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Archivo para Abril 18th, 2007

Sun & Beach Tourism in Mexico: The Best Beaches in Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo

ZIHUATANEJO
Las Gatas
Natural spa, ideal for playing water sports in calm water. Perfect for families.
La Ropa
Named after a galleon that used to ply the route to Manila laden with silk, cloth an cloths was shipwrecked there. This invariably crowded beach is almost 2 km long.
La Madera
Beautiful beach famous for its attractive scenery and size, which […]

Posteado en Abril 18, 2007 Categorizado Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo, Mexico Tourism, Sun & Beach Tourism in Mexico | Deja un Comentario

Adventure Tourism in Puerto Vallarta: Air Activities

Seeing Puerto Vallarta from the air may provide the ultimate “birds eye view” of this beautiful area.
Hot Air Balloons
For a bit slower pace, you can arrange for a hot air balloon ride where you can float silently above the countryside while admiring stunningly panoramic views of the city and bay and the stunning colors of […]

Posteado en Abril 18, 2007 Categorizado Adventure Tourism in Puerto Vallarta, Air Activities in Puerto Vallarta, Bungee Jump in Mexico, Hot Air Balloons in Mexico, Mexico Tourism, Para-sailing in Mexico, Puerto Vallarta Mexico | Deja un Comentario

Premium Tourism in Mexico: Spas in Merida

In Merida you’ll find magnificent establishments offering various relaxation techniques, massages, and facial and body treatments that will allow you to maintain your beauty and keep your mind and body in harmony.
Hacienda Xcanatun – This beautiful hacienda has a spa that offers various holistic treatments, such as a honey and flower massage, special aloe vera […]

Posteado en Abril 18, 2007 Categorizado Hacienda Xcanatun Merida, Hotel Luz Merida, Merida Mexico, Mexico Tourism, Premium Tourism in Mexico, Spas in Merida, Spas in Mexico | Deja un Comentario

Destinations in Yucatan: Mayan Ruins of Xcambo

X’tampu is what the signs say that guide you to the Maya site of X’Cambo. The “x” is pronounced “sh” (shtam-poo and shcam-bow). For many years, nearby villagers used the stones for their fences, homes, and churches. Today, This very large site is actually under reconstruction and renovation.
X-Cambo was a salt and salted fish […]

Posteado en Abril 18, 2007 Categorizado Cultural Tourism in Mexico, Cultural Tourism in Yucatan, Mayan Ruins of Xcambo, Mexico Tourism, Yucatan Mexico | Deja un Comentario