Órgano Bay (Bahía Órgano)
The Basics
One of the best ways to visit Organo Bay is on a full-day boat tour of Huatulco National Park that includes some snorkeling time. Another option is to book a snorkel or dive trip. Independent travelers can hire a boat in Santa Cruz to visit Organo Bay. There are no restaurants or services available here, so plan to carry enough food, water, and supplies for the day. During high season, you’re likely to find some vendors selling food and drinks.
Things to Know Before You Go
Organo Bay is a must-see for nature and wildlife lovers.
Choose a Huatulco sightseeing cruise with hotel pickup and drop-off included.
Bring enough food, water, and supplies for a day at the beach, as there are no amenities here.
Remember to bring sun protection and plenty of water, as the beach offers little shade.
How to Get There
Organo Bay is best visited by boat from Santa Cruz, and the ride takes about 10 minutes. To get there by vehicle, it’s about a 20-minute walk from the main road. For a real adventure, consider renting a motorbike or ATV to traverse the rough terrain.
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When to Get There
Organo Bay is lovely year-round and receives a lot fewer visitors than many beaches in the area. Winter in Huatulco is typically dry and sunny, while wet weather is likely from May to October and can pose challenges for divers or those trying to access the bay by vehicle.
Scuba Diving at Organo Bay
If you’re interested in scuba diving in Huatulco, Organo Bay is a great place to learn. Beginner divers will appreciate its shallow slope, while more experienced divers can explore a shipwreck, underwater ridges, and volcanic rock. The bay’s unique rock formations are often referred to as “the faces in the rocks.”
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