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The natural harbor of Bahía de Acapulco (Acapulco Bay) is the city's centerpiece. By day this stretch of the Pacific, 433 km (268 mi) south of Mexico City, is a deep tempting blue; at night the water flashes and sparkles with city lights. Thanks to warm waters, almost constant sunshine, and balmy year-round temperatures most people plan their day around the beach. At night Acapulco rouses itself from the day's torpor and prepares for the long hours ahead. Eating out is one of the city's great pleasures. In addition to the showy places, there are plenty of good no-frills, down-home joints that take you to the real Mexico. Acapulco's nightlife is also legendary, with new and ever more spectacular dance clubs constantly opening. -- "Fodors" | |||
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 Old Mexican sailing ship in |
 Local beach, fishermans |
 Acapulco Bay near |
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 Mayan Resort golf course |
 Mayan Resort main courtyard |
 Mayan Resort 1 mile long pool |
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 Acapulco Bay beach in
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 Acapulco Bay from balcony |
 Fishermans village, |
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 Balcony on Grand Mayan |
 Balcony on Mar Azul, |
 Mayan water park, pool, |
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