Playa La Roqueta

Playa la Roqueta is a small beach located on an island near the center of Acapulco, Mexico. The beach is about 200 meters long with fine golden sand.

The beach is equipped with bathroom facilities, and there are lifeguards on duty for safety

There are plenty of activities to do at Playa la Roqueta including swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling, scuba diving, and exploring the nearby rock formations.

Playa la Roqueta doesn't have a parking lot, but visitors can park their cars in the nearby marina for a fee. From there, visitors can take a water taxi to the island where the beach is located.

Fun facts about Playa la Roqueta include that it was named after a rock formation shaped like a crooked nose ("roqueta" means "little nose" in Spanish), and it is a popular spot for divers due to the nearby underwater caves and shipwrecks.

Attractions near Playa la Roqueta include the island's lighthouse, which offers stunning views of the bay, and the underwater sculpture park, where visitors can see a collection of sculptures by local artists.

There are a few restaurants located near Playa la Roqueta, including La Cabana de Caleta, which serves seafood and Mexican cuisine, and Los Flamingos, which offers a variety of dishes including burgers and pizza.

There are several hotels located near Playa la Roqueta, including Las Torres Gemelas, which offers ocean views and an outdoor pool, and Hotel Emporio Acapulco, which features a private beach area and an on-site restaurant.