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Mexico

Mexico is a large country whose territory encompasses mountains, lakes, desert and thousands of miles of seacoast. The coastline, some parts with slick and luxurious resorts and other areas still pristine, enchants countless visitors every year as do the old silver mining towns nestled in the Sierra Madre mountain range that runs roughly north and south through the center of the country.

The many resort towns are cosmopolitan and most of the Mexicans working in them speak English with many speaking other languages as well. Businesses are run with the help of computers and complicated modern telecommunications systems; but in the traditional villages, native languages still predominate and Spanish is a second language to millions who wear traditional, hand-woven clothing and follow their ancient religions.

The primitive dwellings of indigenous peoples, the magnificent Spanish Colonial architecture of public buildings and churches, the modern high-rise hotels and all-inclusive resorts also form part of the heritage that has long given Mexico its nickname of "the Land of Contrasts."

The indigenous civilizations that have inhabited Mexico for thousands of years have left archeological riches including entire cities that have been excavated and made available to amaze visitors from all over the world.

In contrast are the dozens of golf courses, many of which are world class, the busy harbors and elegant marinas which meet the specialized needs of many visitors who arrive by air or by sea all year round.

The warm winters on the coasts, the cool summers in the mountains, the endless variety of sports and activities, the terrific first class buses for travel between towns (more comfortable than airplanes) along with relatively low cost make Mexico the first choice of thousands of travelers who return year after year to a favorite spot. Many eventually settle into comfortable homes in pleasant towns where retirement income stretches further than at home.

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CANCUN [Back to Top of Page]

Cancun is the largest and most popular of the many wonderful Mexican vacation resorts. Its splendid beaches and clear waters attract more visitors each year than any other Mexican vacation destination. For scuba diving, snorkeling, windsurfing and sailing, this luxurious town on the Caribbean Sea is the best Mexico has to offer.

Cancun beaches can be separated in two sections, "North" which faces to the open ocean and have high wave action, and , and "East" facing the Bay of Mujeres , the wave action here is low and most of them are safe for children and non-swimmers.

Cancun is a city where modern comfort coexists with the beauty of nature as well as terrific shopping, sea turtle hatcheries and golf courses as well as an offshore casino.

Over 2000 years ago the ancient Maya, an advance civilization, once inhabited Cancun.  Today you can explore the splendor of their culture. The fascinating ruins of the city of Chichen Itza are only 87 miles away and Cancun is also near Tulum, the only Mayan city built on a seacoast.

Nearby islands include the more traditional Isla Mujeres with its Mayan temple, the former home of a wealthy pirate and slave trader and the exciting opportunity to swim with dolphins and Isla Contoy, a bird sanctuary that offers fishing and snorkeling.

By Air only about 1 1/2 hours from Miami and four hours from Chicago and New York, Cancun has long been the destination of choice for travelers from around the world.Cancun International Airport is 9 miles southwest of the heart of Cancun City 6 miles from the southern most point of the hotel zone.

Cancun Hotels & Resorts

ClubMed Cancun-(Inclusive)
Camino Real Cancun
Crown Paradise Club (All-Inclusive)
Fiesta Americana Cancun (Optional) All-Inclusive
Fiesta Americana Condesa Cancun (Optional) All-Inclusive
Fiesta Americana Grand Coral Beach Cancun
Gran Caribe Real Resort & Spa (Optional All-Inclusive)
Grand Oasis (Optional All-Inclusive)
Hilton Cancun Beach & Golf Resort
Hyatt Cancun Caribe Villas & Resort
Hyatt Regency Cancun
JW Mariott
Krystal Cancun (Optional All-Inclusive)
Le Meridien Cancun
Marriott CasaMagna Cancun
Melia Cancun Beach & Spa Resort
Melia Turquesa (Optional All-Inclusive)
Omni Cancun Hotel & Villas (Optional All-Inclusive)
Palace Resorts Moon Palace, Sun Palace, Beach Palace, Cancun Palace  (All-Inclusives)
Presidente Inter-Continental Cancun
Ritz-Carlton Cancun
Royal Solaris Caribe (All-Inclusive)
Sheraton Cancun Resort & Towers
The Sands Resort & Spa
Westin Regina Resort Cancun

Riviera Maya Area of Cancun Hotels & Resorts

Paradisus Riviera Cancun Beach & Spa Resort-All-Inclusive
RIU Palace Mexico-All-Inclusive
RIU Playa Car- All -Inclusive 
RIU Tequila Golf & Beach Resort-All-Inclusive
RIU Yucatan-All-Inclusive
 

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The Mayan Sun Coast [Back to Top of Page]
(Mexican Riviera)
80 Miles of white sand shoreline all along the mainland off the coast of Cozumel.  It's called the Mayan Sun Coast, also known as the Mexican Riviera , gateway to Cozumel.

Located approximately an hour from the Cancun International Airport, it's a great place for those who want to visit both Cancun and Cozumel, without the crowds.  Four areas are emerging as favorites for serenity-seekers.

Playacar, centered around the village of Playa Del Carmen is a charming enclave of outdoor cafes, shops and resorts. It also offers ferry service to Cozumel.

Puerto Aventuras, a nice area that surrounds a marina and offers a golf course and nautical museum . Further south is Akumal, a tranquil, laid back retreat that lures divers with off-shore reefs and sunbathers with perfect palm-fringed beaches.

Tulum attracts the adventurous with its coast hugging location near a cliff top Mayan city. Get away from it all, without being far from it all.

Mayan Sun Coast Hotels & Resorts
Allegro Resort (All-Inclusive) Playa Car
Aventura Spa/Palace-6 star-(All-Inclusive)-Puerto Aventuras

Barcelo Maya Beach Resort (All-Inclusive)Puerto Aventuras
Bahia Principe Tulum and Akumal -5 star-
Copacabana Beach Resort-All-Inclusive
El Dorado Royale (All-Inclusive) Playa Car
Gala Resort Playacar (All-Inclusive) Playa Car
Iberostar Paraiso Del Mar- 5 star
Iberostar Tucan (All-Inclusive) Playa Car
Ikal Del Mar Resort (Not All-Inclusive)
Mayan Palace-All-Inclusive
Moon Palace
Occidental Grand Flamenco (All-Inclusive)
Porto Real Resorts & Suites (Optional All-Inclusive) Playa Car
Royal Hideaway Resort & Spa (All-Inclusive) Playa Car - Allegro
Xpu-Ha Palace - 6 stars -

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Cozumel [Back to Top of Page]
Cozumel, gem of the Mexican Caribbean, is located twelve miles off the southern coast of the Yucatan, just across from Playa del Carmen and nearby Akumal. Cozumel is a destination for people seeking a relaxing, laid back vacation that includes the island's world renowned diving or snorkeling its fabled coral reefs. Cozumel's limestone shore is surrounded by temperate, crystal clear waters which range from stunning turquoise to deep indigo.

Take a short trip on the Ferry to the mainland for a day of shopping, dining, and sightseeing. Snorkelers and divers will not want to miss the famous cenotes of the spectacular Dos Ojos Cave System.

Cozumel's west coast is where you'll find the majority of the island's development. The town of San Miguel, the airport, and the hotels are all located on the western side of the island. Fortunately, massive resort development is paralyzed by a lack of potable water and a desire to protect the island's delicate ecosystem. This helps keep island life simple, and is hands-down the favorite for people seeking a serene Caribbean island vacation.

About 80,000 of the island's annual visitors come for one thing: The area's incomparable scuba diving. With lots of reefs, water visibility to 200 feet, and over 200 species of tropical fish, Cozumel is considered by many as the finest dive destination in the Western Hemisphere. Water temperatures range from summer highs in the low 80's (F) to winter highs in the low 70's (F).

Cozumel Hotels & Resorts

Allegro Resort Cozumel  (All-Inclusive)
Fiesta Americana Cozumel Dive Resort (Optional All-Inclusive)
Paradisus Cozumel  (All-Inclusive)
Presidente Inter-Continental Cozumel
Reef Club Cozumel  (All-Inclusive)

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Puerto Vallarta [Back to Top of Page]
While every destination in Mexico has something to offer the visitor, romantic Puerto Vallarta has everything: beaches on a beautiful bay, great dining, accommodations for every budget, a variety of entertainment, art galleries, excellent shopping, world class golf and tennis, activities and excursions galore, and fun. all of this is found in the atmosphere of a traditional Mexican village with cobblestone streets and friendly people against a background of exuberant tropical vegetation and the majestic Sierra Madre Mountains.

Dozens of restaurants, many with internationally-recognized chefs, feature cuisine from around the globe. It's a shoppers' paradise with traditional market stalls as well as designer boutiques, fine art galleries and handicrafts from every corner of Mexico.

Vallarta offers championship golf, tennis tournaments, mountain biking, snorkeling, scuba diving, horseback riding, hot air ballooning and more for the active traveler! Day trips range from a flight to a mountain silver mining village to a cruise to the island preserve of many endangered species, from booze cruises to dolphin and whale watching.

Easily accessible by air, land or sea, Puerto Vallarta has won awards for its handling of tourism and its clean water supply. Safety and sanitation receive high priority and world class hotels provide facilities for meetings and conventions.

This is the destination that director John Huston Directed his famous
film "Night of the Iguana"" back in 1963 with Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton.

For those who have visited Puerto Vallarta yearn to return someday.

Puerto Vallarta Hotels & Resorts

Allegro Resort Nuevo Vallarta (All-Inclusive)Nuevo Vallarta
Camino Real Puerto Vallarta-Southern Area
Club Marival Nuevo Vallarta (ALL-Inclusive) Nuevo Vallarta
Fiesta Americana Puerto Vallarta (Optional All-Inclusive) Hotel Strip
Four Seasons Resort Punta Mita-Punta Mita
Hotelito Desconocido (Semi All-Inclusive) Surrounding Area
Krystal Vallarta-Hotel Strip
Lajolla De MisMaloya All Suite Resort (Opt. All-Inclusive)Southern Area
Marriott Casa Magna Puerto Vallarta-Marina Area
Melia Puerto Vallarta (All-Inclusive) Marina Area
Paradise Village Resort & Spa -Nuevo Vallarta
Presidente Inter-Continental Puerto Vallarta (All-Inclusive) Southern Area
Qualton Club (All-Inclusive) Hotel Strip
Sheraton Buganvilias Resort & Towers-Hotel Strip
Sierra Nuevo Vallarta (ALL-Inclusive) Nuevo Vallarta
Solare Resort Nuevo Vallarta (All-Inclusive)Nuevo Vallarta
The Westin Regina Resort, Puerto Vallarta-Marina Area
Velas Vallarta Grand Suite Resort-Marina area

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Los Cabos [Back to Top of Page]
Once sought after by pirates for its safe harbors, the Los Cabos ("the Capes") region of the Southern Baja Peninsula is now home to the bustling towns of San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas. Each offers travelers an exciting, fun-filled destination.

San Jose del Cabo is a fine place to unwind; of the two Cabos, San Jose is the more sedate. Among activities available there are horseback riding across the sandy beaches, and shopping in an authentic Mexican atmosphere.

San Jose del Cabo is a pleasant city of meandering streets and lush palm groves, with the languid pace of a Mexican colonial village.  The town has charming courtyard restaurants, small shops and boutiques, small hotels and a lovely tropical estuary, Estero San Jose. The atmosphere here is subdued compared to the more rowdy and nightlife-orientated town of Cabo San Lucas. 
Cabo San Lucas, with a population of 25,000, is the faster-growing of the two. In the past few years, swanky new hotels and sleek condos have been added to round out this vacation destination. Superb sportfishing put Cabo San Lucas on the map, but non-fishermen will enjoy the thriving beach community as well. Snorkeling gear, boats, waverunners, kayaks, pedalboats and windsurf boards are all available for the active vacationer.

Just off shore is Los Arcos, the area's signature landmark, and one of the world's most awesome natural wonders

Defined by the four-lane highway that connects Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, the Corridor is home to many beaches and coves, as well as a number of first-class hotels and private developments. 

Los Cabos area also draws beach lovers, golfers, honeymooners, families, and "eco-tourists"

This is truly a unique and wonderful destination.

Los Cabos Hotels, Condos & Resorts

We offer Luxurious Private Villas
Casa Del Mar Golf Resort & Spa-Corridor 
Fiesta Americana Grand Los Cabos-Corridor
Hotel Finisterra-Cabo San Lucas
Hotel Hacienda Beach Resort-Cabo San Lucas
Hotel Twin Dolphin-Cabo San Lucas
Las Ventanas Al Paraiso-Corridor
Melia Cabo Real Beach & Golf Resort-Corridor
Melia Los Cabos All Suites Beach & Golf Resort-Corridor
Melia San Lucas-Cabo San Lucas
Palmilla-Corridor
Presidente Inter-Continental Los Cabos(All-Inclusive)San Jose Del Cabo
Pueblo Bonito Rose Cabo San Lucas-Cabo San Lucas
Sheraton Hacienda Del Mar Resort & Spa-Corridor
Solmar Suites-Cabo San Lucas
Westin Regina Golf & Beach Resort-Corridor

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Ixtapa [Back to Top of Page]
Ixtapa, with 14 beautiful unspoiled beaches. Its the jewel in the crown of Mexico's Riviera. Ixtapa offers world-class accommodations,  It has a 450-acre marina complex, two world class, 18-hole golf courses and one of Mexico's finest collection of deluxe, five-star hotels. You'll also find charming, village-style malls with handicraft shops, galleries, boutiques, cafes, restaurants and all-night discos.

Playa del Mar, the beach in Ixtapa is a two-mile stretch of white sand that gave Ixtapa its Nahuatl Indian name "the white place".

Those looking for a more authentic cultural experience can head south to Zihuatanejo, a classic pueblo village crossed with cobblestone streets.It's an old fishing village that offers 3 beaches, art galleries and fine game fishing.Zihuatanejo means "Place of Woman" named so because of the matriarchal society that lived there.

For a fantastic, tropical vacation combining luxury and authentic village charm, Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo offers a largely undiscovered vacation retreat located on the beautiful Mexican Riviera.

Ixtapa Hotels & Resorts

ClubMed - Ixtapa
Krystal Ixtapa-Ixtapa
La Casa Que Canta-Zihuatanejo
Melia Azul Ixtapa (All-Inclusive)
Presidente Inter-Continental (All-Inclusive) Ixtapa
Radisson Plaza Resort-Ixtapa
Villa Del Sol-Zihuatanejo

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