Isla Ixtapa is a small island surrounded by 4 beautiful beaches: Varadero, De Coral Cuachalalate and Carey. Although the four are beautiful, Cuachalalate is the busiest.You can practice all water sports, including free diving stand on coral beach in the northern part of the island in a place called Morro Colorado. Sailing, windsurfing and water skiing in Varadero and Cuachalalate; and Playa Carey, who is the only one not has restaurants, is frequented only sun with peace of mind. To the north of the island is a place called Morro Colorado, where the practice of sailing and water skiing is common . To get to Isla Ixtapa is necessary to take a boat that will cross in about 10 minutes, the vessel was taking on Playa Quieta (located 20 meters before the Club Med.) In addition can also take a boat from the pier in Zihuatanejo that will take you in about 30 minutes, but this is a tour that includes food and drinks, the cost can vary depending on what the tour included. Both routes are departure at 10:00 and return at 17:00.

Ixtapa Island is located 20 minutes by boat from Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo resort.

By Road:

There is a bus station just 2 kilometers from the center, which offers service to major towns of the country and is good for a day trip to Acapulco or to stroll in the country. La Estrella de Oro and Estrella Blanca are some of the lines more confidence and security that made regular runs routes in the state of Guerrero.

By Air:

The Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo International Airport is just 15 minutes away from Zihuatanejo by car. You may find direct flights from some cities in Canada and the US especially during the tourist season between December and April.

By Sea:

Take a boat in Playa Quieta, 6 km west of Ixtapa 240 km northwest of Acapulco. On the other hand you can also take a boat from the port of Zihuatanejo that will take approximately 30 minutes, but this is a tour that includes food and drinks, the cost can vary depending on what the tour included. Both routes are departure at 10:00 and return at 17:00.