Zihuatanejo

Nestled along Mexico’s Pacific coast, Zihuatanejo is a destination where authentic charm meets understated luxury. Once a quiet fishing village, it has gracefully evolved into one of the country’s most coveted coastal retreats, while preserving its warm spirit, rich culture, and relaxed pace of life.

Golden beaches, crystal-clear waters, breathtaking sunsets, and lush tropical landscapes create a setting of extraordinary natural beauty. Here, days unfold effortlessly—whether sailing across the bay, enjoying world-class cuisine, exploring local art and traditions, or simply listening to the rhythm of the ocean.

Unlike crowded resort destinations, Zihuatanejo offers something increasingly rare: privacy, authenticity, and a genuine connection to nature. It is a place where luxury is defined not only by exceptional homes and amenities, but by the freedom to slow down, reconnect, and experience the Pacific at its finest

Vista aérea de una playa con arena clara, rodeada de palmeras y casas, con colinas verdes al fondo y un cielo despejado.
Mujeres vestidas de blanco en un teatro al aire libre durante el atardecer, con vista a un río y colinas con viviendas.
Playa de arena con palmeras, casas y montañas al fondo, cielo despejado con algunas nubes.
Vista de una playa tropical con palmeras, cabañas de paja y el mar en primer plano.

Lonely Planet.

The beauty of Zihua, as most people call it, is found in the warm waters along its four beaches, in the restaurants in town and on the boardwalk. It’s in these places that tourists and locals mingle, because Zihua isn’t like other coastal Mexican destinations where the two are separated – here, they connect.

Logotipo de Corporation Lyony Planet en colores azul y negro.

what the world says.

Dibujo de un dinosaurio en color negro y blanco.

Condé Nast traveller.

“While other Mexican surf towns have lost their rhythm, Zihuatanejo – a once-swinging spot on the Pacific Coast – is getting its groove back but still holding on to its wave-chasing soul”.

Un avión de reabastecimiento en vuelo, inyectando combustible a otro avión en el aire.

Washington Post.

“This once-sleepy fishing town northwest of Acapulco has held tight to its authentic roots as it grows into a lively city of artisan shops and galleries, sophisticated eateries, five-star hotels and bountiful live entertainment.”

Símbolo de reciclaje con flechas en forma de círculo

The New York Times.

This laid-back beach town — neighbor of Ixtapa, the resort destination on the Pacific Coast — and communities around it have spawned grass-roots environmental projects that travelers can support. The conservation nonprofit Whales of Guerrero has helped train fishermen as whale-watching guides, and Campamento Tortuguero Ayotlcalli offers opportunities to join turtle nest patrols and release hatchlings.