Day 1:Historical Acapulco

• Acapulco, Mexico
  This city in southern Mexico sits on the beautiful Acapulco Bay. It is one of Mexico's oldest resort towns, and one of the country's most popular spring break spots, attracting more than 100,000 young adults in March and April.
• San Diego Fort
  A historic 17th-century fortress overlooking Acapulco Bay. This key colonial defense now houses a museum showcasing the Manila Galleon trade era and regional history.
  • Historical Museum of Acapulco (Outside Visit)
    The site of the Acapulco Historical Museum is the old San Diego fort.This is a pentagonal building same as the one in the U.S.and the world's famous pentagonal building.The fort was built in 1616 to prevent a pirate invasion.In 1986, fort saint-digo finally found its best home, and became the historic museum of Acapulco.
• Las Brisas
  A legendary hillside resort area famed for its private casitas, iconic pink-and-white jeeps, and breathtaking views of Acapulco Bay. A symbol of classic Mexican luxury.
• Chapel of Peace
  A iconic modernist chapel perched atop a hill in Acapulco. Symbolizing universal harmony, it offers breathtaking panoramic views of the bay and is a landmark for reflection.
• Dolores Olmedo House
  The former Acapulco retreat of the famed art patron, this elegant villa showcases her personal collection of Mexican art and artifacts, set within tranquil gardens overlooking the bay.