Prices are triple as last time, food was Ok and service was awful. Everyboldy goes to Beto Godoys but now they live only for their reputation. Not worth the effort

What I liked the most was having lunch-supper at around 5 pm. I dont remember the name of the restaurant, typically mexican with palapa and plastic chair. The quality of food is regular. That was compensated with the wonderfull pictures I took at sunset. Traffic on the way back to Acapulco(Ave de las Naciones) was a nightmare

Barra Vieja is about a 40 min drive out of Acapulco heading toward its airport . There are many restaurants to choose from with people throwing flyiers at you offering you free this or that to get you into ther place. once ther you have to haggle to what they'll allow you for free. HAMACS. Bring your own booze ,price... More

Quiet and peaceful beach. When we were there it was quiet and peaceful - we ate dinner on the beach at sunset - BEAUTIFUL!!!

I have been coming here for over 30 years, it's safe except for the ocean which has a strong undertow, no lifeguards, many restaurants with fresh seafood. You can sit on the beach and eat, drink, and be merry plus shop the venders come up to you, This is the area where they filmed Tarzan , and Rambo.You can rent... More

The place is just full of drunks that keep eating greasy food. On top of it it is very noisy and the setting is in decay!

We see so many great beaches in Mexico we could only say this one was Average. I would recommend people go there as it is a different kind of place than the beaches in Acapulco.

You can be hit by the 4 wheel motorcycles there! Nice place to have lunch. Ask for the local dish "Pescado a la Talla". Take care of the undertow.

The water is definately cleaner here than in Acapulco, but the waves are rough, not good for gentle swimming.