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Getting around Huatulco is easy and inexpensive by taxi. One can easily determine the fare as it is posted on the dashboard of the taxi. There are many taxi stands around town and the cabs are clean. Our most expensive fare was $5 US and was to Santa Cruz.
Written Nov 27, 2006
Taking a water taxi is also very popular in Huatulco. You are been able to take a small boat from or too the beach you want. Those water taxis are cheaper then a normal taxi as they take more then one group/family with them. And in the mean time they can fish as well…
Written Jun 2, 2003
Moving around in Huatulco we did most by food to keep us healthy.
For further places as some beaches we did by taxi. Taxis are not so expensive at all in Huatulco.
Even now, a taxi is still an unknown transport on VT...
Updated May 22, 2003
No, this isn’t the airplane we took, but it is an old plane that you can see on the Huatulco airport.
We were flying with Magnicharters as it is cheaper then Aero México or Air Mexicana.
Updated May 22, 2003
Website: http://www.magnicharters.com
The airport of Huatulco is small, but enjoy full. A reed roof and an outside terrace give the airport a more Caribbean character…
Written May 22, 2003
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