The beach of Caleta and Caletilla, are the most famous and visited beaches of Acapulco, as it is characterized by low waves, ideal for visiting children and elderly. It is located in the first section forming the Av. Costera Miguel Aleman, in the tourist area denominated like Traditional Acapulco within the Las Playas. La Caleta is about 200 meters long and is larger than the Playa Caletilla which measures 165 meters. At one end of the cliffs where is built the famous Hotel Caleta, very famous in the era of the 50's and 60's are located. The separated from the beach Caletilla, an access to a small island located approximately 40 meters of these beaches.

Today, this island is a resort called Magic Marine World, which houses an aquarium showing different species of fish and reptiles, as well as shows, where seals part including different kinds of animals. In front, one kilometer from the beach Caleta and Caletilla, the Isla de la Roqueta, which protects the beach from the big waves of the Pacific Ocean is located. La Caleta has few restaurants, including La Cabana, famous for his years at the harbor, where you can enjoy seafood dishes with typical local flavor. The beach Caletilla, unlike Caleta Beach, has a high and large range of seafood restaurants with typical regional taste, after a recent remodeling, provides an excellent view to tourism, both domestic and foreign. La Caleta and Caletilla beach are the only the Port of Acapulco which features a song called Caleta Beach Coquette.They were the first internationally known beaches of Acapulco. If you wish you can hire boat rides, jet skis or banana.

Playas Caleta and Caletilla (any “Caleta” bus from Costera) have a quite different atmosphere from those in the main part of the bay. Very small the two are divided only by a rocky outcrop and breakwater, the water is almost always calm and the beach is clean. You can sit at shaded tables on the sand, surrounded by Mexican matrons whose kids are paddling in the shallows, and be brought drinks from the cafés behind. There are showers here, too, and, on the rock, the Mágico Mundo Marino (daily 9am–6pm), a waterpark with a aquarium and sea lion show, decent water slides and a choice of the pool or the bay to swim in.

Caleta and Caletilla are located at Av. Costera Miguel Aleman against the Roqueta Island.In the traditional area of Acapulco.

By Road:

Acapulco is connected by road to Mexico City. The distance between the two points is greater than 320 kilometers. The trip takes 3 hours, approximately, if performed by the highway. The route is covered by a number of buses that offer luxury and cheap. Acapulco has three bus stations, the arriving units from major cities in central, north and south.

By air:

Take a flight to Acapulco that has a modern international airport, equipped with all necessary to meet the infrastructure thousands of travelers come to this land, from the major cities and abroad. The flight from Mexico City to Juan N. Alvarez Acapulco International Airport, 35 minutes or so.