The tropical waters of Acapulco Bay are the center of daytime activity. With several beaches to choose from, you'll enjoy swimming, snorkeling, parasailing or simply baking under the Mexican sun. The waters of Acapulco Bay are home to all types of fish.  Take a fishing charter enjoy the view from the comfort of a glass-bottomed boat.

Shopping is outstanding and a tempting array of Mexican products can be found throughout the city: silver, ceramics, glassware, leather goods, jewelry and embroidered clothing.

Acapulco’s most famous attraction, La Quebrada, began in 1934, when brave young boys would wow tourists by diving over 100 feet off steep cliffs into a narrow canal 12 feet wide by 21 feet deep. Today the performers wait for a wave and then dive 130 feet into the surf. The show may be viewed from an observation deck, or if you can enjoy the show while dining at the Plaza Las Glorias hotel.