Muelle de Santa Cruz, Huatulco.

Love ports like this walking to beaches what ever.

A peace and quiet Pacific coast Mexican port for cruise, yachts, boats, and even US coast guides. Numerous beaches in the area are frequented by locals and tourists. Must negotiate taxi fares which should be in the ballpark of USD3 one way per car. Some restaurants offered free wifi. For obvious reasons, don't apply for credit cards and input anyone's social security number. BTW, beers are offered at USD2 or USD5 for 2. Negotiate, negotiate...

The climate is pleasant and very rich

The marina is very beautiful, it is the access to the boats and boats where you take the tours and cruises. They charge you $ 5.5 mxn access and supposedly gives you a "life insurance" and access to the bathrooms. It is worth taking a tour and getting to know the bays. Do not forget to take your dramamin !!!!, sometimes the sea is very rough and you may end up vomiting.

Impressive to observe at the Santa Cruz Pier the arrival of huge cruises with a large number of tourists. Fortunately visitors help to revive the local economy as they can buy products and handicrafts, in addition to consumption in restaurants and hotels. The pier is the entry point of the Yacht Club where you can rent private or shared services of yachts or boats to reach other beautiful beaches of Huatulco by sea.