Acapulco is the international beach resort bustling with activity. Situated in one of the world’s best and most beautiful, natural harbors, Acapulco’s exotic scenery is the backdrop to an exciting arena of both tame and wild water-sports, incredible dining and shopping, championship gold and legendary nightlife. The spectacular beauty of Acapulco Bay has been appreciated for centuries. And the more than 23 beaches are great for sunbathing, body surfing, and parasailing. Plus, you can watch the famous La Quebrada cliff divers as they plunge 136 feet into the sea.



If you looking for crystal clear Caribbean waters, sun-drenched beaches, Mexican fiestas and cultural attractions- look no more! Cancun has it all. The Mexican hotspot offers something for everyone. Cancun offers spectacular white sand beaches, ancient Mayan ruins, great shopping, modern accommodations, water sports galore and much more. Spicy night life and tempting dining options include everything from Mexican specialties and delicious international cuisine, to popular American favorites. Some optional excursions for Cancun include

• Jungle Tour- Follow a guide as you ride a wave runner or speedboat from the Marina across the expanse of the Nichupte Lagoon and through the dense mangroves to the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea. Relax or snorkel amid the colorful tropical fish, coral, and sea plants on one of the largest reefs in the Western Hemisphere.
  Price approximately $45
  Tour approximately 2½ hours
• Isla Mujeres- Enjoy a relaxing and fun tour to this island located eight miles across the bay from Cancun. Choose from snorkeling, bike riding, shopping, exploring or relaxing on one of the island’s beaches
  Price approximately $55.00
  Tour approximately 6 hours
• Day Trip to Cichen-Itza- Visit Chichen Itza, once one of the largest functioning urban centers of the Maya. Lunch is provided near the pyramids. Price includes lunch, entrance fees, guide service and tax
  Price approximately $79.00
  Tour approximately 9 hours

Bursting with scenic and natural wonders, the Riviera Maya has a relaxed pace and is perfect for the escapist looking for a bit of adventure. The second largest reef system in the world, the Great Maya Reef, runs along the coastline, and jungle surrounds the towns and beaches. A unique and complex underground river system flows beneath the surface and surprises visitors with magical caverns, caves, and cenotes (caverns open to the sky).



Cozumel is a relaxed destination with a slow-paced atmosphere day and night. It boasts outstanding snorkeling and diving-especially around Palancar Reef, a mountainous underwater formation six miles long and 300 feet high, considered one of the worlds best diving locations.



Ixtapa, and its neighbor Zihuatanejo, provide a delightful contrast, and two distinct examples of Mexico’s coastal towns. Ixtapa is a sleek beach resort with shopping centers. Zihuatanejo is more rustic and slow-paced and popular with tourist because of its village-like atmoshpere, cobblestone streets, and open-air restaurants. Both town are clean and well kept, not over-developed, and remain relatively uncrowded. The entire area offers more than a dozen beautiful beaches. And perhaps the greatest quality of the area, besides the abundance of sun, sand and sea, is the range of experiences possible- from elegant and sophisticated to traditional and rustic.



Almost everything in Los Cabos involves natural beauty. There are isolated beaches, desert landscapes, unique rock formations, and scenic bluffs. Sporting opportunities included deep sea fishing, and fascinating dive sites.



Mazatlan, Mexico’s second largest coastal city with its long stretch of beachfront hotels, seafood restaurants, nightclubs, and bright lights, is one of the most popular resorts in Mexico. Get a bird’s eye view of the port while parasailing. Although often popular with young adults, Mazatlan also tends to be less crowded than other well-known Mexican beach resorts, and is a favorite for seasonal travelers looking for rest and recreation in the sun. Nightlife is abundant and lively, and there is a large variety of restaurants. Beaches are long and the waves can be big enough for surfboarding and body surfing.



Once a tiny fishing village, Puerto Vallarta retains the timeless, laid back feelings of “Old Mexico”. The combination of sand and sunshine with old-fashioned Mexico charm is what makes Puerto Vallarta one of Mexico’s fastest growing resorts, and one popular with golfers, honeymooners, and families. Puerto Vallarta is surrounded by lush mountains on one side and the 25-mile long Banderas Bay on the other.

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