Ixtapa Pacific Mexico

Mexico in brief:

• Surface area: 1,972,550 sq km
• Capital: Mexico City
• Official language: Spanish
• Currency: the Mexican Pesos.

Make the most of your stay at Ixtapa Pacific to discover the natural beauty and fascinating culture of the region.

Towns located nearby:

Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo are seen by the Mexicans as two inseparable cities, in the state of Guerrero. They are twin towns, 6.5 km apart, with quite different personalities:

• Ixtapa is 7 kms from Club Med.
The city grew from its coconut palm plantations; today it has smart restaurants and luxury shops, a great place for shopping addicts.
Travel time: a 10-minute drive

• Zihuatanejo is 30 kms from Club Med
A former fishing village, it is now a totally charming town with narrow winding streets where you’ll find plenty of art galleries and craft shops.
Travel time: a 25-minute drive.

• Glorious sunrises of the golden sands of the Pacific and sunsets in the silhouette of the Sierra Madre mountain range
• A day of spectacular sailing, capped by a romantic dinner and evening theater performance
• Enrolling the little ones in the Petit Chef Program®, where kids taste the joy of cooking
• A destination renowned for year-round sunshine

Every young mind deserves a vacation they’ll never forget. That’s why Club Med offers discounts for every age range. Choose your dream family-friendly resort around the world and start making memories today!

Create an exciting adventure together, with happy memories behind every family photo caption. An All-Inclusive stay at Club Med provides escape and pleasure as well as reconnection and serenity. Vacation together while embracing everyone's diverse interests. At Club Med, everything is in place to create precious moments for the whole family and unforgettable experience for all.

Club Med Ixtapa Pacific offers a family-friendly, all-inclusive package, including accommodations, unlimited gourmet meals and drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic), and access to over 25 included activities. Guests can enjoy water sports like kayaking and paddleboarding, land sports like tennis and archery, plus yoga, fitness classes, and nightly entertainment. Kids' clubs for ages 0-17 are also included, making it a stress-free getaway for families.

Yes, Club Med Ixtapa Pacific is considered one of the best family resorts in Mexico. With kids' clubs tailored to ages 0-17, family-friendly activities, and spacious accommodations designed for larger groups, the resort ensures every family member has a memorable experience. Parents can relax knowing their children are in safe hands with expert childcare services.

Nestled between the Sierra Madre Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, Club Med Ixtapa Pacific stands out with its secluded location, beachfront access, and family-friendly focus. The resort offers unique experiences like the Petit Chef Program®, where kids can learn cooking skills, and it provides both family bonding activities and dedicated adults-only relaxation spaces for a versatile vacation.

Club Med Ixtapa Pacific is located about 30 minutes from Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo International Airport (ZIH). While transfers are not automatically included in the package, guests can arrange transportation through private providers or taxis for a smooth arrival to the resort’s beachfront location.

Ixtapa is famous for its year-round sunshine, pristine beaches, and lush natural surroundings. Guests can explore the Costa Grande coastline, visit authentic Mexican towns like Zihuatanejo, or relax on Ixtapa's quiet, family-friendly beaches. The destination’s perfect mix of nature, culture, and leisure makes it a popular choice for families, couples, and adventure seekers.

Yes! The resort offers excursions (at an additional cost) to explore the surrounding area. Guests can take family-friendly adventures like snorkeling trips, boat tours to Isla Ixtapa, or cultural excursions to nearby Zihuatanejo’s charming village, known for its art galleries and authentic atmosphere. These excursions allow you to experience the beauty and culture of Mexico’s Pacific Coast.