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Best of Guerrero

Guerrero's highlights, from Acapulco's cliff divers and colonial forts to Pacific beaches, caves and ancient ruins.

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Fuerte de San Diego

This historic star fort in Acapulco, formerly known as the Fort of San Carlos, now houses a museum.

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Cliff Divers

Arturo de Albornoz from México D.F.,… / cc-by-sa-2.0

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La Quebrada

A famous Acapulco viewpoint celebrated for its dramatic cliffside coastal views.

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Roqueta Island

A picturesque island located just a short boat ride away, offering prime spots for swimming and diving.

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Puerto Marques Bay

A scenic coastal bay that offers diverse water activities alongside great local restaurants.

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Teopantecuanitlan

An archaeological site in Guerrero that preserves evidence of an unexpectedly early development of complex society.

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Grutas de Cacahuamilpa National Park

A national park in Guerrero centered around the expansive Grutas de Cacahuamilpa caverns.

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Santa Prisca Church

A historic colonial monument and Catholic church located in Taxco, dedicated to Santa Prisca and San Sebastián.

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Troncones Beach

A quiet and relatively undeveloped coastal village located about 20 miles northwest of Zihuatanejo.

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Condesa Beach

A lively Acapulco beach featuring ocean access and a wide selection of water sports.

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Chapel of Peace

An open-air chapel in Acapulco characterized by modern architecture, wide viewpoints, and a tranquil atmosphere.

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Las Pozas Azules

A natural site featuring sculpted rock pools filled with translucent water.

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Palma Sola Archaeological Site

An archaeological site hidden in the forest near Acapulco, home to petroglyphs that are more than 2,000 years old.

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Diego Rivera Mosaic Mural

One of Diego Rivera's final artworks, this Acapulco mosaic mural depicts Quetzalcoatl using seashells and other materials.