In 1969 the Mexican government decided to develop the tourist industry, In special those whose destiny were the beaches. When they flew over the pacific area they discover the wonders and the fabulous Huatulco bays whose characteristics result, optimums so that the place were considered be part of the project. The thing that most impressed were their charm and tranquil beaches with white and fine sands, covered by the soft waves of the sea The tourist complex of Huatulco bays is the development of most recent creation made by the federal government and is located at the board of nine bays such as; Santa Cruz bay, Chahué bay, Tangolunda bay, organo y Maguey bays, Conejos bay, Cacaluta bay, chachacual bay and San Agustín Copyright © 1999 Gobierno del Estado de Oaxaca Todos los Derechos Reservados Clothing Casual and seasonal at1tire constitutes dress code in Huatulco. Coat and tie not necessary unless you wish to dinner in one of the luxury restaurants, which require semiformal attire. Beach clothing is restricted and should not be used in town. Currency The peso is the legal national currency of Mexico. However, American dollars are accepted in the majority of shops and restaurants. American dollars can be exchanged at banks and hotels at daily conversion rate (exchange rate) Electricity 110 Volts A.C./60 cycles Time Central Time. Customs Custom regulations allow citizens of the United States to import $400.00 Usd. Worth of merchandise and 2 liters of liquor duty free. The Government of the United States will tax any additional purchases. Customs forms are supplied by airlines during flights to the United States. Purified Water The city of Huatulco, as well the hotel zone, has a special water purification system. In addition to this, each hotel has its own purifying plant. Water from the ta is safe to drink or, if you prefer, bottled water can be found at any place at your convenience. Get a list of tours or hotels by clicking the titles