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Acapulco
Nicknamed "The Paradise of the Americas",
Acapulco (full name: Acapulco de Juárez) is a port city on the Pacific coast of
Mexico.
As of the 2005
census,
717,766 people lived within the city limits.
Beachfront, Acapulco, Mexico Photographic Print
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Acapulco, Guerrero State, Pacific Coast, Mexico
12" X 9"
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Artist: Peter Adams.
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Man Cliff Diving, Acapulco, Mexico
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Artist: Curt Shields.
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Cliff Diver, Acapulco, Mexico
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Artist: Mick Roessler.
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Acapulco Bay and Beach, Acapulco, Mexico
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Artist: Walter Bibikow.
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Buildings at the Waterfront, Acapulco, Mexico
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Artist: Panoramic Images.
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Acapulco One
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Artist: Rex Ray.
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By Shane Christensen
Frommers
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Frommer's Portable Acapulco, Ixtapa & Zihuatanejo 6th Edition See the very best of Acapulco, Ixtapa & Zihuatanejo On a pristine beach in Acapulco or at the Pyramids of Xochicalco, our expert authors guide you to the best of Pacific Mexico. Detailed maps throughout Exact prices, directions, opening hours,and other practical information Candid reviews of hotels and restaurants,plus sights, shopping, and nightlife Insider tips from local expert authors |
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By Marc Rigole
Ulysses Travel Guides
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This Ulysses Guide presents Acapulco, a world-class resort and large Mexican city with plenty to offer. Accommodations for all budgets, myriad Mexican and international restaurants, an electrifying nightlife, a typical mercado in the middle of the old city, boutiques for all tastes, outdoor activities and, of course, an exotic bay washed by the enticing waves of the Pacific Ocean. This guide also contains an extensive list of restaurants and hotels, thorough descriptions of all the attractions, star-rated so you can spot the must-sees at a glance, more than 15 maps to help plan your itinerary as well as the best places to go at night, from lively discos to tropical nightclubs and gay bars. |
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By Bruce Whipperman
Avalon Travel Publishing
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With his name on guides to Oaxaca, Puerto Vallarta, Guadalajara, and Pacific Mexico, Bruce Whipperman is a verifiable Mexico expert. His latest offering on the resort trio of Acapulco, Ixtapa, and Zihuatanejo allows travelers to experience everything from relaxing on pristine, palm-shaded beaches to dancing until dawn at local discotheques. Whipperman includes unique travel strategies, including a section of “Festival and Events,” perfect for the seasonal traveler, and “Handicraft Country,” where the handicraft market boasts reed baskets, tiger-masked figurines, pine furniture, and pottery. Complete with information on cliff-diver shows and the best scuba diving locations, Moon Acapulco, Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo gives travelers the tools they need to create a more personal and memorable experience. |
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By By IgoUgo Members
IgoUgo
Released: 2005-07-01
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You might think of Acapulco as that tacky land of George Hamilton-style tans where the party never stops. And you'd be right. Since the 1950s, people feeling hot-hot-hot have come to Acapulco to frolic in the sand and surf among the rich and famous. But being the first Mexican resort gives Acapulco a right to certain grand claims, blessing the world as it has with such clever inventions as the swimming-pool bar and the tequila popper. Not so long ago, Acapulco's tourism was on the wane, but now the city has reawakened. Its hotels have been spruced up, and the city has undergone a much-needed deep cleaning. Now, it enjoys a kind of retro-chic that's the envy of less venerable vacation spots.IgoUgo Travel Report: Acapulco is not your average travel guide. Every piece of advice found in these pages comes from regular travelers and locals-not paid professionals or PR people-which means pure, unfiltered opinions on what to see (and what to avoid) during your trip. You'll find first-hand details on attractions and day trips, along with restaurant, nightlife, and activity recommendations in all price ranges and for all interests. You'll also see our contributors' original photographs and insider tips on every page-no other travel guide can say that. IgoUgo contributors hail from all over the globe and travel just about everywhere in between. These avid travelers share their adventures and snapshots in online journals at IgoUgo.com, the world's premier web-based travel community. Our 350,000+ members have written over 300,000 journal entries covering more than 4,000 destinations. IgoUgo's emphasis on personal, real-life travel experiences has garnered a Webby Award for "Top Travel Website" as well as accolades from Yahoo! Internet Life, which voted it "Best Travel Community." |
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By Fodor's
Fodor's
Released: 1998-10-27
Paperback (108 pages)
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Including Taxco, Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo
The best of Acapulco -- with all the essentials
- Sunset cruises, bustling markets, amusement parks, and the colonial treasure city of Taxco
- The best beaches and where to golf, fish, and play tennis
- The most affordable tailors, plus silversmith shops, art galleries, and designer boutiques
- Legendary nightspots and dance clubs
- The inside story on Acapulco's intrepid cliff divers
Where to stay and eat, no matter what your budget
- Extravagant mega-resorts, secluded hillside villas, all-inclusive paradors, and 1950s landmark hotels
- Candlelit restaurants with Acapulco Bay views
- Theme restaurants, health-food chains, and cozy bistros
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By Marita Adair
Frommer
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Called the "Triangle of the Sun", the resorts of Acapulco, Ixtapa and Taxco attract increasing numbers of visitors each year. This guide aims to assist those independent travellers who wish to discover both modern-day and ancient Mexico. |
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By George McDonald
Hungry Minds Inc,U.S.
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Fodor's Travel Publications, Inc.
Released: 1987-11-12
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