Villa Vera Puerto Mio Zihuatanejo

Villa Vera Puerto Mio, Zihuatanejo is nestled on a private peninsula in Zihuatanejo Bay, and offers stunning Pacific Ocean views, romantic getaways and comfortable amenities with unparalleled service. The on-site restaurant serves delicious traditional Mexican and international cuisine. It is the perfect resort for those who love water sports and exploring a historic town surrounded by rainforest mountains.

The resort is minutes away from the town of Zihuatanejo, where pirates docked their ships. Once a sleepy fishing village, Zihuatanejo is now a thriving vacation destination in Mexico. It has protected its historic past, even as it has grown in popularity. At its heart is the waterfront walkway, Paseo del Pescador (Fisherman's Path), lined with stores selling traditional arts and crafts, as well as local boutiques. Discover a world of difference at Villa Vera Puerto Mio, Zihuatanejo.

Villa Vera Puerto Mio Zihuatanejo offers superior, suite, and villa condomiums, which can sleep up to four people. The resort itself  features thirty acres of lush tropical vegetation, car rentals, and concierge, laundry, towel, medical, massage, and money exchange services. 

The resort charges a 3% state lodging tax
 

Zihuatenejo is all about exploration, both of the verdant greenery on land and the clear azure water of the Pacific. The ocean here offers snorkelers, SCUBA divers, and swimmers a pristine aquatic playground every day of the year, with clean water that maintains a perfect balmy temperature. This coastline is famous for its formidable surf and excellent waves, so surfers will have no trouble staying busy.

Visitors can walk down Las Gatas Beach and visit the old lighthouse El Faro, perched upon tall cliffs that overlook the Pacific and the guano-covered islands of Ixtapa and Playa Blanca. You can also travel south to Petatlán, a small colonial ranching town known for its open-air gold market and majestic church, and stop by the ancient village and archaeological site called La Soledad de Maciel on the way. For those looking for delicious seafood and a glimpse into the fishing culture of south Mexico, a visit to the fishing hamlet of La Barra de Potosí is in order.

Other local activities include deep sea fishing, snorkeling and shopping

For most people, Mexican cuisine needs no introduction. Making use of fresh corn and beans, delicious tortillas, and expertly-seasoned meat, Mexican cooks have made the food of their native country famous throughout the world. Whether it is chicken mole or seafood soup, almost everyone has his or her favorite Mexican dish.

Altura Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, and features terraces that afford diners a sweeping view of the Zihuatanejo Bay. Our restaurant offers exotic international and local dishes including tuna carpaccio, coconut shrimp in tamarind sauce, Chicken Puerto Mio, and seafood soup. Altura is open from 7:30 am to 10:30 pm every day of the week.

The first human occupants of the region in which Zihuatanejo lies were nomadic hunter-gatherer tribes. Later, in the 15th century, more advanced groups like the Cumbia and Panteca mined salt in the area that is now Ixtapa. When these lands became part of the Tarascan Empire, the Tarascan kings would travel here to hunt and relax. Legend holds that Zihuatanejo was the sanctuary of the Olmec goddess Cihuateotl, mother of the human race and patroness of both women and warriors slain on the battlefield.

After the colonization of the Spaniards, Zihuatanejo existed as a small fishing village surrounded by the haciendas of rich landowners and was untouched by political turmoil in Mexico until the Mexican Revolution, when both federal and rebel forces passed through the area and did some looting. After that, the town remained out of the national spotlight until the 1970s, when it enjoyed membership into the tourism industry reform movement along with balnearios like Cancun, Los Cabos, and Puerto Vallarta. Infrastructure went in, the population went up, and today Zihuatanejo is a verdant, peaceful beach destination.

Paseo del Morro 5, Col. Playa del Almacén, Zihuatanejo, Guerrero C.P. 40880 Mexico   

Villa Vera Puerto Mio Zihuatanejo is located fifteen minutes from the Zihuatanejo International Airport. At the airport, you can find private/collective taxis and car rental agencies. 

The floor plans displayed are a sample of the unit types and are not to scale. We cannot guarantee specific unit occupancy and we are unable to inform you which specific unit you will occupy until you arrive and check into your room.