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Acapulco is one of Mexico's oldest tourist and resort destinations. And although the city is home to nearly three-quarters of a million people, you wouldn't believe it while standing amidst the pristine serenity of its beaches.

Situated on Mexico's Pacific Coast, Acapulco timeshares feature an extensive variety of lodging options from secluded villas to all-inclusive resorts. Acapulco timeshares are a great way to save up to 65% on the cost of your accommodations for your next vacation. Timeshare suites provide incredible value while allowing you to access the city's top sites and attractions.

Your Acapulco timeshare resale is the perfect starting point from which to explore the exciting offerings of this international city. Because Acapulco is in friendly competition with Cancun for the title of Mexico's top holiday and spring break destination, world-class cuisine, stylish shopping and an unbeatable nightlife abound. In fact, the nightlife on Hornos Beach is famous, particularly at the Alebrije - one of the largest nightclubs in Latin America.

Of course, opportunities for water recreation are also abundant. Ride jet-skis across the bay; charter a boat and try your hand at deep sea fishing; swim with dolphins at the CICI beachside water park; take a glass-bottomed boat ride to Isla de la Roqueta - a terrific destination for families with numerous walking trails and several locations for snorkeling.

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Other Attractions Not to Miss

While staying in your Acapulco timeshare rental or resale, you'll also want to visit Zócalo, Acapulco's town square. Much quieter during the daytime, this is a great place to immerse yourself in the local culture as it is less frequented by tourists. There are two fountains and numerous multi-trunked trees in Zócalo that provide interesting backgrounds for photo opportunities.

Be sure to schedule time to see the La Quebrada Cliff Divers while in Mexico. Formed in 1934, these professional high divers jump almost 150 feet off cliffs into the ocean below. Often trained from a young age, the Cliff Divers perform daily for the public; you might even want to see them twice - once during the day and once at night - as they frequently hold torches while diving after the sun has set, providing an entirely different viewing experience.