Huatulco Travel Guide, Mexico

La Crucecita (this provides support services to various resots), Santa Cruz (famous for its beaches), and Tangolunda (famous for various resorts) are three different towns that together make up the famous resort area known as Huatulco. The city of Huatulco is actually a city built just for the purpose of tourism in the country of Mexico. The city of Huatulco faces the Pacific coast and is situated in the Oaxaca state of Mexico. The city of Huatulco is famous for the chain of 9 bays which are located in around the city. Different tourists can opt for accommodation as per their budget in this city of Huatulco. The city has many luxurious hotels, multiple economy hotels, and many budget rooms for renting purposes. Some of the famous resorts in the city of Huatulco are Las Brisas, the Camino Real, Barceló, and the Gala.

Amongst all the most famous bay is the Bahia de Santa Cruz bay. This bay is also famous due to the multiple cruise ships that use this bay for their functioning. Another famous bay is Capilla de Santa Cruz bay, which is famous due to the many weddings that are regularly organized in this bay. This bay has also become famous due to the baptism ceremonies that are regularly organized on the sea side. This has given the bay a holy touch amongst the Christians. The best beach amongst all is the Playa Santa Cruz bay. The turquoise blue water and smooth white sand makes this beach perfect hot spot for tourists who hit the city of Huatulco.

The annual average temperature is around 28 degree Celsius and the locals of the city have to face sunshine regularly for around 330 days of the 365 days every year. Rainy season hits the city of Huatulco between the months of June and November while the hot dry season hits the city of Huatulco between the months of December and May.

The vegetation for the city of Huatulco is somewhat brownish during the dry season due to hot sunny days and it is lush green during the wet season due to abundance availability of water.

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