• Fully guided tour covers all the important landmarks of Acapulco
• Cruise through Costera Miguel Alemàn Boulevard
• Visit Fort of San Diego Museum, Los Flamingos Hotel & Chapel of Peace
• See the Princess Hotel and Revolcadero Beach
• Journey through Mangrove
• Ends with a show of cliff divers at La Quebrada

 Acapulco will captivate you with its rich culture, exquisite art and crafts, delectable cuisine and wonderful people. On this tour, learn all about this amazing culture, both past and present. This magnificent tour covers all the important landmarks of Acapulco. Expert guides lead the way and provide many interesting facts, as the tour cruises through Costera Miguel Alemàn Boulevard.

 The history of Acapulco comes alive as the tour progresses through sites such as:

• Fort of San Diego Historical Museum -- Through its 15 exhibition rooms or halls, the museum tries to show the most relevant moments in Acapulco's history and the important role the fortress has played in the local dwellers lives.

• Hotel Los Flamingos -- A favorite hotel of many Hollywood stars, such as John Wayne & Johnny Weissmuller to name a few. In the 1950s Johnny "Tarzan" Weissmuller and a bunch of his Hollywood cronies bought Los Flamingos, a shocking pink 45-room shangrila atop a 450-foot cliff, one of the highest points of Acapulco.

• Chapel of Peace -- Situated in the Las Brisas residential area, it is a non-denominational chapel built 1250 ft above sea level. The cross is made of steel and concrete and calculated to resist winds up to 165 mph.

• Princess Hotel -- A famous hotel in Acapulco, it is a resort hotel owned by Fairmont Hotels and Resorts, featuring eight tennis courts, including a 6,000-seat stadium court. It is the host of the Abierto Mexicano Telcel, an annual event on the ATP Tour and the WTA Tour.

On the return journey, the tour passes through Mangrove, this is the same spot where the popular Hollywood movie Tarzan was filmed. Finally, at La Quebrada, no visit to Acapulco is complete without watching the cliff divers perform their impressive jumps into the shallow stream of water of dangerous tides that forms in the bottom part of La Quebrada. They have been doing this from the spectacular scenic beauty of these cliffs, since 1934.

Whether it is standing in the shadow of a famous Cathedral or gazing in awe at the world-famous La Quebrada Cliff Divers as they plunge down from towering heights into the shallow waters of the bay, this is the perfect tour for exploring the amazing culture of Acapulco!