About the Bays of Huatulco
Huatulco is located in the southern part of the state of Oaxaca, between the Mexican Pacific Ocean and the Sierra Mixteca mountains, giving it a breathtaking landscape. It is an unusual development, spanning 35 kilometers of coastline and nestled between the Coyula and Copalita rivers.
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Bays of Huatulco
Over time, Huatulco has become one of the most popular tourist destinations for national and international visitors. Its beauty lies in its harmony with nature, its cleanliness, and its residents' commitment to caring for natural resources and minimizing environmental impact. Thanks to this, Huatulco has obtained the Green Globe certification, an international award for sustainable tourism with widespread worldwide acclaim.
You won't find tall buildings here, as the maximum permitted height is four stories. The architectural image is carefully curated and always in keeping with the local colonial style. The colors are warm and soft, blending with the blue of the sky and sea. Bahías de Huatulco is a small community with just five traffic lights at its main intersections, giving an idea of the tranquility of its avenues, which feature beautiful, well-kept gardens.
Within each traveler's stay, two very important things are perceived: the warmth and charisma with which Huatulqueños welcome visitors, the result of an upbringing that expresses their culture, creating a warm impression. Second, the safety of Huatulco is unmatched anywhere in Mexico. Visitors appreciate the tranquility of walking its streets, leaving fond memories and wanting to return after experiencing this beautiful paradise.
