Playa Caleta, Beach in Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico

Playa Caleta is a beach in Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico. It is a small, curved bay with calm water and a sandy shore, sheltered by hills and often filled with fishing boats and visitors.

Playa Caleta was one of the first beaches in Acapulco to attract visitors in the mid-20th century, when the town began to grow as a resort. Over time, it became a favorite spot for families and fishermen, keeping its local character even as larger hotels appeared nearby.

Local fishermen still use the beach to launch their boats, and you can see them repairing nets or selling their catch. The small restaurants along the sand serve fresh seafood, and the place has a laid-back feel that mixes daily work with tourism.

The beach is easy to reach by local transport and is close to the main road. It is best visited in the morning when the sand is fresh and there is more space, and the water is shallow enough for children to play safely.

The bay is known for its calm water because a small island breaks the waves, making it one of the few places in Acapulco where you can swim without strong currents. Also, at low tide, you can walk out to the island and see tide pools with small fish and crabs.