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Cancun?
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Mayan Riviera?
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Los Cabos?
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Puerto Vallarta?
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Riviera Nayarit?
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Cozumel?
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Huatulco?
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Cuernavaca?
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Mexico is a large country with thousands of miles of coastline on both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean. It even has islands like Cozumel that have become destinations in themselves.
Past images of dirt roads and primative buildings have given way to modern roads and luxury hotels and resorts.
Facing the Caribbean sunrise, Cancun offers miles of shopping, restaurants and lively night spots. Further south on the Mayan Riviera are seaside resorts that rival of the best in the world. Some are all-inclusive, others are a la carte. Remnants of the once-great Mayan Empire abound including pyramids at scenic Tuluum by the sea and majestic Chichen Itza, one of the 7 wonders of the modern world.
Facing the Pacific sunset, Puerto Vallarta and Huatulco have become havens for worshipers of sun, sea and fun. Just north of Puerto Vallarta, the new Riviera Nayarit area is setting new standards for luxury resorts and the good life.
At the very tip of the California Peninsula, Los Cabos attracts the stars and those who want to live like stars or just bake on the beach and party all night.
Land sports from golf and ATVing to ziplining make daytimes exhilarating for those who do not want to lounge by the shore or explore archaeological sites.
Dining experiences range from simple taco stands to cuisine that rival the finest in the world.
Mexico beckons, but which place is right for you?
Let our experts give you guidance so you can find the Mexico that is right for you.
Give us a call or drop us an e-mail
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YOUR MEXICO
No habla Espanol?
No Problem!
Don't wory if you don't speak a word of Spanish. You'll find that virtually everybody in tourist areas speak at least passable English. Most speak it fluently.
Of course it's part of the fun to try out the occasional "gracias" or "buenos dias." Besides, as guests in their country, it shows a bit of respect for their culture. But fear not... it's not required.
