Mexico
A place where history is everywhere you turn. That's of course when you're not busy exploring desert landscapes, snow-capped volcanoes, colonial towns, plush resorts and everything else under the warm, golden sun. And when you're done, relax on one of its amazing sun-drenched beaches.
Acapulco
Welcome to Acapulco, Mexico's original resort. The 'city' that never sleeps! World renowned for its glitz, glamour and luxury, Acapulco has a reputation as a haven for the rich and famous, yet still offers everything a traveller could hope for.
Cancun
Thirty years ago Cancun was a sandbar known only to local fishermen. Today it is an amazing resort boasting numerous luxury hotels, nearly all of them fronting the magnificent 20 kms beach.
Cozumel
This small island is home to the world's second largest coral reef and is ringed by some 30 dive sites, mostly on the west coast.
Riviera Maya
The Mayan Riviera is a strip of unspoiled beaches and tropical forest of 150-km which stretches out 40 km to the south of Cancún. Famous around the world for its cultural, historic, and attractive tourist destinations opens its doors to its newest destination: the Riviera Maya.
Located in the southeast corner of the country in the Yucatan Peninsula, this area is made up of small communities and towns. Considered by many one of the most beautiful seas in the world, the Caribbean extends out to the horizon as far as the eye can see where the incredible crystal clear waters kiss softly miles of brilliant white sand beaches.
The second largest reef system in the world, the Great Maya Reef, runs along the coastline and an unrestrained jungle surrounds the towns and beaches. With many places to explore, visitors can enjoy magical caverns, caves with miles of underground rivers, cenotes (sinkholes full of water)a variety of tropical vegetation loaded with creatures of all types. Hundreds of archaeological sites, remnants of the incredible and timeless Mayan civilization dot this area amid a spectacular and plentiful marine life.
Huatulco
Less than 20 years ago, the resort area known today as Huatulco (hwa-toolkoe) consisted of 34,000 hectares of uninhabited forest reserve and nine pristine bays of soft brown sand, whose shores were gently kissed by the sparkling, blue waters of the Mexican Pacific.
Puerto Vallarta
Situated on the Bahia de Banderas, the largest natural bay in Mexico, Puerto Vallarta now offers several distinct destinations rolled into one.
Riviera Nayarit
Riviera Nayarit is located in the state of Nayarit, in the heart of the Banderas Bay, 10 minutes from the Puerto Vallarta International Airport.
Puerto Escondido
Puerto Escondido is a traditional Mexican fishing village located 280 km south of the city of Oaxaca and 110 km west of Huatulco Bay in an area known as the Emerald Coast for its magnificent jade-green waters.
