Acapulco Sex Tour.com

Yes, you know what I'm saying. Adult Acapulco as in naughty, sexy adult Acapulco. Acapulco is truly an adult-oriented paradise with loads of sexy people, a liberal attitude, bars and clubs brimming with libido and I'm going to go out on a limb to say that Acapulco has more strip clubs per capita than any other place on earth. I'm not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing, but it is a thing for sure. If you're into sex, any don't mind paying for it, Acapulco is a first-rate choice. And don't forget to practice your adult Spanish by buying some of the little dirty Mexican comic books available at most newsstands.
Acapulco has one of the best nightlife scenes in the world. The great thing about Acapulco is that the action really gets going around 1AM - a time in the US when you're getting dangerously close to the hour when the wait staff comes around to take your drinks and then kicks you out into the street just when things are heating up.

Acapulco has the best of all worlds. You can bar hop, but in my opinion the best plan to dig in and get down to some serious partying at your club of choice which gives you ample time to meet new, totally intoxicated people. In Acapulco, there are a couple of programs. The standard pay as you go and my personal favorite, the drink till you drown. With the later, you pay a cover to get and drinks are free all night until everyone leaves which is typically around 4 or 5am. By drinks, we don't mean plastic cups and a keg but most anything you'd find in a normal bar. Acapulco even has some great after hours clubs where you can party until noon the next day... if you can handle it.

In a city known for it's glitzy nightlife, high rise hotels and sandy beaches, Acapulco still has it's roots in traditional Mexican culture unlike purpose-built mea-resort cities like Cancun and Los Cabos. While Acapulco is a world-class resort city with fine dining, golf, tennis, 5-star hotels and breathtaking villas, if you manage to escape the confines of the hotel complex you'll notice that Acapulco is real Mexico. There are quite a few first-rate cultural attractions and many off the beaten track delights as well in addition to cliff divers, beaches, and bars. Truth be told, one of the best attractions is just observing the people go about their business. Want to learn more about Acapulco attractions? This is the place to jump off.

Acapulco currently has more than 18,000 hotel rooms in several hundred hotels and that's not to mention all the other accommodations from vacation villas, houses, and apartments for rent to the dozens upon dozens of motels around town.

Hotels started going up back in the 1930s in Acapulco when the city's first Hotel, El Mirador, went up near the Zocalo. Hotels began appearing in force after the construction of a modern highway connecting Acapulco and Mexico City in 1945 (the first highway was acatually built back in 1927, but it took a full week's travel time). Acapulco's hotel boom really began in the 1950s and coincided with the big post-war economic expansion taking place in the United States and improvements in transportation technology (such as international air travel). It shouldn't go without mention that this is also around the time Hollywood discovered Acapulco and American stars, starlets and it's just plain old rich began flocking here making Acapulco one of the international jet-set's major stops. Acapulco was chic in the 1950s and it's making a big comeback today.
     

Acapulco has some of the best beaches in Mexico, perhaps some of the best beaches in the world. From Pie de la Cuesta to Caleta to the Golden Zone and out to Puerto Marques and Diamante, there are dozens of great beaches to choose from and even more distinct personalities.

Some of the beaches are good for swimming, while at some its downright dangerous. Acapulco is not so great for surfing though there a a few sports with some waves, but it is always great for lounging. Some Acapulco beaches offer total freedom while the vendors at others make it a little difficult to relax (though you don't get the super high pressure touts on Acapulco's beaches that you do in some other countries).

 Mexico’s popularity as an international tourist destination and its proximity to the United States have created the foundation for a flourishing sex tourism industry. Mexican stakeholders have expressed fear that Acapulco will become another Bangkok, a notorious sex tourist destination, noting that Mexico, like Thailand, has a steady stream of visitors and a large supply of poor and desperate young people.

 Throughout Mexico and the Central American region, machismo attitudes are prevalent. Women are often viewed as sexual objects. Mexican women’s rights advocates claim that rape and other violent offenses against women are not treated as serious crimes. In many indigenous communities, women are essentially servants of their fathers, husbands, and brothers. For example, rapto, when a man kidnaps a woman with the intent to marry her or simply to satisfy his sexual pleasure, is one harmful traditional practice that still exists in southern Mexico. In the summer of 2001, the Oaxacan Women’s Institute persuaded the Oaxacan state legislature to pass heavy criminal penalties against this practice. In March 2003, the state legislature reversed its decision and again made rapto a minor infraction. One key male legislator even called the practice harmless and & romantic.


Los Lenones; tightly organized associations of pimp; operate throughout Mexico. Within Los Lenones, 80 percent of the pimps are based in Tenancingo, a suburb located an hour drive north of Mexico City, where police commonly protect the perpetrators. Los Lenones are based on family hierarchies; the father controls the organization and the money, while the sons and male cousins lure or kidnap the victims. Throughout rural and suburban towns across Mexico, Los Lenones search for girls in bus stations, in factories, and even at school dances. Girls taken by gang members are often broken down on Calle Santo Tomás, a narrow street in the dangerous La Merced neighborhood of Mexico City. One girl can earn her captors up to US$2,000 a week on Calle Santo Tomás. Girls may have sex with 20 to 30 men a day, 7 days a week for several weeks or months before being transported to the United States.



            Not only are women and children trafficked from Mexico to the United States, but also women and children from other countries are brought to Mexico and forced to work in prostitution. Many Central American girls are lured from Hurricane devastated communities with false promises of jobs as waitresses. Hundreds of Central American girls, mostly from Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua, are in prostitution in Tapachula, Chiapas. Women from Eastern Europe have been found working as dancers in bars in Mexico City and in northern cities.  

            The U.S.–Mexican border region is a major center for foreign sex tourists, as are the coastal resort areas. Sex tourism involving women, including young boys and girls is on the rise in Acapulco and is quite visible in the streets and on the beaches. Wealthy foreign men are known to lure boys, most roughly 14 to 18 years old, with cold drinks and snacks on the beach. As we are not supporters of any activity that involves the act of sex with a minor. We are however simply presenting the true to life facts to our visitors regarding sex tourism within this particular region.