Things To Do
in Santa María Huatulco

A local market where you can find fresh produce, traditional snacks, and street food vendors offering an array of delicious options.

Vendors throughout the town serve up street tacos filled with various meats, topped with fresh salsa and onions.

It's customary to leave a tip of about 10-15% of the bill in restaurants, especially if service is good.

While many places accept credit cards, it's advisable to carry cash, especially for smaller vendors and markets.

Mild temperatures make this season very pleasant for outdoor activities and beach lounging, with less rainfall.

Warm weather prevails, ideal for exploring the area, but be prepared for occasional heat waves.

Hot and humid conditions with potential rainstorms; great for surfing but be cautious of tropical storms.

Temperatures begin to cool, and occasional rain can occur, but it is a less crowded time to visit.

A scenic trail that leads through lush forests to a viewpoint overlooking the Pacific Ocean, suitable for all skill levels.

A network of trails in the Sierra Madre mountains offering varying levels of difficulty and breathtaking views of the landscape.

The region is home to various indigenous groups, including the Mixtec and Zapotec, who maintain rich cultural traditions and languages.

A diverse mix of domestic and international tourists visit Santa María Huatulco, drawn by its natural beauty and recreational opportunities.

Soccer is a beloved sport in the region, with local teams and matches that attract community support and engagement.

With its ideal waves and beaches, surfing is a popular sport among locals and tourists alike, especially in areas like La Bocana.

Many restaurants offer vegetarian dishes, and local markets provide fresh produce for self-catering.

While traditional Mexican cuisine often includes tortillas, gluten-free options are available, especially in larger restaurants.