Holiday resorts in Mexico
Situated on one of the loveliest bays on the coast, backed by
the evergreen vegetation of the Sierra foothills, Acapulco offers
anything and everything to the holidaymaker, but this is not the
plac...
moreOnce a small, unremarkable fishing village, the resort of
Cancun is today the reason most people visit Mexico. It is made up
of two parts: the glitzy hotel zone dedicated to tourism, and
...
moreThe island of Cozumel is Mexico’s largest island, and is
located 12 miles (19km) off the Caribbean coast of the Yucatan
Peninsula, opposite the resort Playa del Carmen. It has exceptional
cor...
moreJust 'south of the border, down Mexico way' on the Baja
Peninsula lies the flourishing, friendly port of Ensenada, a
90-minute drive south of San Diego, joined to Tijuana by the
spectacular tolled ...
moreLa Paz is the laid back capital of Baja California Sur, known
for its stunning sunsets and beaches. The city is a perfect base
from which to explore the magical surrounding landscape. Although
it h...
moreAt the southern-most tip of the Baja California peninsula, where
the warm waters of the Sea of Cortez collide with the wild Pacific,
is an area of striking beauty and one of Mexico's top resort
des...
moreMazatlán is the most important port on the Pacific coast
of Mexico. It is also the shrimp capital of the world, with the
largest fleet of commercial shrimp vessels in Latin America. This
att...
morePlaya del Carmen boasts one of the prettiest beaches on the
coast and despite its growing tourism, it has a small-town,
laid-back feel to it. The offshore reef offers some spectacular
diving, and l...
moreMexico's newest port, Puerto Costa Maya, is the first port on
Mexico's Caribbean Coast to have been built exclusively for cruise
ships and cruise-based travellers. Situated on the Yucatan
Peninsula...
morePuerto Vallarta is situated in the Bahia de Banderas, a 14-mile
(22km) long bay lined with long stretches of sandy beaches. It is
the second largest resort on the Pacific coast after Acapulco, but
...
moreA typical border town, Tijuana is not suited to everyone's
taste, with plenty of noise and frenetic activity. Its location on
the American border and proximity to San Diego and other
Californian ci...
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