Chicago, Denver & Milwaukee to Huatulco

Hotel Castillo $899

Las Brisas $999
Barcelo Resort Huatulco $1419
Gala Resort $1319
 

What's included:

Air

Transfers

7 nights accommodation

All meals/snacks, unlimited drinks -- including alcohol

Water sports

Entertainment

Tips

Prices are per person, based on double occupancy.

You need to be flexible with departure dates to get the best dates.

Passports are now needed for travel.

Taxes & fees additional

Optional trip cancellation insurance available.

Book early during the sale. Space sells out quickly!

Capacity controlled & may change or be withdrawn at any time.

If you e-mail, you must include your phone number or we cannot process.

Nine bays, no limits.

Discover secret coves and hidden lagoons in and around the nine sparkling bays of Huatulco (wah-tool-co). As the hemisphere's first eco-tourism resort, this unspoiled hideaway remains pleasingly primitive, yet warm and welcoming. With no resort taller than six stories, great care is being taken to retain the virgin beauty of this environmental jewel. Your Huatulco escape puts you in reach of spectacular waterfalls, emerald rainforests, whale watching and the ancient culture of the mysterious Zapotec people.

If you're planning on doing some sport fishing, these waters are ideal for catching marlin and tuna. For the serious angler, The International Sailfish Fishing Tournament takes place in the calm and crystalline waters of Oaxaca's Pacific coast every year.

Explore the Cascadas Magicas de Copalitilla - Located along the Copalita River, these majestic waterfalls are an excellent place to relax. For a truly unique experience, you can go swimming in this magical atmosphere with its lush vegetation, enjoying nature in its purest form.

The Punta Celeste archaeological zone is located inside the Botazoo Ecological Park. These ruins are still relatively unexplored; yet trekking through the pristine jungle makes it well worth the adventure. Here you can learn about the magic and mystery of the Zapotec culture. The site was closed for scientific research, but is newly opened to the public.