Things To Do

The gentle waves at Playa Boca de Iguanas are ideal for swimming, surfing, boogie boarding, and snorkeling. However, there is an undertow, so be careful. 

There are several restaurants near Boca de Iguanas that serve fresh seafood and Mexican cuisine, including Mariscos de Cisneros, Alberca and Restaurante 30 

 There is a 6-mile out-and-back trail near La Huerta, Jalisco that takes about 1 hour and 48 minutes to complete. 

Playa Tenacatita has clear snorkeling waters and a large mangrove lagoon that's good for bird-watching. 

The Sanctuary has 500 American crocodiles, the biggest population on the Jalisco coast. Young crocs are protected in a nursery. The boardwalk brings you within a few meters of crocodiles of all sizes. Last we heard, visitors are allowed to feed the Crocs here. 

La Manzanilla offers water sports including  Stand Up Paddle, boggie boarding, fishing, snorkeling the rock outcrop at the south end of the bay 

 There is a 6-mile out-and-back trail near La Huerta, Jalisco that takes about 1 hour and 48 minutes to complete. 

Chichen Itza is an ancient Maya city in Mexico that was abandoned in the 15th century. Now a UNESCO World Heritage-listed archaeological park, its intact temples, and famous stepped pyramids may be explored  

Volcan de Fuego is an active volcano. The park covers an area of 65.55 km2 and covers the upper slopes of two adjacent volcanic mountains

Enjoy a day trip to Cuzalapa, inside the Sierra de Manantlán Biosphere Reserve, to witness the production of the tastiest coffee in the region. This shade grown coffee is produced by a group of local indigenous women who have lived and worked in the Cuzalapa area over generations, and in 2001 formed a cooperative to produce and sell handicrafts, coffee and fruit based products typical of the area .

Tour the home of mask maker Alejandro Rangel and his impressive collection of pre-Columbian pottery.