Barra Vieja Holiday Packages

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Barra Vieja Accommodation

If you're searching for accommodations in Barra Vieja, you'd best get cracking. With only 3 properties available in the surrounding area, places are likely to fill up quickly.

We highly recommend the Casa Yalma Kaan Sensor (Crta Hacia Barra Vieja, Km 29 Lote 189) and the Bambuddha (Carretera Barra Vieja Km 37). They've both got terrific reviews and comfy beds, so why not check out the rates and amenities and then pick your favourite?

Car Hire in Barra Vieja

Hiring a set of wheels right at General Juan N. Alvarez International Airport will mean that you don't need to bother with shuttle transfers or taxis. Payless is a short walk from the arrivals hall.

You'll have difficulty securing a ride in the heart of town. We'd recommend visiting Alamo Rent A Car in the close-by neighbourhood of Boulevard Barra Vieja. It's situated at Blvd De Las Naciones S N Col. Plan De Los Amates, just a kilometre from downtown.

Holidays to Barra Vieja

Booked those plane tickets, packed your fancy holiday thongs but don't know the first thing about Barra Vieja? Listen up. We've got the lowdown on this wonderful destination.

Barra Vieja is a fantastic base to explore the fabulous city of Acapulco. To get to this neighbourhood from the middle of the city, you'll have to travel southeast for 30 kilometres.

It's the people that can make a getaway truly awesome. So while you're staying in Barra Vieja, why not venture out of town for a few days and get to know some of the 650 000 locals that call Acapulco home?