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The area, with a backdrop of the Sierra Madre mountains and a foreground of Pacific Ocean waters, provides a full range of activities and diversions. Scuba diving, deep-sea fishing, bay cruises to remote beaches, and golf are among the favorites. Nightlife in both towns borders on the subdued, but Ixtapa is the livelier.
Where a broad sweep of golden sand cradles the bright blue Pacific, modern luxury meets old-fashioned charm in multi-faceted Ixtapa. Ixtapa is one of the newest resorts in the country, with ultra-modern hotels and sophisticated dining and entertainment.
576km (360 miles) SW of Mexico City; 565km (353 miles) SE of Manzanillo; 253km (158 miles) NW of Acapulco
Side-by-side beach resorts, Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo share geography, but they couldn't be more different in character. Ixtapa is a model of modern infrastructure, services, and luxury hotels, while Zihuatanejo -- "Zihua," to the locals -- is the quintessential Mexican beach village. For travelers, this offers the intriguing possibility of visiting two distinct destinations in one vacation. Those looking for luxury should opt for Ixtapa (eex-tah-pah). You can easily and quickly make the 4-mile trip into Zihuatanejo for a sampling of the simple life in a pueblo by the sea. Those who prefer a more rustic retreat with real personality should settle in Zihuatanejo (see-wah-tah-neh-hoh). It's known for its long-standing community of Swiss and Italian immigrants, and its legendary beach playboys.
The area, with a backdrop of the Sierra Madre mountains and a foreground of Pacific Ocean waters, provides a full range of activities and diversions. Scuba diving, deep-sea fishing, bay cruises to remote beaches, and golf are among the favorites. Nightlife in both towns borders on subdued; Ixtapa is the livelier.
This dual destination is the choice for the traveler looking for a little of everything, from resort-style indulgence to unpretentious simplicity. These two resorts are more welcoming to couples and adults than families, with a number of places that are off-limits to children under 16 -- something of a rarity in Mexico.
Copyright © 2003 by Wiley Publishing, Inc. All rights reserved. The destination content contained within these pages is provided by Frommer's Travel Guides. While SunVacations.org relies on Frommer's Travel Guides to provide the most accurate destination information possible, it is the passenger's responsibility to verify all information. SunVacations.org does not accept any responsibility for any loss, inconvenience, or injury sustained by any person resulting from information published on this website.
Where a broad sweep of golden sand cradles the bright blue Pacific, modern luxury meets old-fashioned charm in multi-faceted Ixtapa. Ixtapa is one of the newest resorts in the country, with ultra-modern hotels and sophisticated dining and entertainment.
576km (360 miles) SW of Mexico City; 565km (353 miles) SE of Manzanillo; 253km (158 miles) NW of Acapulco
Side-by-side beach resorts, Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo share geography, but they couldn't be more different in character. Ixtapa is a model of modern infrastructure, services, and luxury hotels, while Zihuatanejo -- "Zihua," to the locals -- is the quintessential Mexican beach village. For travelers, this offers the intriguing possibility of visiting two distinct destinations in one vacation. Those looking for luxury should opt for Ixtapa (eex-tah-pah). You can easily and quickly make the 4-mile trip into Zihuatanejo for a sampling of the simple life in a pueblo by the sea. Those who prefer a more rustic retreat with real personality should settle in Zihuatanejo (see-wah-tah-neh-hoh). It's known for its long-standing community of Swiss and Italian immigrants, and its legendary beach playboys.
The area, with a backdrop of the Sierra Madre mountains and a foreground of Pacific Ocean waters, provides a full range of activities and diversions. Scuba diving, deep-sea fishing, bay cruises to remote beaches, and golf are among the favorites. Nightlife in both towns borders on subdued; Ixtapa is the livelier.
This dual destination is the choice for the traveler looking for a little of everything, from resort-style indulgence to unpretentious simplicity. These two resorts are more welcoming to couples and adults than families, with a number of places that are off-limits to children under 16 -- something of a rarity in Mexico.
Copyright © 2003 by Wiley Publishing, Inc. All rights reserved. The destination content contained within these pages is provided by Frommer's Travel Guides. While SunVacations.org relies on Frommer's Travel Guides to provide the most accurate destination information possible, it is the passenger's responsibility to verify all information. SunVacations.org does not accept any responsibility for any loss, inconvenience, or injury sustained by any person resulting from information published on this website.
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