If you’re looking for a scenic route for a walk go to the old zocalo.  This is the best place to find street vendors, band concerts, clowns, cafes and many other sources of entertainment.  But don’t think that this is strictly a day activity, you can enjoy this inexpensive entertainment on weekend nights as well.

What’s a trip to Acapulco without water sports?  Ever considered scuba diving?  You can take one day scuba lessons at the Acapulco Scuba Center.  There are several dive spots near Acapulco which are recommended for beginners and several others that are challenging for advanced divers. So if you’d like to see another side to Acapulco consider doing so from an underwater view. Remember spring break is meant to be memorable, do something exciting and fun.

Not into scuba, but still want to enjoy the water and get an unforgettable experience? Why not meet one of the most amazing animals in the world? Go swimming with the dolphins at Delfines Paradise for a once in a lifetime experience. We all know how intelligent these creatures are, how beautiful and elegant they are in the water. But how many opportunities do we have to touch them, swim with them and see them up close and personal...you only live once.

Some of the other many activities available in Acapulco are sail fishing, hunting and bungy jumping. Oh, and let’s not forget the nightclubs or as they call them “discotheques.” Many of the clubs here are open late - real late like until the sun comes up.  Acapulco’s nightlife is legendary and offers a variety of clubs, bars and discotheques catering to all types of music. Some of these clubs even offer views of the bay through their windows. Some of the clubs you might want to check out are: Palladium, Baby’O, Zucca, El Alebrije and Enigma to name a few.