bay, catch a ride to Las Gatas, embark on a fishing excursion or rendezvous from a cruise ship
La Saladita
This beach is known for surfing, especially for longboarders. With its very long-walled left handers, you can slide for more than 500mts on a good day.
Linda Beach
Located in the northern part of Ixtapa, past Quieta Beach is this one-kilometer long beach. Here you will find a dock where you can take boats to make trips to the island of Ixtapa.
