Can you hear the bays of Huatulco beckoning you to come and visit? If not, perhaps you may want to lean in a little closer and listen for the inviting sound of warm waters lapping up against Oaxaca’s pristine coastline. Although the echoes of paradise may appear to be coming from one source, there are actually nine bays in the region that beg for exploration. They are as follows:

• Santa Cruz and San Agustin
• Cacaluta and Chachacual
• Chahue and Conejos
• Organo and Maguey
• Tangolunda

From our perspective, each one of Huatulco’s bays clearly has its own charms. But you don’t have to solely rely on our testimonial. The forums on TripAdvisor and other popular travel sites are full of glowing reviews that shine a spotlight on the Bays of Huatulco.

Personally, we’d recommend a visit to all of Huatulco’s bays. However, if you are short on time you may need to narrow down your options. The more developed bays are Santa Cruz, Tangolunda, Conejos and Chahue. As such, there tend to be plenty of touristy areas to visit. This is especially the case if you want to shop your heart out. If that’s the case, plan on spending several hours in La Crucecita and Santa Cruz. While in the developed areas, you may even want to charter lanchas for part of your stay. They’re a great way to get a watery view of more remote areas and the Huatulco shoreline. One bay were you can typically secure a charter is Tangolunda.

If you are looking for some place less crowded, San Agustin, Cacaluta, Organo, Chachacual and Maguey may all be more to your liking. Just be prepared to bring some of your own supplies to certain beaches located in those areas. Many people also find this is exactly the charm they are looking for.

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This tropical paradise is filled with many unforgettable sights. Experience enchanting bays, exotic plants, and exquisite beaches at your own leisure. While you are in downtown Huatulco don't forget to browse local retailers and absorb the distinctive culture.

Thanks to the location of Huatulco, it's a storm safe place. Huatulco has two seasons: dry and rainy; so, plan your trip accordingly. The dry season in Huatulco is from December to May, and the time of year is from June to November. At the start of the rainy season, Huatulco is transformed into an even more glorious place full of lush plants and colorful flowers.

Try to sit back and relax on one of Huatulco's thirty six beaches. The clear, blue skies and rolling white sands create the perfect place to enjoy a bit of relaxation and rest. Cool off and enjoy a dip in crystal, clear waters. In 2010, Travelers choice Destination Awards voted Huatulco the sixth best Beach and Sun Destination within the world.

Let your inner adventurer out during your stay with activities like zip-lining, rafting, rappelling, swimming, and snorkeling. Enjoy the astonishing underwater sights with Hurricane Divers. Hurricane Divers has an unblemished record of safety; so, you can rest assured that you and your family are safe and enjoyable experience. If extreme sports is not your cup of tea then head over to the Tangolunda golf course for a memorable game of golf.

Huatulco has something for nature lovers, beach goers, and history enthusiast.