Beach it!
Our three miles of pristine, golden sand beach are our claim to fame. Boogie board, SUP, tide pool, surf, kayak, run, walk, nap, or just frolic. It’s up to you.
Getting to Playa Troncones, Mexico!
Many major airlines fly to Zihuatanejo (airport code: ZIH), including Alaska Airlines, United Airlines, US Air, AeroMexico and Delta. The tricky part is that most of them fly in only 2-3 days a week, which can make make for odd flight search returns on certain days. When looking for flights, you might find better deals on different days. Saturdays and Tuesdays, for instance.
Google Flights has a very helpful calendar feature. If you input dates and destination, then click the calendar icon below, it’ll show you prices on a calendar, so you can see what days each airline flies in, and when it’s cheaper.
TIP: Search with flexible dates to get a real idea of Zihuatanejo flight availability. Contact us before booking your flight, and we’ll do our best to keep your ideal dates on hold for a couple of days until you find flights that work.
The Zihuatanejo / Ixtapa airport is just 40 minutes from Casa Oasis.Special Oasis treatment: Our favorite cab driver will meet your flight, take you to the grocery store in Zihua and wait while you shop, then bring you straight home to the Oasis for around US $75 for two people + tip for waiting. (He also has access to a van for larger groups.) Send us your travel info 3-4 days before you arrive, and we’ll set it up.
Fast and pricey: The fastest way to get here and into the sea/hammock is by taking an airport cab. From the area outside the arrival gate, Zihuatanejo taxis charge around US $80 to bring you to Troncones. The price drops dramatically once you get off the airport grounds (see below)…It’s all about taxes and airport licenses and other shameless bureaucratic moneymaking schemes.
Middle of the road: (No, we’re not suggesting you stand in the middle of the road.) Walk across the parking lot and outside the airport gates. On your right, you’ll see a little palapa that will, incidentally, serve you a cold beer while you wait. Grab a cab from there directly to Troncones (more or less US $50).
Affordable + grocery run: Exit the airport grounds and take a much cheaper cab (around US $10) or a supercheap microbus from the palapa to the Comercial Mexicana supermarket in Zihuatanejo. Do your shopping, get cash at the ATM’s in the grocery store and then hop another cab to Troncones. (around US $40)
Deluxe: Rent a car at the Airport (See getting around Troncones for rental car pros, cons, and strategies.)
Our three miles of pristine, golden sand beach are our claim to fame. Boogie board, SUP, tide pool, surf, kayak, run, walk, nap, or just frolic. It’s up to you.
The Costa Grande is world famous for its gorgeous beaches and breathtaking scenery (especially Troncones).
Surf breaks abound in the area. Semi-famous breaks in Zihuatanejo and Ixtapa, as well as Saladita, the Ranch, etc. Check out our Surf Guidee.
Troncones has its own little store of stores… from tienditas full of basic staples to boutiques.
Troncones has a variety of restaurants, from upscale tum like El Eden and Present Moment, to Lourdes’ delish quesadillas (on the road into town, across from the hardware store. Try Chencho’s mini restaurant for a shrimp cocktail.
Troncones birdlife is incredible and varied. A birder’s paradise, even from your Casa Oasis sofa!
From pristine beach walks to hikes with cliffs and caves, to mountain biking to eco tours, Troncones has your nature needs covered.
A few local artists sell their work in Troncones. Try the mini-mall near the T.
Troncones Beach, Mexico
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Our Troncones Travel Guide
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