Your Refugio to find yourself
Explore the Pacific Ocean and the experiences it can give you
More than a typical Mexican beach
A place where waves have drawn thousands of surfers from around the world, and celebrities have fallen in love with the waves of Troncones, along with the culture, traditions, and mountains that adorn the landscape. This is a place for people who want to experience more than a typical Mexican beach.
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Transportation
Private transportation from the airport to the villa, whenever you need it, for whoever needs it. (Extra)
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Ocean Front Catering Service
Chef, bartender, and waiter at your service at your beach front parota table. (Extra)
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On Site Massage
Enjoy more than 10 different types of massages with the sound of the lulling sea.
Experiences that fill and heal the soul.
More than 20 guaranteed activities and experiences coordinated by the house and the best vendors in the area.
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“This once-sleepy fishing town northwest of Acapulco has held tight to its authentic roots as it grows into a lively city of artisan shops and galleries, sophisticated eateries, five-star hotels and bountiful live entertainment.”
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“While other Mexican surf towns have lost their rhythm, Zihuatanejo – a once-swinging spot on the Pacific Coast – is getting its groove back but still holding on to its wave-chasing soul”
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This laid-back beach town — neighbor of Ixtapa, the resort destination on the Pacific Coast — and communities around it have spawned grass-roots environmental projects that travelers can support. The conservation nonprofit Whales of Guerrero has helped train fishermen as whale-watching guides, and Campamento Tortuguero Ayotlcalli offers opportunities to join turtle nest patrols and release hatchlings
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Tranquility, exclusivity and food and drinks that fill the soul in one place
Fresh seafood, refreshing drinks, and quality service is what we can offer you so you can focus on just enjoying the sound of the sea.
“Today too, travelers tired of the crowded, resort-heavy destinations in the Yucatan and Baja Peninsula make their way to Zihuatanejo in search of something different – a place where they can easily delve into the culture, community and nature.”