Huatulco Rentals on the Bay

Huatulco, Mexico is set on the Pacific coast in Oaxaca. Huatulco rentals line the nine bays of the area where luxury meets the beach. The city was originally called Bahias de Huatulco due to the number of bays in the region. Many of the Huatulco vacation rentals are on Tangolunda Bay, as well as numerous hotels. Rentals are more comfortable for privacy and they come with their own kitchens. You do not have to be dependent on restaurants for your meals.

Much Sunshine at Huatulco Vacation Rentals

Tropical Mexico presents a picture of sunny, sandy beaches waiting for vacationers. Huatulco vacation rentals allow you 330 days of sunshine a year where the average temperature is 28 degrees Celsius. The best time to visit Huatulco condos is during December to May. That period of time is the dry season. June to November are the rainy months. The precipitation creates verdant hillsides adding to the beauty of the beaches near your Huatulco rentals.

Coffee Plantations by Huatulco Condos

Coffee beans grow quickly in South America. Huatulco condos are just a few minutes from some of the top coffee plantations of the area. Finca Las Nieves, Finca Monte Carlos, Finca Margaritas, Finca el Pacifico, and Finca La Gloria are well-known for their organic production of coffee beans. You are able to take tours of these facilities. Finca el Pacifico produces Pluma Hidalgo as an organic bean. Waterfalls and ravines around the plantation add to its majestic appearance. You can take coffee back to your Huatulco vacation rentals to drink during your stay.

Discover the History of Huatulco at Huatulco Rentals

Legends tell of the Toltecs and Quetzalcoatl living in the area. From your Huatulco rentals, you may visit structures these Native Americans built, though mostly ruins remain. Quetzalcoatl is said to have erected an indestructible cross, but it has never been found. Chatmos, Zapotecs and Mexicas also visited the area. After the Spanish Conquest, Huatulco was under the rule of Hernan Cortes. The port was known for its Spanish galleons and distribution of supplies to the Pacific coast. During the 16th century, the city was attacked by Francis Drake and Thomas Cavendish. Today, the city provides Huatulco condos for visitors wishing a quiet vacation on the beaches or a visit to some of the most popular coffee growing areas. Splendid hiking can also be discovered through the green hills overlooking the water.