As it's the first bay in the Huatulco resort complex, it's very easy to get to. The current isn't very strong , and the water remains warm for most of the year.

It has some of Huatulco's most popular beaches; La Entrega and Santa Cruz.

If you're looking for privacy, this bay is for you; access is only by boat. It features a National Park comprised of an extensive mangrove forest and lush vegetation.

It's the heart of tourism in Huatulco . Most of the hotels and shopping centers are located here.

These are two bays that are practically joined together. Each has only one beach, Playa del Organo and Playa del Maguey, both with fine, white sand. The water is warm and has shades of green and blue.

Just 15 minutes from Puerto Escondido, it is a site surrounded by lush mangrove vegetation ; during the rainy season, bioluminescence can be seen within the lagoon.

Condominiums and timeshares have been planned along the main beachfront; while the La Crucecita residential center has been established in its access valley.

Cacalutla Bay is one of the largest bays in Huatulco , but also one of the least accessible ; it is only accessible by boat or by a 20-minute walk through the forest.

It is the last and largest of the 9 bays, making it ideal for snorkeling and diving.

One of its main characteristics is that it has one of the largest coral reefs in the Pacific Ocean.