Mexico
World-famous beaches, perfect weather and large all-inclusive resorts makes Mexico one of the most popular and affordable vacation destinations available. Whether you're into the beaches, the nightlife, water sports, excursions, cultural history or food, Mexico has something to offer for everyone.
Cancun & surrounding area
The Yucatan peninsula is by far the most population vacation destination in Mexico. This area includes Cancun, Playa Del Carmen, Cozumel, and the rest of the Riviera Maya.
Cancun is known for it's variety of resorts, nightclubs, shopping and activities. Although Cancun has a reputation for it's partying and spring break atmosphere, there are still plenty of resorts and activities for those families and couples searching for a quiet and relaxing vacation.
Playa del Carmen is located just south of Cancun and has been going through a transformation in its culture and identity. "Playa" used to be a quiet fishing village that now has a cosmopolitan feel to it. Playa has accommodations for all budgets and is a great option for those looking for a quieter, laid-back destination.
Cozumel is a small island located off the coast of Riviera Maya and is Mexico's premier diving destination due to its clear blue water, coral reefs and sea life. Cozumel is also Mexico's most visited port of call by cruise ships.
Puerto vallarta
This charming town was brought to people's attention in the 1960s by Hollywood. Puerto Vallarta is located on the beautiful Bahia de Banderas and maintains cobblestone streets, and white-walled houses with red-tiled roof tops which give the town an authentic Mexican feel. Puerto Vallarta is also a popular dining destination as it boasts a reputation of having great restaurants; both high end and low-budget meals.
Los Cabos
This resort area is located in Baja California and is popular with those people residing on the west coast. Los Cabos is comprised of two towns: Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, which are about twenty miles apart. The beaches in this area tend to have rougher water, so not all beaches are suitable for swimming. Unlike the other Mexican resort towns, Los Cabos has more of a desert feel to it and is popular for it's dramatic landscape. Some popular activities in this area include golfing, whale watching and deep sea fishing.