Acapulco

Acapulco

Mexico

Introduction to Port

Acapulco stands out among official_port calls on Mexico's Pacific coast thanks to its dramatic natural setting—a deep semi-circular bay that cradles white-sand coves and turquoise waters—creating a sense of arrival that feels like a private resort. Unlike many ports, Acapulco blends a storied Hollywood glow with authentic coastal experiences: from the thrills of La Quebrada cliff divers to serene boat rides to Isla de La Roqueta, where snorkeling and calm coves invite exploration and relaxation. Signature experiences include panoramic bay cruises at sunset, beachfront dining with regional flavors, and guided excursions to Fort San Diego and hillside viewpoints that reveal the city’s colorful sprawl. The destination offers a rich mix of culture, history, and natural beauty, appealing to beach lovers, shoppers, and adventure seekers alike. The port's modern terminals and deep, well-protected harbor allow ships of various sizes to dock with efficiency, delivering guests quickly to the sand and spray of Acapulco’s iconic shoreline. Fleet features associated with calls to Acapulco often include expanded outdoor decks for sun and sea access, flexible tender operations when needed, and integrated shore-excursion options that streamline to-and-from the ship. Onboard services reflect the region’s hospitality: refined dining that highlights fresh seafood and regional specialties, rejuvenating spa and wellness options after a day in the sun, vibrant live entertainment and Latin rhythms, and seamless booking of local adventures so guests can dive straight into Acapulco’s signature experiences.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Stunning Pacific scenery
Sandy beaches, blue waters, and a dramatic semi-circular bay.
Hollywood glamour history
Famous stars visited Acapulco during Hollywood's Golden Age.
Cultural gateway to Mexico
Vibrant cuisine, markets, and waterfront experiences.
Accessible Pacific seaport
Major official port with Pacific access.