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Not for the faint of heart, Acapulco offers grads non-stop excitement in a city that combines sun, sand and sensational attractions. S-Trip! offers a flexible itinerary packed with plenty of options to make the most of your trip. This bustling city boasts miles of golden sand beach, great shopping and plenty to do during the day. Check out the famous dare devil divers jumping from 60m cliffs, try your hand at parasailing, windsurfing and water skiing or go horseback riding along Playa del Oro. A city known for its nightlife, Acapulco is home to some of the world's best discotheques and concerts venues with state-of-the-art sound systems and laser light shows. The night out at Palladium cannot be missed, the #3 rated nightclub in the world, sitting on top of the Acapulco cliffs with a view over the whole bay, is the experience of a lifetime! With something for everyone, Acapulco is the perfect setting for an unforgettable grad celebration! |
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| Language: |
Spanish |
| Location: |
Pacific Coast |
| Currency: |
Mexican Peso [MXN]; US Dollars [USD] |
| Flying Time: |
4 hrs. |
| Climate: |
Warm. Yearly temperature 22 - 29 oC |
| Transportation: |
Efficient bus system and widely avail. taxis. |
| Calling Home: |
Canada Direct 01-800-123-0200 |
| Electricity: |
110V AC 60Hz [Same as in Canada] | | |
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| Passport: |
A passport is recommended, but not required for Canadian citizens traveling to Mexico. A Driver's License or Health Card as well as a document proving Canadian Citizenship [Birth Certificate] are required for passage to Mexico and reentry into Canada. Note: All passengers connecting through the United States require a valid Canadian or American passport as of January 23rd. |
| Visas: |
A 180 day Mexican government tourist card (Tarjeta de Turista), normally required for all tourists traveling to Mexico is included in the price of the Student Trip package. |
| Tourist Info: |
Canadian Dept. of Foreign Affairs - (800) 267-6788
Mexican Government Tourism Office - (800) 446-3942 | | |
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| Copacabana **** |
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Located directly on Acapulco 's main beach and close to all of the attractions of downtown, this is the most lively hotel in Aca! Lounge at the pool or one of 3 Jacuzzis or check out the beach club for volleyball and kayaking. With poolside entertainment from morning until night, this hotel is always a ‘fiesta'! | |
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| Playa Suites **** |
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One of Acapulco's premier hotels! The elevated deck with pool and swim-up pool bar overlook El Morro Beach! Just a short ride to the hotspots! Home to 2 restaurants, 2 bars, and lots of amenities. With poolside entertainment from morning until night, this hotel is always a ‘fiesta'! | |
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Things To Do:
Bull Fights: Traditional South American bull fights are held every Wednesday in the heart of Acapulco. Come and watch authentic matadors as they test their speed and skills.
Shotover Jet Boat: Climb aboard this water propulsion powered speed boat, and cruise through the water at over 90 km/hr. Then slow it down, and take a tour through the interior of Acapulco’s river system.
Silver Markets: Come and find unique Silver jewelry in one of Acapulco’s Silver markets. Because Acapulco is home to some of the biggest Silver mines in the world, these markets are sure to provide some eye catching accessories.
Deep Sea Fishing: Take the day off and travel into the Caribbean Sea to fish for sharks, Red Snapper, Groupers, and other abyssal sea creatures. After you’ve conquered the seas, enjoy your catch cooked by the on board chef.
Parasailing: With a specialized parachute and a powerful speed boat pulling you along, you’ll rise over 100 ft. above Acapulco’s sandy beaches.
Snorkeling: Like any Caribbean destination, Acapulco hosts some immaculate underwater life. With submerged caves, ancient shipwrecks, and a plethora of sea creatures, the waters of Acapulco are ideal.
Traditional Mexican Wrestling: Visit the Arena Coloseo and be a spectator at a classic pro luchador(wrestling) match.
Things To See:
Fuerte San Diego: Home of the Acapulco City Museum, this antiquated fort teaches the history of how Acapulco became such an integral part of Mexico.
Cliffdivers: Just outside the city of Acapulco rests La Quebrada, a cliff where fearless men plunge over 200 ft. into the churning water below. |
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