Acapulco Beach and Spa Resort

The golden sand of this private cove is known as one of the finest beaches on the island. Add to this superior accommodation and a wealth of facilities and you have all the ingredients for a relaxed beach holiday.

This superb luxury resort, set on its own private bay, is the perfect location for a laid-back beach holiday. There is a choice of accommodation in hotel rooms or studio-style bungalows set in extensive mature gardens, surrounded by lush green lawns, shady palm trees and vibrant flowers. Here there is plenty to entertain guests of all ages. In summer there are canoes available from the beach and with the Aqua Park being the largest on the island with its fun slides, there is definitely the privilege of an enjoyable time. Those who enjoy being pampered will benefit from the hotel’s prestigious Spa and Wellness Centre with its range of innovative and relaxing health and beauty treatments.

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Once you’ve experienced The Acapulco’s beautiful sandy beach and shallow crystal clear waters as well as the abundance of fantastic facilities that this hotel spoils you with, the only reason you will convince yourself to venture out is to do a spot of sightseeing and perhaps some present shopping.

Just at the eastern end of Acapulco beach, is the remarkable scene of the ancient site of Avrysi. Dated between 4000 and 3000 BC, these intriguing houses were built in man-made or naturally formed hollows by settlers from a district in Anatolia called Kilikya – the history behind this is truly fascinating. Sadly, the exposed house walls are now slowly crumbling away and over time, the site will most likely disappear into the sea. Most definitely worth a visit!

Alagadi Beach, about a 10-minute drive from The Acapulco, is also a popular place to visit, as it's where the loggerhead and green turtles come to nest. When you exit Acapulco, turn left and follow the road until you see the signs of the working place of Alagadi Turtle Beach Project. You will then pass St. Kathleen's restaurant, followed by a small bridge. A rough track guides you past a farm and through the dunes to a large, double sandy bay. It’s a truly fascinating experience to visit on a summer's evening to watch them hatch – however, it is advisable to speak to your Rep. before going as a booking is advisable and organised tours are also available.

For keen golfers, The Korineum Golf Course is the place to be. Only a 15-minute drive away and known as Golfer’s Paradise, the 18-hole championship golf course is suitable for golfers of all levels and ages. The sensational design, stunning landscape and remarkable views ensure golfers enjoy a breathtaking experience as well as an exciting golfing challenge.