From per adult
Excursions should be booked on the premises at the Discovery desk
Ixtapa Pacific
Mexico Caribbean and American coasts
"Nature and culture" Discovery in the countryside (1/2 day)
Taste coconut milk on a plantation. Make your own Mexican bread and build a slate roof! Learn about the history of Guerrero State. A fascinating, out-of-the-ordinary excursion, in the countryside around Zihuatanejo.
Catamaran adventure at sunset (1/2 day)
Sunset cruise on a modern, luxury catamaran.
Catamaran adventure and snorkelling (1/2 day)
Recommended by our Discovery Centre.
Ride on a superb catamaran, with spinnaker (racing sail). Stop to snorkel (flippers, mask and snorkel) to admire the wonderful underwater world.
Crayfish lunch on Ixtapa Island and snorkelling (1/2 day)
Excursion recommended by our Discovery Centre.
Ixtapa Island is a stone's throw from the coast, and one of the region's most popular attractions. The excursion gives you the chance to explore underwater life, and includes a delicious crayfish lunch.
Discover Zihuatanejo / Ixtapa and shopping (1/2 day)
Visit the major tourist sites of Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo. Discover the local craftwork and do some shopping.
Meet the dolphins (1/2 day)
Recommended by the Discovery Centre.
An interactive programme designed for the whole family. The chance to communicate and swim with these fabulous creations. Caress the dolphins and learn more about them.
Mountain bike ride - ecotourism excursion (1/2 day)
After leaving the Resort by bike and getting onto the Playa Linda cycle track, you'll ride to the Aztlan ecological park, the first stage (5 kms / 3.5 miles) of this ride.
On this "eco-ride" you'll see crocodiles in the Playa Linda lagoon on the way back to the Resort (5 kms / 3.5 miles).
For information: guided tour (inclusive of bike and helmet rental).
Prehispanic excursion - Soledad de Maciel (La Chole) - (1/2 day)
This was a Mecca of Toltec civilisation over 3000 years BC. Today, the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) is restoring the site, the largest in the State of Guerrero.