Exclusive 7 bays of Huatulco by Panga Boat or Yacht.

4.7 (51 reviews) 6–7 hours Free cancellation Private tour

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About this activity

Explore the breathtaking bays of Huatulco on a tour where you'll have the opportunity to spot dolphins, turtles, and witness the seasonal migration of whales. Along the way, we'll pass by the impressive "Bufadero" blowhole, one of the largest known, and visit the stunning Cacaluta Bay, which has been featured in movies and television commercials. Additionally, we'll stop by the beautiful beaches of La India for snorkeling and El Maguey. While at El Maguey, be sure to try the famous pineapple stuffed with seafood dish at the restaurant.

We have a special schedule for people coming on a cruise ship.

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At a glance

Duration: 6–7 hours
Confirmation: Instant confirmation
Ticket: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Group: Your group only
People per booking: 1–15
Guide: English, Spanish
Operated by: Paraíso Huatulco

What is included

Included

Included: Private transportation
Included: Carbonated beverages: Soda/Pop
Included: Bottled water

Not included

Not included: Snorkling gear rent (optional) 15.00 usd with new mouth piece.
Not included: Brunch
Not included: Gratuities
Not included: Admission fees: Dock Entrance, Huatulco National Park waters Entrance. (71.00 MXN)
Not included: Umbrela at the Chachacual bay (300.00 MXN with season fruit)

Itinerary

Santa Cruz Bay

Passing by

Santa Cruz Bay The bay of Santa Cruz was the most important port for New Spain at the beginning of the 16th century. We will tell you the legend of the Holy Cross and how the English and Dutch pirates appropriated the place for almost 2 centuries.
Playa La Entrega

25 min

Playa La Entrega It is a historic beach where in 1831 after being betrayed in Acapulco, the president of the Mexican republic, General Vicente Guerrero was handed over to the military loyal to the authors of the rebellion and taken near the city of Oaxaca to be tried and shot. This beach is also known for its crystal clear waters and for its coral reef.

We will stop in front of "El Bufadero" one of the highest blow hole of America, that sounds like a Quake.
Bahia de Cacaluta

Passing by

Bahia de Cacaluta Place where they filmed Mexican movies like "Y tu mama tambien" and several commercials for television. The beach seen from the sky looks like a heart or a bird flying according to your own imagination. In front is the island of Cacaluta where deers are sometimes seen swimming from the beach to eat the grass that grows on the island . This bay is part of the national park.
Chachacual

one hour

You arrive in a completely virgin bay, to stop at at "India" Beach, one of the most beautiful in the region.

It´s one of the best place to swim, snorkel and sunbathe with a cold beer at your side. Here you can buy a fresh coconut, natural or crazy.
Bahia Maguey y el Organo

2 hours

Bahia Maguey y el Organo The first two bays that we will see within the national park are the "Organo" and the "Maguey". The virgin bay of the "Organ" is famous for an incredible stone face that nature made herself named "La Cara Mizteca". The bay of "Maguey" has its name from the green color of its waters, similar to the leaves of the cactus of the same name, with which we distill Tequila and Mezcal. We will stop for 2 hours to enjoy very fresh seafood at the restaurant recommended by your guide. The specialty of the Huatulco coast is a pineapple stuffed with seafood. First they cut a pineapple in two part, remove the pulp and fill it with a béchamel sauce with seafood to your liking, after distributing cheese on top, it is passed into a wood oven to gratin it. Another specialty is the "four by four", 16 shcrimps, cooked in four different ways. Also dishes with meats or giant pizza if you don't like seafood.