Cancun
There is one place on earth where white sand beaches, romantic Caribbean nights, crystal indigo seas, world-class hotels, restaurants and a thrilling nightlife come together. That place is Cancun. It’s a charming coastal city and a famous tourist resort in Quintana Roo - Mexico’s easternmost state. In fact, the list in never ending; its fishing and snorkeling vistas, archeological sites, scintillating tours, and water sports galore, supplementing the above mentioned possibilities, provide with a tourist something to get engaged with all through the 24 hrs in a day. In a nutshell, Cancun offers something, or the other to suit any frame of mind.
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Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta is a small coastal city in the state of Jalisco, in Mexico. The city opens into the famous Bahia de Banderas bay on the Pacific Ocean. Read more
Acapulco
Acapulco de Juarez, which is commonly called Acapulco, is a coastal city and a prominent sea port located on the Pacific Coast of Mexico, in the state of Guerrero It is also a famous tourist destination and a port of call along the Panama - San Francisco sea route. Acapulco is located 300 km south west of the national capital, Mexico City. Read more
Ensenada
Ensenada – also referred to as the Cinderella of the Pacific - is a commercial fishing port and a popular tourist destination lying along the Pacific coast, in the state of Baja California, in Mexico. It is also the seat of administration of Ensenada Municipality, which is one of the five municipalities that Baja California has been subdivided. Ensenada is located 116 km south of Tijuana, and is home to over 315,000 people. On the cruise map, this city is a port of call.
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San Jose Del Cabo
The specialty with the state of Baja California Sur is that it has many tourist hotspots in and around its small cities, and most of such places lie within driving distance from each other. San Jose del Cabo is one such city and tourist resort located towards the southern tip of the state. It is a favored tourist spot and spa destination, especially for those affluent people in Mexico and US. The other popular tourist hotspot, Cabo San Lucas, is often considered its twin city. It’s just 20 miles from San Jose del Cabo.
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Rosarito
Rosarito, which is officially named Playas de Rosarito, is a Mexican city located about 35 miles south of the United States border at Tijuana, in Baja California. Until December 1 1995, it was part of Tijuana, but was later converted into an independent city; the surrounding area became the fifth municipality of the state, and its seat of administration was bestowed upon Rosarito. The city is now home to over 150,000 people. Read more
Cabo San Lucas
Cabo San Lucas is a small beautiful coastal city located at the southern tip of Baja California, in Mexico. It is not a heavily populated settlement, but a much sought after vacation spot and spa destination, especially for those affluent people in Mexico and the United States. The city is also a favored port of call in the itineraries of many cruise ships originating from the ports of United States and Mexico. Cabo San Lucas is located 20 miles south of San Jose del Cabo. Read more
