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Traveling to Acapulco may need you renting a car. When you rent a car at the Acapulco Airport, you will be adding some flexibility to your vacation, and quite possibly save some money doing it. You can pick up your car at or near the Acapulco Airport which will have the best choices for rental cars. You will have the choice to pick up your rental car at or near the Acapulco Airport and start saving money right away. We will help you pick the best car for you, whether it be a minivan, compact, mid size, full size, luxury or SUV at the Acapulco Car Rentals.



 

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To make your vacation to Acapulco more enjoyable, try visiting some of these great attractions: Isla La Roqueta, Playa Angosta, Playa Caleta and Playa Caletilla, Playa Condesa, Revolcadero Beach, Casa de la Cultura, Casa de Mascaras, CiCi Parque Acuatico, El Fuerte de San Diego and Museo Historico de Acapulco, La Quesbrada Cliff Divers, Mercado Municipal, Palma Sola, Parque Papagayo and Zocalo. The best way to visit these fantastic places without hassles or problems visiting Acapulco is using a new model from Acapulco Car Rentals; offering minivans to luxury cars.


 

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With so many choices of things to do and places to see while in Acapulco, the great folks at Alamo and Rental Car Choices offer some great suggestions for your attention:

 
  • Acapulco City Tour
    Since you have to come to enjoy the many beautiful sights, sounds and smells that the legends of Hollywood once enjoyed on this gorgeous city on the west coast of Mexico; a tour is the best way to catch an idea of everything. For 3 and a half hours you will visit all the famous spots of this marvelous city with an incredible history, unbelievable nightlife, exquisite scenery and the most amazing cliff divers in the world.

  • Coyuca Lagoon Tour
    Imagine yourself in a beautiful fresh water lagoon, thought to be one of the most prominent attractions in Acapulco, enjoying the gorgeous blue skies above and the crystal blue water surrounding you. The lagoon is alive with palm trees swaying in the gentle breezes of the ocean, native plants and water hyacinths everywhere. Indulge yourself with a boat ride through the thick jungle and sit down to a mouth watering eye bulging buffet lunch. This great tour lasts 7 hours, so bring plenty of lotion and water.

  • Acapulco by Night
    is another fantastic way to enjoy the city, especially at night when the lights blaze up the city with excitement and fever. Sit down to a delicious dinner at the famous Mezzanotte restaurant, looking out over the reflective waters of the bay below. Once filled and fabulous, enjoy some great margaritas as you watch the courageous cliff divers of La Quebrada fall into the dark waters below. What a glorious evening and only takes 4 hours out of your busy schedule. Do the day tour and then the night and you will be sleeping like a baby all night long. 

  • Sun and Fun Elite Cruise
    For a really luxurious time, take the Sun and Fun Elite Cruise; for 4 hours about a terrific 55 foot Carver yacht. Cruise by La Quebrada to watch the high cliff divers and their great show. Then head to a special hidden cove to swim and snorkel with a thoroughly sterilized gift snorkel and sit down to a wonderful lunch buffet, complete with salad, pasta salad, hot dogs, hamburgers, fish fillets and barbeque chicken. Wash it all down with your choice of 5 drinks total with: purified water, sodas, juices, beers or tequila sunrises. Then cruise on back to Acapulco Bay with some vibrant music while you relax in the sun or a chair or just lounge wherever you land. A truly great time.

  • Snorkeling Trip
    If you really love the ocean and all the incredible creatures thriving in the waters below, then you will thrill with the snorkeling trip they have to offer. Leave Acapulco and cruise the bluest ocean waters you've ever seen and arrive at one of the beautiful beaches along the island of La Roqueta. There are numerous areas to snorkel, as well as sitting on a majestic beach in the sun soaking up all the salt air and just enjoying yourself. The snorkeling trip lasts for 4 hours and you will certainly get waterlogged looking at all the marvelous fish, coral and other creatures floating around watching you watch them.

  • Encounter with Ancient Times
    For the truly adventurous traveler, this all day affair with take you through the state of Guerrero going to Xochicalco and Vista Hermosa. Traveling under the mountains of Acapulco, you will journey through a 2 mile long tunnel and after check out the changes in climate, landscape and vegetation. Passing through the state capital of Chilpancingo, you have to go across the highest bridge in Latin America. Then, upon entering the state of Morelos, you take a small detour leading to the archeological site of Xochicalco (place of flowers), one of the richest and most thrilling sites in all Mexico. Made during the 800-900 A.D. era, it is the oldest known fortress in Middle America and a religious haven. Once done here, you drive to San Jose de Vista Hermosa to enjoy a well deserved lunch. This 450 year old plantation was the home of Hernan Cortes and eventually became a sugar mill. There are many beautiful and magnificent gardens to enjoy before heading back to Acapulco.

April 30, 2009