This is the most important and busiest beach in Ixtapa Island, overlooks the coast. The calm waters are marked by the constant coming and going of ships, both for transporting tourists and the retail and high fishing, and its golden sands is an endless number of palapas, restaurants and snack bar for selling seafood and beverages; business and rental equipment for free diving and boats for rent both water skiing, sailing like. In this beach the pier where visitors arrive by boat is located. His view is toward the coast with semi-soft waves almost all the time.Many restaurants and snack-bar and seafood dishes sea. Rent varied water sports including skiing and sailing, among others. Perhaps the most popular beach on the island.

Cuachalalate is located in Ixtapa on the Pacific coast in the state of Guerrero 245 km northwest of Acapulco, on Federal Highway # 200.

By Road:

Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo is 225 km.northwest of Acapulco on Federal Highway 200, in the Mexican Pacific coast and 583 km. Mexico City. There is a bus station just 2 kilometers from the center, which offers service to major towns of the country and it is good to take a day trip to Acapulco or for walks 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 and 10 Ixtapa. You may find direct flights from some cities in Canada and the US especially during the tourist season between December and April. The transfer of the airport to the city is carried out in duly authorized transport units, which provide private and shared services.

By sea:

Some cruise ships stop in the bay of Zihuatanejo for passengers traveling on the people. Also they anchored sailboats and yachts.