Top Zihuatanejo Private Sightseeing Tours

Discover the archeology and culture of Mexico on this private half-day tour in Zihuatanejo. Visit the Xihuacan archeological excavation site and learn about the architecture, government, and community that once lived there. Stop at the rural community of Soledad de Maciel, known for its production of tobacco and tropical fruits.

Book this tour that takes you into the rural landscape outside Zihuatanejo where your guide will take you to spots you wouldn’t find on your own, and treat you to a traditional lunch, too. This is a private tour, so you can go at your own pace, stopping at places like Barra de Potosi Playa Achiotes to explore the coconut plantation. You can also try regional tropical fruit as you hear stories of how locals use natural resources in everyday life.

An activity for couples, family or group of friends, its versatility allows you to do it either sportive mode or recreative and relaxing.

Learn all about the ancient Mexican culture of the cuitlateca in Xihuacan and about the sacred mysticism that surrounds it on this private archaeological tour. Transport is arranged for you, so you don’t need to book it separately. Visit the Soledad de Maciel or Xihuacan Archaeological Zone to see some cultural relics. Later, enjoy an included lunch, followed by a trip to the beach.

This tour is provided by triathlonist and Officially Certified Tourista Guide plus support staff , what makes a fun and safe way to know diferents routes, points of interest unknown for most of the tourists

usefull information,of the area,to known about where are the best places and services for doing your staying more enjoyable, knowing the best shopping areas as well as the best beaches, and where to find the best restaurantes and services to be during your vacation

Discover the diversity of birds in Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo! The tour starts at the entrance of Vicente Guerrero National Park. In this part of the tour, it is possible to spot jungle birds, such as cardinals, calenders, magpies and flycatchers. For our next stop, we will take a 20-minute hike through the National Park, reaching the shore of a lagoon, where you can find lake birds: ducks, jacanas, doves and gulls, being the most common. Then we will head to the mouth of the Ixtapa River. Here, there is a great diversity of seabirds, lagoons and jungles, such as pelicans, terns, cormorants, herons, chips and woodpeckers. For our last stop, we will head to the crocodile of Playa Linda. Crocodiles and nesting birds, such as night herons, storks and spatulas, can be closely observed here. Finally, transportation will take you back to your accommodation.