Mexico Tourism Weblog / Category / Adventure Tourism in MexicoSnorkeling in Cancun, a great water sport to enjoyPosteado el Octubre 20, 2008 - Categorizado en Adventure Tourism in Mexico, Water Sports in Mexico Cancun is synonym of water sports and joy. This incredible tourist destination in Mexico has the ideal setting to have a wonderful vacation enjoying the different tours that are available in Cancun. There are snorkeling tours that give you the opportunity to see the wonderful underwater world.
As you know there are fantastic places for snorkeling in Cancun. But the Mexican Caribbean waters not only give you the opportunity to enjoy snorkeling but also other water sports such as fishing. That is why it is usually recommended to enjoy the deep sea fishing tour that guarantees a nice day in this beautiful tourist destination. Night fishing tours are also recommended since they are the chance to enjoy an unforgettable experience in the amazing Caribbean waters. There is also the possibility to do intensive Spanish certified courses so that you can speak the official language of Mexico without any problem. Author: Viviana Gómez Snorkeling & Scuba Diving in Cabo San LucasPosteado el Diciembre 18, 2007 - Categorizado en Adventure Tourism in Mexico Several companies offer snorkeling; a 2-hour cruise to sites around El Arco costs $30, and a 4-hour trip to Santa MarÃa costs $55, including gear rental. Among the beaches visited on different trips are Playa de Amor, Santa MarÃa, Chileno, and Barco Varado. Snorkeling gear rents for $10 to $15. Contact Gray Line (tel. 624/146-9410). For scuba diving, contact Amigos del Mar (tel. 800/344-3349 or 310/459-9861 in the U.S., or 624/143-0505 in Mexico; fax 310/454-1686 in the U.S., or 624/143-0887 in Mexico;; daily 8am-4:30pm) at the marina, near the Solmar hotel (see hotels in Cabo San Lucas). Dive Sites in Mexico: AnegadaPosteado el Diciembre 4, 2007 - Categorizado en Adventure Tourism in Mexico On the edge of the Submarine Canyon that forms San Lucas Bay. Beautiful wall dive to small sandfall at around 90′. Large congregations of big and small tropicals. Slopes covered with gorgonians and gracefull sea fans. Not unusual to spot rays and big fish swimming out of nearby deeper water. Also an excellent night dive, The Bay of San Lucas is a National Marine Sanctuary so we take only pictures and leave only bubbles. We invite it to visit this wonderful place and to lodge at one of many hotels in Cabo San Lucas. Source:amigosdelmar.com Adventure Tourism in Mexico City: TepoztecoPosteado el Noviembre 14, 2007 - Categorizado en Adventure Tourism in Mexico An hour south of the city, this relatively small mountain is a piece of cake to find: take a bus to the village of Tepoztlan and walk straight down the main street until it turns into a trail and begins snaking up the mountainside. At its summit, Tepozteco is slightly lower in elevation than Mexico City; it would require little or no acclimatization if not for its surprising steepness. The rocky trail ascends an abrupt 365 metres in less than a mile (1.6 km). Tall rock spires covered in vegetation jut dramatically up from the slopes. The hike is a fun scramble. But the real reward is at the summit, which is home to what may be Mexico’s most curious archeological site: a nine-metre-high pyramid that dates back to the 12th century. After huffing and puffing up the mountain, nothing feels better than sitting atop the sun-drenched pyramid with your feet hanging off, eating a snack and soaking in the breathtaking view of the valley below. Getting to Tepozteco: Go to the Terminal Sur bus station at the Tasquena metro stop. Take a bus to Tepoztlan and walk up to the trailhead. If liked this post and you wish for information about our language and customs in Latinamérica, we highly Adventure Tourism in Cabo San Lucas: Dolphin Swim “Cabo Dolphins”Posteado el Septiembre 18, 2007 - Categorizado en Adventure Tourism in Mexico, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico Tourism
If you’ve ever dreamed of swimming with dolphins, here’s your chance to turn your dreams into reality! Cabo Dolphins offers people of all ages the rare opportunity to swim and play with beautiful Pacific Bottlenose dolphins while visiting Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Cabo Dolphins is one of the most exclusive and beautiful dolphin centers in the world, featuring state-of-the-art facilities and a friendly family of Pacific Bottlenose dolphins. Our dolphin swim programs begin with an educational presentation in knee-deep water on a submerged platform in our specially designed educational pool. This introduction will give you a deeper understanding of the Pacific Bottlenose dolphins’ physiology and environment. Following the orientation, we’ll begin our thrilling dolphin swimming experience. You will first become acquainted with your dolphin through petting, hugs, and kisses. The dolphins enjoy themselves tremendously and demonstrate their endearing ability to get along well with humans, a trait which never ceases to attract and amaze us. Then, taking the relationship one step further, you’ll have time to swim and play with your dolphin, while experiencing the thrill of up-close and personal contact with these fascinating marine mammals.Source:e-travelsolution.com |
