ZIHUATANEJO IN 48 HOURS

Zihuatanejo is best experienced at a relaxed pace. A first visit doesn’t benefit from rushing between landmarks; it’s about understanding rhythm, light, and place.

Day one often begins with a quiet morning walk along the local beaches and the bay, when the town is still calm and the ocean sets the tone for the day. Lunch is unhurried (fresh seafood and the local “tiritas” recommended; followed by time at the beach or simply observing daily life unfold. Evenings tend to center around simple dining and sunset views.

Day two invites light exploration—nearby beaches, hillside perspectives, and a deeper sense of how the town moves.

By the end of 48 hours, most visitors understand whether Zihuatanejo resonates with them. For many, it does.

About the Author

Andres Gurumeta is a Cross-Border Real Estate & Development Advisor with more than 20 years of experience across hospitality, resort operations, residential development, and real estate sales in Canada and Mexico. Through Mar de Palma, he helps buyers better understand lifestyle and investment opportunities in coastal Mexico while providing insight into the opportunities, considerations, and realities of ownership abroad.