Huatulco National Park (Parque Nacional Huatulco)
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Huatulco National Park (Parque Nacional Huatulco)

Huatulco National Park (Parque Nacional Huatulco)

Parque Nacional Huatulco, Santa Maria Huatulco, Oaxaca

The Basics

Most visitors experience the beauty of Huatulco National Park on boat tours of the area’s deserted beaches and bays—some include time for snorkeling, diving, or relaxing on the beach, while others focus on whale- and dolphin-watching.

Back on dry land, wander through the park’s myriad pathways in the company of an expert birder or cover more ground with a thrilling ATV adventure instead. Most excursions to the 27,000-acre (10,900-hectare) Huatulco National Park feature a dedicated guide and round-trip transportation.

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Full Day Tour of the Bays of Huatulco
Full Day Tour of the Bays of Huatulco
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USD30.00 per adult
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Professional, fun, taking this tour again!
Professionally run and fun tour. The staff has great attitudes, they engaged with the guests, the tour was English and Spanish (mostly Spanish), and the trip made for an overall fun day! The islands were worth the entire price of the trip. Definitely doing this tour again!
Ashley_F, Apr. 2023

Things to Know Before You Go

  • Bird lovers won’t want to miss Huatulco National Park, which is home to hummingbirds, hawks, and more.

  • Pack plenty of biodegradable sunscreen and bug spray before taking a trip to Huatulco National Park.

  • For the best views over Huatulco National Park, don’t miss the La Entrega viewpoint.

  • Huatulco National Park is not fully wheelchair or stroller accessible.

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How to Get There

Situated on the Oaxaca coastline, Huatulco National Park is a roughly 6-hour drive from Oaxaca City. The easiest way to get there is by flying into Huatulco International Airport, before taking a taxi to the town of La Crucecita. From there, you can charter boat tours from Santa Cruz Bay (Playa Santa Cruz).

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Trip ideas


When to Get There

There’s no bad time to visit the forests and beaches of Huatulco National Park, but you’re more likely to get the place to yourself if you vacation during the winter low season—except the Christmas holiday period. Otherwise, visit outside of the May–September rainy season to avoid getting caught in a downpour.

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Best Beaches in Huatulco

There are nine bays that make up the Huatulco coastline and more than 30 individual beaches. Playa Maguey is a quiet option that’s also accessible by car, while Tangolunda Bay is a near-deserted haven for strong swimmers. Alternatively, if you’ve got limited time in the region, Chahue Beach is situated right next to the town of La Crucecita.

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Frequently Asked Questions
The answers provided below are based on answers previously given by the tour provider to customers’ questions.
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What are the nearest attractions to Huatulco National Park (Parque Nacional Huatulco)?
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Attractions near Huatulco National Park (Parque Nacional Huatulco):
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What else should I know about attractions in Huatulco?
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As well as visiting the Huatulco National Park (Parque Nacional Huatulco), check out these trip ideas to make the most of your visit: