Apple TV is taking us back once again to the sun-soaked shores of Acapulco. Yep, the margaritas, drama, and retro vibes are all returning for season 4. This bilingual dramedy isn’t just a pretty face in a Hawaiian shirt; it’s a heartfelt ambition with wild ‘80s flair.
Inspired by How to Be a Latin Lover, Acapulco follows Maximo, a rich, present-day storyteller, and his young, wide-eyed version as they navigate love, family, and career chaos at the glamorous Las Colinas Resort. The show features a dual-timeline format and a heart as big as Maximo’s dreams. And for one last time, the show is returning to serve laughs, life lessons, and just the right amount of spicy scandal.
After three charming seasons and a bit of a renewal delay, season 4 is officially coming. So, get ready to check back into paradise where secrets sizzle under the sun and ambition clashes with romance.
When will Acapulco Season 4 be released?
Get your sunhats ready and emotional support pina coladas on standby, because Acapulco season 4 is officially dropping on July 23, 2025, exclusively on Apple TV+. Of course, it’s great news that we’re heading back to the fabulous chaos of Las Colinas Resort; sadly, there’s a bittersweet twist. Well, this will be the show’s final season.
Yep, after four vibrant, laugh-out-loud seasons, Acapulco is wrapping up its tropical tale with a grand goodbye. But don’t worry, this isn’t some hasty cancellation. Apparently, Apple is giving the show the proper send-off it deserves. Well, first of all, there will be a double-episode premiere followed by weekly episodes that’ll carry us through Maximo’s final chapter in style. Even series star and executive producer Eugenio Derbez shared, (via Variety)
These four seasons have been magical. ‘Acapulco’ brought joy and heart to audiences around the world, and while saying goodbye is bittersweet, I’m so proud of what we created. From our incredible cast, writers, and directors, to the way we celebrated Mexico’s culture, beauty, and warmth — it’s been an unforgettable ride.
So, mark your calendars, cancel your own pool party, and prepare for a final season packed with sun-drenched nostalgia, spicy drama, and those signature neon-pink uniforms. The farewell fiesta begins July 23, and Maximo’s story promises to go out in true Acapulco fashion, with heart, humor, and a whole lot of flair.
Cast of Acapulco Season 4
Let’s face it, Acapulco wouldn’t be half the fiesta it is without its irresistible, ever-dramatic, neon-soaked cast. The heart and tequila-soaked soul of the series? Máximo Gallardo, of course, is played by the dream team of Eugenio Derbez (present-day Maximo, charming as ever) and Enrique Arrizon (young Maximo, king of ambition and accidental chaos). You can bet both are returning for season 4’s big farewell tour.
Then there’s Hugo, Maximo’s wide-eyed, present-day nephew, and emotional sponge, played with lovable earnestness by Raphael Alejandro. You can’t end the story without him furiously scribbling notes about tío’s scandalous past.
Also expected to clock back in at Las Colinas Resort: the forever-loyal Memo (Fernando Carsa), and Maximo’s maybe-someday love Julia (Camila Perez), whose slow-burn romance still has fans whispering “will they or won’t they” into their pastel cocktails.
Season 4 might also throw in a few new faces, because what’s a tropical workplace dramedy without a surprise cousin, a rival bellboy, or someone’s secret child?
This colorful cast, bouncing between retro mischief and modern reflection, remains the glittery glue of Acapulco. Buckle up for more heartbreak, hilarious misunderstandings, and the final chapter of the Maximo legacy.
What will Acapulco season 4 be about?
Time to dust off your pink sunglasses and emotional baggage, Acapulco Season 4 is serving up sunshine, scandal, and a serious identity crisis. After three seasons of mojito-soaked ambition, Maximo has finally climbed the glittering resort ladder in the 1980s, outplaying Don Pablo and snagging a promotion that smells like future billions and broken friendships.
But here’s the twist: success never comes without a few tequila shots of regret.
While young Maximo sharpens his elbows and prepares to make morally questionable decisions in the name of success, older Maximo is back in the present day dusting off the past, literally. He’s buying Las Colinas (yes, buying), in hopes of restoring its faded glam and maybe his soul along the way.
So, season 4 is shaping up to be a tale of two Maximos: one losing himself to power, and one desperately trying to find his way back. Expect friendship betrayals, career gambles, and some heartfelt “what have I become” mirror moments.
Will Maximo become the mogul he always dreamed of or just another casualty of the success he chased? Season 4 isn’t just a finale, it’s the emotional piña colada we’ve all been waiting for, with a little extra bitter in the mix.
Acapulco Seasons 1-3 are available to watch on Apple TV.
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