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Out and About in Acapulco

When travelers visit Acapulco, they love to take in the area's history and some sun at the same time. El Fuerte de San Diego, for example, is one of the area's oldest settlements and offers plenty of architecture and interest while also allowing visitors to take a walk in the sun. For those who want to take a walk on the wild side, La Quebrada is the way to go. The area offers dizzying cliffs and a selection of world-class cliff jumpers who put on a show for interested tourists. If that's not your style, head to the Mural Diego Rivera to take in some of the world's best street art before it's time to grab a bite to eat.

Eating and Drinking in Acapulco

When your belly starts to grumble, head to Punta Diamante. Near many Acapulco hotels, Punta Diamante is a beachfront neighborhood that offers delicious street food, plenty of fun bars, a wide selection of beaches, and a few of the best Acapulco resorts. Those lucky enough to be staying in one of the many Barra Vieja hotels will be able to step out their door and find great, cheap street food or upscale fare, although the same can be said about most hotels in Acapulco. No matter where you find yourself, be sure to try the pescado a la talla. This spicy, grilled fish dish is a favorite among visitors.

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