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Timeshares sometimes have a bad reputation because of people that paid too much money for a timeshare. Timeshares can be a lot of fun if you buy one for the right price and use it at least twice a year. The photos on this article were taken at ... more »
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Driving in Mexico isn't all that different from driving in the United States. However, if you're not a citizen of that country, there are several requirements you must fulfill before getting in your vehicle South of the Border... more »
By CyndiLou 1 comments
If you enjoy Los Cabos but are completely over the tourist scene, here's how to eat with the locals at local restaurants for a more authentic dining experience... more »
By Zach Chouteau 0 comments
A seductive city nestled on Mexico’s southwestern coast, Acapulco is a destination that dazzles and delights. Incredible hotels, a never-ending crescent of beautiful beachfront, and some of the most spectacular nightclubs anywhere are at the ... more »
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For many vacationers, just booking the trip and taking the time off can be a budget in a crunch. Here is one way to get a great snorkel trip in Cabo San Lucas for half of the going rate!.. more »
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One of the advantages of vacationing in Acapulco is its proximity to so many other towns and beaches. However, if you take an all-inclusive vacation in Acapulco, you need not go any farther. The bay offers plenty of activities, the nightlife is ... more »
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Visiting Mexico can be entertaining and educational as well as a bonding experience for children and extended family. However, taking children to Mexico can present a series of challenges. Specifically, be aware of entry requirements, health and ... more »
By Paul McDaniel 0 comments
Mexico City - the capital of Mexico - is one of the largest cities in the world (with a 2006 metropolitan population of around 19 million), and often intimidating to first time visitors as well as to those who have been multiple times. But with ... more »
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The Copper Canyon has rugged adventure, majestic beauty, native culture and a rich history. Located in northern Mexico, the canyon is four times larger and more than 300 feet deeper than the Grand Canyon. Despite its remote location, the canyon ... more »
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Moon Palace resort is an all inclusive vacation resort in the Riviera Maya in Cancun. Away from the rest of the hotel strip, the beaches are not crowded and your fellow vacationers are not the usual Spring Break group. Ready for a break from ... more »
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Carnival is to Mexicans what Mardi Gras is to Americans. It is a celebration that lasts for five days and nights, starting on Ash Wednesday and ending the evening before Lent begins. Several cities in Mexico have these celebrations, often around ... more »
By Beveronius 0 comments
Are you looking for a total package deal for your next vacation? Consider booking a family or couple vacation at an all inclusive resort. Most tourist towns, islands, and fantasy destinations include one or multiple resorts of this type... more »
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For a fun and adventurous vacation, take a tour of the extinct volcanoes of Mexico. Mexico is home to both active and dormant volcanoes, dotted throughout the country. Along with touring the extinct volcanoes of Mexico, tourists can camp, hike, ... more »
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One of the biggest cities in the world, Mexico City offers a myriad of activities for any amount of time one has to spend. If you're only there for a weekend, it's easy to catch the highlights of some of the most important offerings. To get the ... more »
By californiagirl 4 comments
You have decided to take a spring break trip to Mexico with your college friends. Rather than go on an organized spring break trip you have decided to plan your own trip. Read these steps for tips on how to plan a great spring break trip to ... more »
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Join the people of Mexico in the world's most populated city, Mexico City. Things are larger than life in this capital city built on the remains of Tenochtitlan, where urban sprawl has increased its size to roughly 35 x 25 miles... more »
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Rocky Point, also known as Puerto Penasco, is a jewel in the Sonoran Desert on the Sea of Cortez. It is a longtime favorite of the people of southern Arizona and California. Just a few hours from Tucson and San Diego, people flock here in droves ... more »
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Cabo San Lucas is one of the fastest-growing tourist destinations in Mexico. A wealth of water sports, prime resorts and pristine sandy beaches has been luring travelers to this bustling town located at the southern end of Mexico's Baja ... more »
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Preparing ahead of time and knowing what to expect when you cross the border to Mexico lets you go through customs more efficiently. Travelers to Mexico can expect to go through 2 distinct processes: Immigration and Customs. Airline travelers ... more »
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Isla Mujeres (known simply as Isla) is a tiny tropical island off the Mexican Caribbean coast where the sands are white, the water warm and turquoise, the pace relaxed, and the people gracious. It has been discovered by a moderate number of ... more »
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A popular destination for travelers who appreciate nature, Cozumel is home to some of Mexico's most beautiful wildlife. The Cozumel Reef National Park, a protected natural area, is the most premier dive spot in the Caribbean, with 25 reefs to ... more »
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Known as the "City of Roses" and located in the state of Jalisco, Guadalajara is Mexico's second biggest city and is said to be "the most Mexican city in Mexico." If you're eager to experience the hustle and bustle of a Mexican metropolis, ... more »
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Originally an international port vital to the silver trade, Puerto Vallarta burst onto the tourism scene in 1963. Foreign investors helped the city to expand to its current size of nearly 170,000 permanent residents. It is estimated that this ... more »
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Find a step-by-step guide to having a great vacation in Playa del Carmen. Includes choosing your hotel, dining, nightlife and tours... more »
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Go dressy casual when your plans include a visit to Mexico City. Leave the shorts and sleeveless tops at home, however, as they're not appropriate for either men or women... more »