Top Zihuatanejo Tours by Duration - page 2

Embark on a unique day tour of the Sierra de Guerrero, where you will discover some of the most impressive waterfalls in the region. From Zihuatanejo, we head towards the Mesas de Bravo Waterfalls, surrounded by a lush natural landscape. After enjoying this paradisiacal corner and its crystalline pools, we continue to the highest waterfall in Mesas, a quieter and more remote place, perfect for connecting with nature and relaxing. During the tour, you will have the opportunity to walk among pine and oak forests, while your guide shares local stories about the flora and fauna of the area. At the end of the tour, we will head to a small town nearby to enjoy a delicious traditional lunch before returning to Zihuatanejo. This tour is ideal for those looking for a day of nature and adventure, combining the beauty of the waterfalls with the tranquility of the Sierra de Guerrero.

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.

A two-day, one-night tour to Taxco de Alarcón from Zihuatanejo will take you to explore the charming colonial city famous for its baroque architecture and silversmithing tradition. On the first day, you will leave early from Zihuatanejo, enjoying the coastal and mountainous scenery. Upon arrival in Taxco, you will take a tour of its cobblestone streets, visiting the Church of Santa Prisca, one of the most beautiful in the country. Then, you will have free time to explore the silver market and shop for local handicrafts.

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

The monarch butterfly is famous for its migration, which is said to be one of the most fascinating phenomenons of the natural world. Witness the spectacle, which originates in southern Canada and the U.S. and ends in central Mexico, on this three-day trip from Zihuatanejo; explore the colonial towns of Pátzcuaro, Santa Clara del Cobre, and Morelia along the way.

These beaches are wide, with open sea, with good waves for surfing, restaurants and hotels, ideal for walking with pets and; extremely quiet places, if you want to relax and enjoy the sound of the sea. Beyond surfing, visitors head to the sea for eco tours and adventures. Horseback riding on the beach and hiking are available. Hop into a kayak for a trip through the Capire Estuary, where pelicans and other birds feed in the fresh waters. Stroll the beach at night looking for sea turtles emerging from the water to lay their eggs in the sand, or join a boat trip and spot turtles in a local fisherman's panga.

The archaeological site of Soledad de Maciel is a hidden gem that few travelers know about—but everyone should experience. Here you’ll explore ancient temples, ball courts, and observatories that showcase the greatness of a fascinating civilization. Every structure tells a story, every petroglyph holds a mystery, and the atmosphere connects you to an ancestral energy you won’t feel anywhere else. It’s the perfect opportunity to discover an authentic, uncrowded destination filled with living history and unforgettable moments.

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.