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Your Guide To Hotels In Acapulco By : Acapulco officially known, as Acapulco de Juárez is a city with the major seaport is in the state of Guerrero. It is on the pacific coast of Mexico and 190 miles away from Mexico City. The climate in Acapulco is warm to hot throughout. The city has all the qualities of being a favorite tourist spot. It is one of the most thrilling cities in the world with arrays of fun filled events happening at this place. Acapulco is the stupendous tourist destination for the tourists wh... Travel to Puerto Vallarta--What Makes Banderas Bay So Special? By : Jim Scherrer Banderas Bay is a 500 square mile horseshoe shaped body of water located in the center of the Mexican Rivera. Being surrounded on three sides by the Sierra Madre mountains and having more than 50 miles of spectacular shoreline, it offers many unique benefits to the Puerto Vallarta region. On the same latitude as Hawaii, the bay is home to humpback whales, giant manta rays, dolphins, marlin, sailfish, and other deep water game fish. It is a very special bay, with a very special climate, and home to a very special society of people. Nude Sunbathing and Wild Nightlife in Mexico By : TJ Tutten Think of beaches so white that the shells clinging to it pale in comparison. In 2005, hurricane Wilma doubled the size of the sandy shoreline in Cancun. After complete restoration, Cancun’s beaches are bigger and better. Although the beaches are considered public property, some access has to be maneuvered through the hotels. In the hotel zone, you will discover 14 miles of coastline looping around an inland lagoon known as Laguna Nichupte. Topless sun bathing is typical on some of the beaches in Cancun. While in Cancun, check out some of these great beaches: Snorkeling In Playa Del Carmen And Other Activities By : Playa del Carmen is known for its beautiful, white sand beaches. Although the sands are not as powdery as those found in Cancun, the beaches in Playa del Carmen are very clean. The public beaches are well-maintained by the city. Everyday, a crew comes to the beach to rake the seaweeds that have been washed to shore and pick up the bottles and other pieces of trash on the sand. Even though the sandy beaches are clean, walking on the sand barefoot is not a good idea. The sand i... Guanajuato: Too Many False Expectations By : A friend of mine told me about a conversation she had with a person she knows in one of the Mexican Prime Living Locations on the west coast of Mexico. This area, one to which many Americans flock, had become too expensive for her to continue living there. When my friend asked her where she might want to move, Guanajuato was her first choice. But, she lamented; she couldn't live in Guanajuato because she doesn't speak Spanish. Three years ago, while sitting in one of Guana... Hello From Mexico City – A Compact Day Of Discovery Of Downtown By : After our visit to the huge government-owned pawnshop, Nacional Monte de Piedad, we saw a side view of Mexico City’s and Latin America’s biggest cathedral: the Catedral Metropolitana. It is also at the heart of the world’s largest Catholic diocese. Due to the fact that Mexico was built on the former Lake Texcoco, the cathedral is slowly sinking and scaffolding in the interior of the building attests to the efforts to try to stabilize it. In front of the Cathedral are numer... Hello From Cuernavaca - An Excursion To Las Estacas By : After a beautiful breakfast in the garden at Roxana’s place with Helga, the young lab with shiniest black coat, dancing all around me, I went to my private tutoring session at the Ideal Language School where my teacher Estela and I talked at length about various dental procedures, funny doctor stories, and stories of unexplainable events and psychic happenings. We also touched on the topic of personal security, and that a number of years ago there were quite a few kidnappi... Nude Sunbathing and Unihibited Nightlife in Mexico By : TJ Tutten Imagine sand so white that the starfish clinging to it pale in comparison. In 2005, hurricane Wilma doubled the size of the powdery beach in Cancun. After complete restoration, Cancun’s beaches are bigger and better. Although the beaches are considered public property, some access has to be maneuvered through the hotels. In the hotel zone, you will discover 14 miles of coastline curving around an inland lagoon known as Laguna Nichupte. Topless sun bathing is typical on some of the beaches in Cancun. While in Cancun, check out one of these great beaches: Travel to Puerto Vallarta--Afraid of Medical Care South of the Border? By : Jim Scherrer The sleepy little Mexican fishing village of Puerto Vallarta has reached a population of 350,000 inhabitants making it equal in size to Anaheim or St. Louis. This explosive growth has brought in many English speaking and US trained doctors and dentists to work in the three new, modern, and fully equipped hospitals and numerous new dental clinics. Not only are the practitioners well trained, but they’re reasonably priced. For that reason, many North Americans come to Vallarta for cosmetic surgery and dental work including caps, crowns, and implants. Due to the recent advances made in medicine and the booming economy in Vallarta, you have no reason to be concerned about medical care south of the border. Travel to Puerto Vallarta--How Are Gringos Treated in Mexico? By : Jim Scherrer Aside from drug traffickers, drug users, and maybe Dawg, The Bounty Hunter, tourists in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico are treated with the utmost of dignity, respect, and kindness. Getting in and out of Mexico for North Americans is a cake-walk compared to getting in and out of the US for Mexicans. Since the economy of Vallarta, located along the Mexican Riviera in the foothills of the Sierra Madres has been built on tourism, it is in the best interest of the natives to assure a safe and fun visit for all North Americans, thus guaranteeing a quick return visit. There are close to 50,000 Americans and Canadians in Vallarta during the “high season” of November through May and since the economy is based on revenues generated from these visitors and retirees, most of the Vallartenses are now speaking English. They are famous for treating North Americans as friends, family, and almost as royalty! Travel to Puerto Vallarta--Don’t Drink the Water? By : Jim Scherrer Water purity and cleanliness was a major concern many years ago throughout Mexico. However, during the past ten years, the beautiful city of Puerto Vallarta has upgraded it’s entire water treatment and distribution system. Today, there is no need for bottled water, filtration systems, bacteria and amoeba prevention pills, or food treatment solutions, i.e. the water is equal to that in the States and very safe to drink from the tap. Because Vallarta’s livelihood is based on tourism combined with Guanajuato: It Is Time For Us To Leave By : Douglas Bower I’ve been trying, of late, to put into words just what I’ve learned about living in Mexico for the past four years that is significant enough to share with my readers. There is so much. Some things I’ve grown to love: the fine restaurants and the slower pace of life here. Some things I’ve come to bemoan: caring for the environment doesn’t seem to be high on the list of things to worry about in this country. Some things have been city specific. We moved to Guanajuato four y... Guanajuato: Mexican Free Zones By : Douglas Bower Years ago when my wife and I pulled up roots in America and moved to Guanajuato, Mexico, I began telling everyone who would listen that San Miguel de Allende was well on its way to Guanajuato. Mexicans as well as American Expats shook their heads and clicked their tongues at me. No one believed the expatriate debacle that has overtaken San Miguel de Allende could ever, in a million years, come to Guanajuato. Well…it’s coming. No! It’s here. My recent article, “Guana... Mexican Auto Insurance - Problems Experienced By Mexico Motorists By : Linden Gray Mexican Insurance Store has issued a report on the top legal and insurance related problems experienced while driving on vacation in Mexico. Unlike the law in the U.S., in Mexico the assumption of guilt prevails over the assumption of innocence. The penalties for not having insurance while traveling in Mexico can be severe. Common Mexican Insurance Problems: 1. Not Having Mexican Auto Insurance U.S. and Canadian auto insurance is NOT recognized in Mexico. Vacationers... How To Buy Mexican Auto Insurance Using This Little Known Technique. By : Linden Gray Learn Why Your Current Auto And Medical Plans Are Not Enough Mexico consistently ranks amongst the top ten destinations for travelers. Its tropical resorts and mountain retreats offer a range of activities from shopping to adventure sports. It also creates the right circumstances for accidents and injuries. According to the Department of State, the lead U.S. foreign affairs agency, many American visitors assume the standards of security and safety are the same as they a... Scheduling A Guided Tour In Mexico By : Christos Varsamis Each year, a large number of individuals, couples, and families make the decision to travel to Mexico. Most have visited Mexico before. If you are planning a Mexico vacation, and you have never been there before, you may have some concerns. You may be wondering what places are safe for you to visit. Mexico is like all other countries. There are areas that are known as tourists attractions and then there are other areas that tourists are advised to stay away from. You can e... Hotelito Desconocido A Pacific Ocean Hideaway By : Kelly Wilson The Hotelito Desconocido is beautifully situated on a remote coastal lagoon, miles away from anything, and quite unlike most beach resorts you will have ever seen. The setting is spectacular, indeed breathtaking, if you look in either direction down the beach, you will see nothing but the Pacific Ocean, and the apparently endless beach. The Hotelito Desconocido is in the middle of an ecological reserve, and this fact controls much of the hotel I am a creature of comfort... The Beaches Of Puerto Vallarta By : Justin Burch The beaches in and around Puerto Vallarta may be the most diverse in Mexico. Located at the midpoint of Banderas Bay, the area surrounding Puerto Vallarta boasts 34 miles of coastline, 26 of which are sandy beaches. Within the city, the beaches are elegant and pristine, bordered by restaurants and resorts. Beaches to the north of the city tend to be longer and wider, with great opportunities for surfing and swimming. South of Puerto Vallarta, the mountains topple into the sea... How To Relax And Revive In Cancun By : Justin Burch You probably already know about Cancun’s reputation as a tropical beach paradise, complete with luxurious resorts and decadent nightclubs. What you may not know is that when the party is over, relaxation options are not limited to merely sunbathing or shopping for trinkets. From sightseeing to spa treatments, Cancun’s Mayan heritage colors all aspects of the area’s recreation and relaxation. Mayan Historic Sites For instance, in the center of Cancun's Hotel Zone are the... Puerto Vallarta By : Sharon Stajda Puerto Vallarta Is a wonderful Mexican city that is fronted by the blue Pacific Ocean, and backed by the lush, green tropical Sierra Madre Mountains. The people are friendly and charming, always helpful and accommodating. The minute you set foot in Puerto Vallarta, you will relies you have arrived at a truly beautiful and unique place. The town itself is split into two sections, Old Town, and Centro, both having their own special qualities. It is my recommendations if visi... A Mexico Vacation Can Be A Lovely Ride By : Bill Johnson People seeking Mexico vacations must reckon with their own interest as well. Mexico as a holiday destination offers sunny beaches, wonderful sights and delicious foods. Some visitors’ takes delight in hanging around the sunny beaches while sipping cold beers, while others prefer exploring the architectural masterpieces that dots the entire Mexican landscape. The interest of tourists certainly should be the determining factor when considering a Mexico vacation. Several Mexi... From Hola To Hello: Teach English In Mexico By : Michelle Simmons Speaking English is an absolute requirement for Mexican citizens who wish to advance in a professional field. Because of close ties with the United States, many Mexican companies conduct a certain amount of their business in English. So, if you've decided to teach English in Mexico for a living, you can be rest assured that you've chosen a profession that's high in demand. If you choose to teach English in Mexico you'll have the chance to experience firsthand the rich Mexi... So You Get The Cheap Travel To Mexico, What's Next… A Guide To Mexico Travel! By : Larry Evans You finally received your tickets to Mexico at the cheapest price. You did it by researching and taking your time comparing and eliminating online and offline travel companies and agent one by one. You also got your desired hotel accommodation and itineraries that did not cost so much. Now, while you are packing your things and make your way to the airport, here are some of the things and necessary advises you should know before entry, upon entry, and while at the Mexico: ... Travel To Cancun: The Ultimate All-Inclusive Vacation Destination By : Frank Johnson Cancun is Mexico's premier resort destination, far outshining the role that Acapulco had once played for North America's top holiday vacation nation. If images of white sand beaches, clear blue water, jet skiing, scuba diving and lounging by the pool aren't enough of a draw, add to that image sensational nightclubs with larger than life shows and a plethora of ancient Mayan ruins and you have a sense of what the Cancun experience is all about. Jutting into the Caribbean Se... Visit Puerto Vallarta By : Hallidae Thomason The best benefit of my job as a journalist is that I often get to travel to write for magazines and travel websites. I love nothing more than packing a suitcase and heading off to somewhere unknown with the goal being to explore and learn about the location and the culture. In the past year, I have traveled to a fair number of places, but none have matched the beauty of Puerto Vallarta. If you have ever been to Puerto Vallarta, then you know the beauty that I am talking ab... The Rich Sounds of Oaxaca: A Primer By : Alvin Starkman Tourists in foreign cities often forget their auditory sense when trying to a learn as much as possible about a culture. In Oaxaca on a daily basis one hears a plethora of diverse sounds on the streets. By understanding the significance of each blast of a horn, clank of a cow bell, and jingle played on a cartop loudspeaker, the society's worldview, values and socio-economic makeup are better understood. By keeping your ear to the ground your travel experience will be greatly enhanced. Mexico: A Many Layered Land By : Frank Johnson Mexico is distinguished as a country of parallel realities, countless contradictions and staggering disparities. It is a country where ancient cultural tradition meets spring break debauchery and mass consumer industry collides with indigenous craft. Mexico’s extraordinarily long and tumultuous history can account for such modern juxtapositions, as highly developed civilizations have inhabited the region for nearly 3,000 years. The rise and fall of great societies, particular... Traveling To Mexico? Be Sure To Understand The New Travel Requirements By : Jon Making plans to travel to Mexico this year? Is a Mexico family vacation in your future, or are you looking to take a little time for rest and relaxation on the sandy white beaches of Cancun or Puerto Vallarta? Well, your timing is right. It promises to be another fantastic year south of the border for all of the major Mexico resort hot spots! In fact, 16 million Americans will probably visit Mexico this year. Be sure you are prepared before you travel, as there have been s... Tourism Is Back In Full Swing In Cancun, Mexico By : Jon Cancun is back, better than ever! Over a hundred Mexico resorts have reopened and the state tourism minister predicts Cancun will draw as many visitors in 2006 as it did two years ago. And the travel deals are great! If you haven’t been, now may be the best time to take a vacation to Cancun. Since Hurricane Wilma hit in late October, the clean up has been moving fast. In fact, commercial and charter flights are back on regular schedules and many of the Cancun hotels, resta... Finding A Quality Hotel In Mexico By : Mike Goldstein Mexico: The Land of Beautiful Beaches and Margaritas Mexico is one of the most visited places in the world. With its warm hospitality, all inclusive resorts and great weather, it’s easy to see why. But, there are a million choices. If you’ve never been, (or even if you have), how do you select the ideal hotel in Mexico for your specific needs? Plus, how do you ensure you will receive the level of quality that you’re expecting? As in many developing countries, there is a wh... Cancun Beach Being Restored At A Record Pace By : Rick Hendershot When Hurricane Wilma swept through Cancun last October the mighty winds stripped away 8 miles of some of the most beautiful sandy beach in the world. Everyone from Mexican President Vincente Fox down to the local residents knew that the beach had to be restored or Cancun's future was in serious danger. Within weeks the Mexican government pledged $21 million to restore the beach. Now they have made good on that promise, and a massive barge being run by a Belgian firm is wor... Mexico Beaches – Playa Del Carmen and Cozumel By : Nomad Rick Mexico has beautiful beaches on both the Pacific Ocean and Caribbean. In this article, we look at two hot spots on the east coast – Playa del Carmen and Cozumel

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