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Club Med Ixtapa Pacific, Mexico beach forecast: weather, water & waves

Ixtapa, MX · Ixtapa & Zihuatanejo, Mexico · 17.672, -101.642

Updated : very low seaweed, beach grade A-, sea 86°F.

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Veabird's call

FriA-SatA-SunA-MonA-TueA-

Pick Tuesday: A-, little seaweed, mostly dry and 86°F water on the west-facing beach.

December (A) and January (A) grade best, with Isla Ixtapa snorkel for a calm spell.

Grades from Veabird's beach forecast; wording by AI (Muse Spark), checked against the forecast. Updated Nov 13, 06:00 UTC.

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Questions about Club Med Ixtapa Pacific, Mexico

Does Ixtapa get sargassum (seaweed)?

No. Atlantic sargassum does not reach the Pacific.

How warm is the water at Club Med Ixtapa Pacific, Mexico?

About 86°F in November. The sea is warmest in July, August and September (about 88°F) and coolest in April (about 81°F).

When is the best time to visit Club Med Ixtapa Pacific, Mexico?

For warm water and dry weather, aim for December through April. April is usually the quietest of those, with almost no rainy days and a sea near 81°F.

When is hurricane season at Club Med Ixtapa Pacific, Mexico, and how often do storms hit?

The eastern Pacific hurricane season runs from mid-May through November and peaks from August to October. A tropical storm passed within 86 miles of Club Med Ixtapa Pacific, Mexico in 27 of the 55 seasons from 1971 to 2025, and a hurricane within 58 miles in 7. The riskiest stretch is around September 10, when the chance of a storm passing in any one week is about 4%; across all of September it is about 14%. Flexible bookings and travel insurance help in the peak weeks.

Sargassum season at Club Med Ixtapa Pacific, Mexico

Club Med Ixtapa Pacific, Mexico sits outside the reach of the Atlantic sargassum belt; seaweed landings are rare in any month.

Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo month by month

Typical weather, water temperature, seaweed and crowds for every month: the best time to visit Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo.

Weather & water by month at Club Med Ixtapa Pacific, Mexico

Average highs run from about 85°F in January, February and October to 89°F in May, July and August. The sea is warmest in July, August and September (about 88°F) and coolest in April (about 81°F). March and April are usually the driest, with almost no rainy days; September is the wettest, with about 20 rainy days.

MonthAvg highSeaRainy days
Jan85°F83°F2
Feb85°F83°F1
Mar86°F82°F0
Apr87°F81°F0
May89°F84°F3
Jun88°F86°F17
Jul89°F88°F15
Aug89°F88°F18
Sep87°F88°F20
Oct85°F86°F16
Nov87°F86°F3
Dec86°F85°F1

Monthly averages from 6 years of ERA5 reanalysis (Open-Meteo) for this area's 0.5° grid cell; rainy days have at least 1 mm (0.04 in). Any given year can differ.

Cleanup & barriers

Offshore barriers
Not needed: Atlantic sargassum does not reach the Pacific.
Public cleanup
Municipal beach crews handle driftwood, litter and storm debris.
Resort crews
Resort crews groom beaches daily.
Typical clearing time
n/a

Safety notes

US State Dept: Guerrero, Level 4 (Do Not Travel; verify)

Check official advisories and local flags before swimming. Decomposing sargassum releases hydrogen sulfide; avoid heavy piles.

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