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What makes this tour unique is the possibility of discovering seven different bays in Huatulco, each with its own beauty and attractions. The tour includes stops at iconic places such as "La Entrega" beach, known for its crystal-clear waters, and the impressive blowhole "Bufadero". In addition, the tour takes you through the waters of the Huatulco National Park, where you can witness the incredible spectacle of dolphins, turtles, and even whales during the migration season. The tour also offers cultural experiences, such as learning the legend of "La India" beach, and the opportunity to snorkel in a pristine beach with expert guides. Finally, the tour concludes with a tasting of the famous seafood-stuffed pineapple in the Maguey bay and a visit to the unique stone face in the Órgano bay.
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
At the Maguey stop, we suggest a restaurant to gather all our clients for the return, but each person is free to choose another option.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Santa Cruz Bay
The bay of Santa Cruz was the most important port in New Spain at the beginning of the 16th century. We will tell the legend of the Holy Cross and how the English and Dutch pirates appropriated the place for almost 2 centuries.
Playa La Entrega
It is a historic beach where in 1831 after being betrayed in Acapulco, the president of the Mexican republic, General Vicente Guerrero was handed over to the military loyal to the authors of the coup and taken near the city of Oaxaca to be tried and shot. This beach is also known for its crystal clear waters and for its coral reef.
Soda/Pop
Bottled water
Bilingual guide
Air-conditioned vehicle
Snorkeling equipment (optional) rental with new mouthpieces. 250 mexican pesos (10 usd)
Food and beverages at the restaurant At the Maguey stop, we suggest a restaurant to gather all our clients for the return, but each person is free to choose another option.
Umbrella rental (optional) in the bay of Chachacual, 250 Mexican pesos (12.50 usd)
Huatulco National Park
Federal access tax, Santa Cruz Bay
Select a pickup point
Pickup included
4 beers per person included
Federal pier entrance fee included
Pickup included
220 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
JKLMN247,,Feb 11, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
A must do activity when visiting Huatulco. Beautiful, clean and unsaturated beaches and bays to see. We were even lucky enough to see whales, turtles and dolphins!!! Staff was amazing during boat ride, snorkeling and lunch. We highly recommend this adventure;)))










jimhQ970VE,,Feb 9, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
Full day tour of Bays of Huatulco was awesome. Great experience and service as well as very informative about the region. We met lots of great people and had a lot of fun.We would recommend this experience highly.






Q9604VJdianem,,Feb 5, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
We had fun was nice that everything was repeated in English


nathaliebW3676XZ,,Feb 3, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
A very friendly excursion with a good atmosphere on board. Fish watching was great 🐠🐠🐠🐠 Two stops on dream beaches!
Susan J,,Jan 27, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
Great boat - just the right size, not too big, not too small with good shade on a hot day (and they are all hot days in Hautulco). Great crew took good care of us all day, helped us on and off the boat, served us cold drinks, took fun photos of us at the front of the boat, snorkeled with us, English speaking guide that we could understand, tour hit all the highlights. Great efficient air conditioned transportation to and from the pier that was included. Best price - best the tour operators at our resort by far! Thanks for a fun day!



Gayle M,,Jan 17, 2026
- Review from Viator
The guide was suppose to be Bilingual and his English or Spanglish as we call it was very hard to understand so we missed a lot of what he said. He definitely catered to the Spanish speaking people on the Boat.
Donald S,,Jan 17, 2026
- Review from Viator
The tour was supposed to travel to the bays of Huatulco with a stop to snorkel and then lunch. We did not see the bays of Huatulco and headed west from Santa Cruz. Two hours at a beach where you paid to sit was a waste of time for non snorklers. I don’t mind stopping for a bit but this was excessive with nothing in return. Tangolunda bay we never saw or any points east of Santa cruise. I’m sure the snorkeling Was great but for anyone else disappointing
Barbara H,,Jan 16, 2026
- Review from Viator
We are traveling on the Princess Cruise Ship and decided to take this tour and we are so happy we chose it. We had the best day of our entire trip. Visited the most beautiful bay (India Bay) the water is pristine. We enjoyed snorkeling and swimming there. Then we visited a different bay for lunch which was delicious and swimming. Got to see three humpback whales (bonus)!!! Our guides were so friendly and professional. They provided us with drinks on boat and guided our snorkeling trip. They also made sure we returned on time before our cruise departure time. I highly recommend this tour. Excellent communication from before the trip and excellent service throughout the trip. Five stars all the way!!!!
Iris R,,Jan 15, 2026
- Review from Viator
The bays are beautiful and this was a great way of seeing them. As a non-Spanish speaker, I had some problems understanding explanations although the guide did use some English. I know this is to be expected in Mexico. We felt safe on the boat and in the water.
tvicc,,Jan 11, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
Most of this tour was fantastic. I loved the first stop -- the snorkeling was just okay, but swimming in the bay was awesome! If I could go back, I would have skipped the snorkeling and spent the time just swimming. It was a really hot day and the crystal clear water was very refreshing -- I believe the bay was San Augustin. On the trip there we saw whales and followed a pod of dolphins. Someone on the boat said they saw a shark. On the way back we saw a turtle. Some of the people from the boat missed the snorkel tour because the crew only let some people know that it was starting. We luckily noticed a group from our boat walking down the beach with their snorkels (along with a couple of crew members), so we quickly ran to catch up. Those that missed the tour were pretty disappointed. But the most frustrating part of my day was the man leading the tour. He ignored my questions, he often seemed annoyed, and was at times just rude. By the time we reached Maguey Beach, I avoided him.
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