Cristo Rey de Zihuatanejo
El 11 de Abril de 2007 en Zihuatanejo, muy cerca de playa las Gatas se sumergió a ocho metros de profundidad la escultura de bronce de un Cristo Rey.
Discover new places to hike in Zihuatanejo
The fun of exploring the forests, mountains, caves, and other spectacular corners are available to you at Ixtapa Zihuatanejo. It is here and waiting for anyone who dares to venture.
Sustainable tourism is an extremely attractive and enjoyable branch in Zihuatanejo; it's mainly about hiking. In Ixtapa Zihuatanejo, there are 4 primary options to carry out this activity that, of course, can be adapted according to the tastes of the travelers. Here we share some options available with the specialized staff of Zanka Adventures.
Caves. Did you know that there are caves in Ixtapa Zihuatanejo? Well, if you are willing to go for a short walk, rappel down, and explore in the dark, La Cueva del Tigre is for you. Located on the road to Playa Majahua in Zihuatanejo, and surrounded by eccentric nature, this cave is one of the most popular and accessible to go with the whole family. There are other caves in the surroundings that require a little more effort to get there, but ALWAYS consult the experts and decide on your best adventure.
Mountains. Exploring the mountains has always been a delight; Ixtapa Zihuatanejo is surrounded by beautiful mountains that offer impressive views once you reach the top. The most popular places to explore as a family are the Playa Linda Viewpoint and the Espinazo del Diablo hill overlooking Playa La Ropa.
Waterfalls and pools. Incredible landscapes and a refreshing day awaits you when visiting the waterfalls, pools, and even hot springs that are in the surroundings of Ixtapa Zihuatanejo. One of the most popular is the Cascada del Posquelite, which is very close to Ixtapa. To get there, you will walk along a path of lush trees following the path of the stream until you come across an impressive 30-meter waterfall.
Beaches. We couldn't write this page without mentioning the beautiful hidden beaches that still exist and that you can explore in Ixtapa Zihuatanejo. To reach them usually requires only a very relaxing walk through forests and palm trees, for which you are rewarded with a spectacular view, and above all, the satisfaction of discovering these treasured places. The options are many but our recommendation is to visit Playa Manzanillo or Contramar, but always be accompanied by an expert.
Hiking is an enriching activity that, on each route, allows you to get closer not only to the natural world, but also to know the historical and cultural heritage that is part of the journey. In this activity, there is a strong bond and respect with nature. You will learn new things about the natural environment you visit, such as its fauna, flora, or about the landscape.
Our recommendations for hiking in Zihuatanejo are: use a local guide, wear comfortable clothing and footwear that protect you, and please avoid taking local flora or fauna.
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