Question 1

How much does a Crucecita holiday package cost?

Accepted Answer

You can snap up a holiday package to this destination on Expedia. However, how much your holiday to Crucecita costs will depend on the length of stay, hotel choice and season.

Question 2

What are the cheapest months to go to Crucecita?

Accepted Answer

If you're hoping to score a cheap Crucecita holiday package, consider visiting in June, September and October. You'll usually find better rates on airfares and hotels during these months — perfect for a budget-friendly break.

Question 3

How many days is enough for Crucecita?

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We'd recommend booking a Crucecita holiday for a minimum of 4 days. This will give you enough time to tick off top sights such as Bocana del Rio Copalita Archaeological Zone and Mercado Tres de Mayo, as well as check out neighbourhoods like P Chahue and R. You might even be able to squeeze in a day trip (or two) beyond Crucecita.

Question 4

Is it worth booking a holiday package to Crucecita?

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Crucecita has all the ingredients you need for an awesome getaway — cafes, underwater activities and fishing are just the start. Whether you'd like to check out attractions like Chahue Beach and El Zócalo, or take the road less traveled, you'll have plenty to explore on your Crucecita holiday.

Question 5

How to find the best Crucecita package deals?

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Use Expedia's filter tool to help you find some unbeatable Crucecita package deals. When you start your search, just set your maximum budget and then order the results by "Price: low to high." If you're looking to save, plan your break for midweek, or browse for Crucecita package deals in the off-peak season. Switch up your travel dates and you may score even bigger discounts. As a rule of thumb, it's usually best to lock in your holiday package as soon as possible.

Question 6

Is it cheaper to book a Crucecita holiday as a package?

Accepted Answer

You can enjoy significant savings on your next Crucecita retreat by booking a customised holiday package. Click on the "Package" heading, then select your destination and travel dates to browse the best hotel and flight prices. Bundle everything into a great-value package and you can save hundreds of dollars. Consider adding a rental car and you may land a better deal.

Question 7

When to book a holiday package to Crucecita?

Accepted Answer

If you have your Crucecita holiday dates locked in, book early to score some terrific deals. With Expedia, you can typically reserve some flights up to a year in advance. Prefer spur-of-the-moment getaways? Our last-minute deals are great for setting off on a whim.

Question 8

How to plan a trip to Crucecita?

Accepted Answer

Choose when to go: Check your calendar and get your bags packed. Your preferred time of year and the available activities will also help you decide when to escape to Crucecita.
Figure out your budget: Ensure you have enough money to cover everything from food and transportation to activities and flights. Your accommodation will probably be the biggest expense during your trip to Crucecita.
Decide how long to go away for: Now that you know more about Crucecita, you can work out the right length of your break. Pull together a rough itinerary and allocate enough time to cover everything you want to do.
Bundle your bookings: With your travel dates in place, you can combine your flights, hotels, car rental and more into a tailored Crucecita holiday package.

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Where to stay in Crucecita

Sector L

Santa Cruz

Chahue

Arrocito

Tangolunda

Top hotels in Crucecita

Rooms Huatulco

Mi Querida Maribel Hotel

OYO Hotel Betsua Vista Hermosa, Huatulco

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Things to do

Coastal Bays Boat Tour with hotel transportation

Tour to Copalitilla Magical Waterfalls from Huatulco with admission included

Bioluminescence & liberation of sea turtles from Huatulco.