Playa Hornos

Playa Hornos is a well-known beach situated in Acapulco, Guerrero, in the southern part of Mexico. It lies in the northwest portion of Acapulco Bay and forms part of the tourist region known as Acapulco Tradicional. The beach is divided into various sections, each named after historical events or nearby landmarks, such as Tamarindos, Carabalí, Malibú, Del Golfito, and Papagayo.

The natural characteristics of Playa Hornos include its fine sand and waves that can range from moderate to low depending on the time of the year. The beach is also known for its warm water and impressive waves, which contribute to the overall experience of its visitors.

Amenities available near Playa Hornos include a multitude of seafood restaurants, celebrated for their excellent cuisine. Additionally, a golf course can be found at the ends of the beach.

Access to Playa Hornos can be achieved by various means. The beach is located near the Acapulco Historical Museum of Fort San Diego and is approximately 1.4 km from Zocalo Square in the heart of Acapulco. The center of Acapulco can be reached in 25 minutes on foot. For those preferring public transportation, the nearest bus stop is Aca "Cine Rio," which is only 400 meters away.

As Playa Hornos is a popular and traditional beach, it can be expected to be crowded, especially during peak tourist seasons. However, safety precautions are in place to ensure a secure environment for all beachgoers.