Huatulco, a coastal gem on the Pacific side of Oaxaca, Mexico, offers an idyllic blend of unspoiled beaches, lush landscapes, and a rich cultural history. It has gained popularity among tourists, particularly those drawn to the luxurious experience offered in the stunning Tangolunda Bay area.

Tangolunda, one of the nine bays in Huatulco, is famous for its stunning beauty. It offers breathtaking views, clear blue waters, and numerous activities for visitors to indulge in.

Barceló Huatulco sits at the center of this paradise, offering an all-inclusive experience as an ideal starting point for travelers eager to discover the bay's natural beauty and cultural landmarks.

Tangolunda Bay: A Gem on the Oaxaca Coas

Tangolunda Bay is one of Huatulco's most iconic locations, making it a must-visit for tourists exploring the region. As one of the largest and most developed bays in Huatulco, Tangolunda offers an unparalleled combination of scenic beauty and recreational activities, making it a prime destination for travelers seeking a balance of relaxation and adventure.

Tangolunda Bay boasts some of the most transparent waters in the region, making it a haven for those who enjoy aquatic sports.

Snorkeling and scuba diving are popular here, especially with the nearby coral reefs that harbor diverse marine life, including vibrant tropical fish, sea turtles, and occasionally even dolphins. The bay’s calm, crystal-clear waters provide ideal conditions for beginners and seasoned divers to explore the underwater world.

The Iconic Barceló Huatulco Hotel for Canadians

No visit to Huatulco would be complete without experiencing the top-notch hospitality at Barceló Huatulco, a hotel that perfectly complements the beauty and vibrancy of Tangolunda Bay. As one of the premier all-inclusive resorts in the region, Barceló Huatulco caters to guests looking for a seamless blend of luxury, relaxation, and adventure.

One of the biggest draws of the Barceló Huatulco is its location. Whether it's a morning stroll along the beach or an afternoon spent lounging by the oceanfront pools, the resort’s proximity to the water is a massive advantage for guests looking to maximize their

Barceló Huatulco for Canadians offers a wide range of water-based activities for those seeking adventure. The hotel also offers organized tours that take visitors to nearby attractions such as Huatulco National Park and Copalita Archaeological Site, ensuring guests can fully experience the region's beauty and history.

La Crucecita: Huatulco’s Cultural Heart

A short drive from Tangolunda Bay, the charming town of La Crucecita offers visitors a glimpse into the local culture and traditions of Huatulco. While the region's beaches and bays are often the main draw for tourists, La Crucecita is the heart of Huatulco’s cultural scene, providing a vibrant atmosphere where visitors can experience Oaxacan hospitality and tradition firsthand.

At the center of La Crucecita is its central plaza, a bustling hub where locals and tourists gather to shop, dine, and enjoy the laid-back pace of life. Quaint shops and boutiques surround the plaza, many selling traditional Oaxacan handicrafts.

Visitors can find everything from colorful handwoven textiles to clay pottery and alebrijes (brightly painted wooden carvings that are a hallmark of Mexican folk art). These handmade items make perfect souvenirs or gifts, representing the region’s rich artistic heritage

Santa Cruz Bay

Just a short distance from Tangolunda Bay, Santa Cruz Bay offers a dynamic and lively atmosphere that contrasts with the more serene bays of Huatulco. This bay is a central hub for many of Huatulco’s maritime activities, making it a popular spot for tourists interested in exploring the ocean by boat. It’s also home to a busy harbor where fishing boats, yachts, and tour vessels come and go, giving the bay a bustling yet laid-back coastal charm.

One of Santa Cruz Bay's main attractions is the opportunity to embark on boat tours that explore the various bays and beaches surrounding Huatulco. These tours often include visits to remote coves, where travelers can swim in clear waters, snorkel, or enjoy the untouched beauty of Huatulco’s coastline.

Huatulco National Par

Huatulco National Park (Parque Nacional Huatulco) is an unmissable destination for travelers exploring Huatulco's rich biodiversity. Spanning more than 11,000 hectares, the park is a designated UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, protecting many ecosystems, including tropical forests, mangroves, and coral reefs. This park is a sanctuary for wildlife and an eco-tourism hotspot where visitors can learn about the region’s environmental significance while enjoying its natural beauty.

One of the best ways to experience Huatulco National Park is by taking a guided eco-tour. These tours educate visitors about the park’s unique flora and fauna while promoting sustainable tourism practices. Local guides lead hikes through the park’s lush forests, pointing out various species of plants and animals that call the park home. Keep an eye out for wildlife such as howler monkeys, coatis, iguanas, and over 200 species of birds, including the strikingly colorful toucans and parrots.

Playa La Entrega: A Snorkeler’s Paradise

If you’re a fan of snorkeling or enjoy tranquil beaches with crystal-clear waters, Playa La Entrega is a must-visit destination in Huatulco. The name "La Entrega" (which translates to "The Surrender") has historical significance. Vicente Guerrero, a prominent figure in Mexico’s War of Independence, was betrayed and captured. Today, however, the beach is more famous for its natural beauty than its history, drawing in visitors with its calm waves and vibrant marine life.

Barceló Huatulco Hotel a Gateway to Oaxaca’s Best Beaches