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Viva Huatulco

Tours and experiences in Bahías de Huatulco with local guides.

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7 Bays Tour

Huatulco’s classic: boat through the bays, snorkeling and Pacific beaches.

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Nine ways to experience Huatulco

Tours and adventures with local guides — pick what fits your trip.

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Bahías de Huatulco
FAQ

What people ask most about Huatulco

Straight answers before you book with Viva Huatulco.

How many bays and beaches does Huatulco have?

Huatulco has 9 bays and 36 beaches along 35 km of Pacific coastline in Oaxaca. Each bay has its own access, swell and services.

When is the best time to visit Huatulco?

From November to April the sea is calmer and clearer — ideal for snorkeling. From May to October the landscape is greener with better surf.

How do you explore Huatulco’s bays?

The most common way is our 7 Bays boat tour, with stops to swim and snorkel. Some bays can also be reached by land.

Which bay is best for snorkeling?

San Agustín and Cacaluta have the shallowest, most visible reefs. Maguey and Órgano are great calm-water options.

How far ahead should I book?

For high season (December–April and Easter) we recommend 3–4 weeks. Outside those dates, one or two weeks is usually enough.

How do I get to Huatulco?

Huatulco International Airport (HUX) has flights from Mexico City, Oaxaca and other cities. It’s 15–20 minutes from the hotel zone.

Is Huatulco good for kids?

Yes. Santa Cruz and Tangolunda have calm water and easy access — great for families. We also offer adapted tours.

What’s included on a Viva Huatulco tour?

Depending on the experience: transport or boat, local guide, basic gear and planned stops. Details and quotes on each page or via WhatsApp.

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