Rincón de Guayabitos is known as “ La alberca más grande de México” (“The biggest pool in Mexico”) and “El Corazón de la Riviera Nayarit” (“The Heart of the Riviera Nayarit”) thanks to the soft waves of its beaches and its pulsating and inexhaustible life. In this place, fun and rest coexist in the same location, since its hotels perfectly combine entertainment with multiple activities and relaxation in its spas with restorative treatments and massages. This treasure of the Pacific Coa

Mexico is full of corners that evoke peace. Its landscapes are typical of a postcard that, just by seeing it, relaxes us. One of the places that invite you to turn off your cell phone and leave it in a drawer is Punta de Mita, an area exclusively dedicated to making visitors forget their routine to rest and admire the nature around them. Punta de Mita is a peninsula located north of Bahía de Banderas in the state of Nayarit, in an area known as Riviera Nayarit. By road it is 55 minutes from

The gateway to the splendid Riviera Nayarit, Nuevo Vallarta is the most developed tourist center of this entire strip, which covers 305 kilometers ( 190 miles ) of beautiful beaches. At this point, on the Bay of Banderas, the great hotel complexes are concentrated with an extensive offer of restaurants, spas, four golf courses, two amusement parks, two marinas and many seaside activities. Nuevo Vallarta is located between the Pacific Ocean and the Ameca River, which is the natural border be

For some years now, Nayarit has been positioned as one of the new favorite destinations in Mexico for lovers of paradisiacal climates surrounded by palm trees, sun, sand and the sea. Among all the little towns that make up Vallarta-Nayarit, there is one that from its name - “Lugar de Buzos” (“Place of Divers”) - invites you to discover the very heart of the ocean. We are talking about Bucerías, which in spite of being a small town, has a great spirit. This town provokes you to walk thr

It was in 1968 when the Italian Gian Franco Brignone flew over the Jalisco coast aboard a Cessna 172 to realize he had arrived in paradise. Thinking about the future, he decided that he would spend his last days there and he hurried to buy 12 coastline kilometers summoning architects Marco Aldaco, Jean Claude Galibert, Diego Villaseñor, Alberto Mazzoni and Luis Barragán for the great work. Costa Careyes, Jalisco, is luxury and exclusivity synonymous, and also an Eden which highlights for it

Only Veracruz is beautifulAgustin Lara (mexican composer) was right when he said once: Veracruz is one of the most beautiful ports in México. Its beautiful beaches part of the Gulf of México are marvelous and deserving to be admired at least once in your life. The beauty of its pier incites you to want to walk through the water and look at the blue waves moving with the the wind. The main square invites you to stop in some corner and listen a melodic “son jarocho” while you enjoy a coconut

A paradise for snorkelersThe Caribbean sea is completely fascinating. The turquoise of its waters and its transparency will make you fall in love of this scene. If you are thinking about visiting the Riviera Maya, you definitely have to enjoy a few days in Cozumel. To get there you will have to take a flight to Cancún and then, take the ferry to this enchanted place.The island has incomparable views, in and outside the water. It is one of the favorite destinations for doing snorkel thanks to the

What to do in Mazatlan? Beaches of golden sand, deep blue seas, an infinite wealth of marine and natural fauna await for you in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, also known as La Perla del Pacífico (The Pearl of The Pacific Ocean). Located in the south of the state, it enjoys the fortune of an ideal weather throughout the year, as well as incredible landscapes and settings. During your visit, walk through the Historical Center, a site that will take you on a journey back in time through its unique archite

A 20 minute ferry ride from Cancún and you will arrived at Isla Mujeres, one of the three Magical Towns in Quintana Roo. This piece of land of barely 4.3 miles (7 kilometers) long. It´s the 1st place in Mexico to be touched by the Sun every morning. To witness the king star rising over its crystalline and turquoise waters, you must travel to Punta Sur. But, this is not the only reason to go there. Every year, from May to September, this area hosts the arrival of the whale shark,

The tourist destination that everyone talks about Its beautiful scenery framed by white sand beaches and turquoise sea; its extension and biodiversity in its reefs, lagoons, cenotes and forest; its ancestral Mayan culture wealth; its great air and ground transportation connectivity and; its highest level hotel infrastructure have positioned Cancún, Quintana Roo, as the most awarded Mexican tourist destination in the world and as a leader city in Latin America. Cancún was the first tourist d

A pioneer that became a natural wonder Acapulco is a tourism icon in México, after being the first destination of sun and beach to gain huge fame internationally. In the fifties, it was the vacation hiding place for parties and weddings of Hollywood high personalities and British royalty who escaped from stages and palaces to come and enjoy the citys amazing beauty. Over the years, and the significant increase of travelers, Acapulco got separated into three main tourist attractions: Traditi

 Huatulco was created 39 years ago by the National Tourism Fund (FONATUR) as a tourist attraction. After studying the territory and completing the Puerto Escondido-Salina Cruz and Oaxaca-Pochutla highways, it was decided that this area would be composed of nine charming bays: San Agustin, Chachacual, Cacaluta, Maguey, El Organo, Santa Cruz, Chahue, Tangolunda and Conejos. Acuatic activities277 kilometers (172 miles) from the capital of Oaxaca and with the imposing Sierra Madre del Sur

The ideal destination to relax  Once you set foot in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, you will fall madly in love with the beauty of its eight beaches, each with its own distinct personality. In this corner of the Mexican Pacific, days are spent riding wild waves on surfboards, releasing turtles, admiring the sunset, or simply lying under the sun, naked as the day you were born. Although its one of the most popular destinations on the Oaxacan coast, Puerto Escondido retains its rustic and rel

Heart of the Mayan RivieraPlaya del Carmen is the heartbeat of the Mayan Riviera. Its strategic location boasts 120 kilometers (75 mi) of shoreline in the Mexican Caribbean, which makes this destination the ideal gateway for domestic and foreign travelers, who are seduced by its beaches, cenotes (deep natural wells or sinkholes), theme parks, and exclusive resorts nestled in the enigmatic jungle or impressed with the cosmopolitan atmosphere of is Quinta Avenida (Fifth Avenue). The days in P

Tulum is one of the most prized jewels of the Mexican Caribbean, perhaps on account of its 10 kilometers (6 mi) of white-sand beaches and turquoise waters. It was, after all, deemed worthy of the “Pueblo Mágico” (Magical Town) designation. In Tulum, nature is present in all its glory through its lagoons, cenotes (deep natural wells or sinkholes), and beachfront Mayan archaeological site once used as an astrological and trading center. Bike rides through the jungle are a quite common and pop

With the image of a relaxed, quiet and colonial town, surrounded by a more urban and family atmosphere, San Jose del Cabo is the ideal destination to spend a spectacular weekend. It is located 30 kilometers ( 19 miles ) north of Cabo San Lucas on the coast of the Sea of Cortés. It is the municipal site of Los Cabos, which is located at the tip of the Baja California peninsula. The cozy architecture of the downtown of San Jose del Cabo has become a place where it is possible to find wor

Theres no doubt that one of the most vibrant cities in Baja California Sur is Cabo San Lucas, a destination that has managed to reinvent itself and keep up with the tastes of travelers who schedule their flights in search of comfortable stays, first-class cuisine, as well as adventure and fun in every beach or desert attraction. The history of Cabo San Lucas dates back to the arrival of Pericúes 13,000 years ago, who saw the end of their civilization towards the end of the 18th century. Thi

Just two hours by land from Mexicali, is San Felipe, Baja California, a warm climate town that extends from Punta El Machorro to Punta Estrella, on the shores of the Sea of Cortés and in the middle of the imposing desert. San Felipe is a fishing village, blessed by a riverbed that gives off a gentle swell at dawn and seems to trace the path of the sea. Thus, the boats leave early to do their job, while travelers stop to watch the almost unusual growth of the water, which ends at dusk. 

Mexico is a country of contrasts in every sense, just as it is said that Chiapa de Corzo, in Chiapas, is one of the oldest cities in Latin America, on the other hand there are places as young as Rosarito, Baja California, which has become one of the favorite destinations for surfers and those who love the beach. Rosarito, Baja California, is a 30 minute drive from Tijuana and an hour from Ensenada and San Diego, California, which is why many travelers from the United States have adopted thi

The greatest pearl of VeracruzBetween the Papaloapan River (90 kilometers / 56 miles from the Port of Veracruz), lies its largest pearl, we talk about Tlacotalpan, whose houses with large doorways, curved red tile roofs, wide porches and warm colors illuminating their walls are reminiscent of the vernacular tradition of the Caribbean. Founded by Spaniards in the 16th century to develop livestock activities, but above all as a fishing village, its a unique destination where its warm climate