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The art that decorate San Miguel de Allende it's exquisite and the people are more generous and considerate than you wil expect. The nightlife is always interesting and there is always some party somewhere that you are invited to. I love this town and would recomend it to all who are interested in culture and having a good time.
Manzanillo, with a population of 100,000, aprox. , has changed from a historic seaport to a world class resort. It's name was derived from the abundant groves of manzanilla trees that were used extensively in the early days of ship building (and exquisite tea).
Located in the state of Colima on Mexico's 'Golden Riviera', Manzanillo is between Puerto Vallarta and Acapulco on the Pacific coast. In recent years, it has become a haven for sun worshippers, sports enthusiasts and honeymooners. It is a romantic setting for a wonderful holiday south-of-the-border. Don't take my word for it, just make that dream trip.
The colonial village of San Cristobal de las Casas nestled in the grand Valley of Jovel
in the state of Chiapas, and is surrounded by majestic forests of pine
and oak rich with orchids, ferns and begonias is the crown jewel of the
Chiapas central highlands. San Cristobal is in the center of one of
Mexico's most authentically indigenous regions. Founded in 1528, San
Cristobal was named after its first bishop, Bartolomé de la Casas, who was a fervent supporter of the local Indian rights.
Today San Cristobal (population 120,000) is a classic Spanish Colonial
town with a lively and celebrated Indigenous heart. It is a city of
cobblestone lanes, red tile roofs, opulent churches and small
tree-filled plazas. Long, straight streets ramble up and down several
rolling hills that spread outward from the city's main plaza. It is
actually a series of traditional barrios (neighborhoods) that trace
their roots to the old custom of trades,
candle makers, blacksmiths, carpenters and fireworks makers giving each
barrio a special magic in a colorful quilt-like quality.
This exciting city is the most dynamic border crossing in the
country. Being the operational center of many national and foreign
companies, Tijuana receives thousands of tourists annually for business
purposes. Tijuana also boasts a strong assembly plant Industry that
attracts more companies and people to come. Its border
crossing is consider the largest of the world; it counts for 60% of
foreign travelers going into United States. Tijuana is not just about
business,it also has many interesting and fun attractions.
There are plentiful hotels, nightclubs, bars and some of the best
restaurants in Mexico. Many offer a
variety of music, including Nortena bands from the northern regions of
Mexico, romantic trios, mariachis, rock and roll and even rap. Several
smaller clubs are becoming known for showcasing some of the hottest
emeriging bands.
Tijuana boasts one of the most shopped streets in the world, Avenida
Revolución. Everyday this area is bustling with activity. If you want
it, you'll find it here.
Mazatlan, one of the most important ports on the Pacific coast, is located in the southern region of the state of Sinaloa, 212 km (131 mi) southeast of state capital Culiacan. The climate is warm with an average year-round temperature of 25º C (77º F). Known as the Pearl of the Pacific because of its beautiful beaches and its abundant marine life, it has become an important site for international fishing tournaments such as the Bisbee’s Billfish Classic. This destination combines traditional architecture in its Historic Center, known as Old Mazatlan, with modern hotels and restaurants in the Zona Dorada, a 10 km (6 mi) strip with beautiful beaches such as Playa Norte, Playa Gaviotas and Playa Venados. These areas are ideal for surfing, diving and sailfish or marlin fishing. In Old Mazatlan, you can visit la Catedral de la Inmaculada Concepcion (The Cathedral of Immaculate Conception) and walk down beautiful streets lined with 19th-century constructions.
What to do when you arrive to a place like Huatulco? well, here is my humble opinion and sujestions of what you can do in such a wonderful place :)
La Crucecita, Huatulco
Popular town in Huatulco filled with traditions.
Attraction type: Resort community; Town center/square/plaza
Buceo Sotavento, Huatulco
Scuba diving instruction services also offering advice on the best dive sites in the area.
Attraction type: Tour; Zoo; Park
Campo de Golf Tangolunda, Huatulco
This golf course, located in Huatulco, features a resident alligator.
Attraction type: Golf course
Playa San Augustin, Huatulco
This beach is perfect for snorkeling and diving and features fresh-seafood restaurants.
Attraction type: Bay; Beach
Santa Cruz Bay, Huatulco
Lively harbor area that is the loading dock for all boating activity.
Attraction type: Bay
Cozumel is Mexico's largest inhabited island, is also one of the
country's biggest paradoxes.
Serene, laid-back and somewhat
undiscovered by Mexico's 20 million annual visitors, Cozumel rivals
many Caribbean island destinations when it comes to visitor facilities,
activities, and stunning beauty.
Cozumel's appeal lies with its combination of the best of Mexico with
the allure of vacationing on a Caribbean island. This mix makes Cozumel
one of Mexico's most unique destinations, offering a hard-to-find
vacation duality.
Cabo San Lucas located at the tip of the Baja peninsula, it's a boom town which
has emerged in the last few years. Some dusty streets still prevail,
but don't let that missguide you. This is the town most people think of when
they think of Los Cabos or "Cabo".
Cabo boast some fine restaurants, sophisticated shopping, a large
marina, and a very active nightlife.It is full with fisherman,
divers, and those wanting to enjoy the resort life.
Nearby Medano Beach
is a heavenly stretch of calm, crystal clear water, and white sand
beach. Just off shore is Los Arcos the area's signature landmark, and
one of the world's most awesome natural wonders.
Enjoy your vacations!
We should be very grateful with Acapulco for introducing global vacation institutions (disco, parasailing, swim-up pool bars, tequila poppers, hotels with unusual shapes and cliff divers.
We can coronate Acapulco as the Queen bee of Mexican beach resorts. Always the popular guy in school, everybody loves it!
The tourism is a non stop comerce, and Acapulco manage to deliver a 24/7 exhuberance that makes every moment a pleasure.
The beaches are absolutly gorgeous without exeptions and the athmosphere is warm and relaxed. This is certanly a place to let yourself go and simply enjoy!
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Nick: Speedy Gonzalez
Name : José Carvajal
Born in: Mexico D.F.
Age: 27
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