A Basic Honeymooners Guidelines In Experiencing A Exciting Retreat In Mazatlan
Guadalajara Vacations
Guadalajara VacationsYou will find yourself in the midst of rich Mexican culture when you visit the city of Guadalajara. This place does not have as many beach attractions as the other places but they have picturesque sceneries and a lot of mariachi bands during their unique festivals. September 16 marks Independence Day with one of the biggest mariachi band shows featuring local and international mariachi bands called Encuentro International del Mariachi but it is celebrated the whole month thru so you can expect parties and shows throughout the month. Vacations in Guadalajara are more centered on activities like sightseeing, dining out and shopping. The city is rich in historical 17th century and Victorian buildings as well as is imposing and unique cathedrals. You are in for an exciting dining experience with several local restaurants to choose from featuring the unique flavors of Mexico. Though not as popular as the other Mexican cities, Guadalajaras beaches provide visitors with sunshine and fine white sand. Guadalajara is certainly a wonderful addition to your Mexico vacation.
Acapulco Vacation Attractions
Acapulco, one of the most famous party place choices for your Mexico vacation, beckons to vacationers with its delightful mix of 12 miles of sunny sandy beaches and pulsating nightlife. Adventure lovers flock to this place to dive off a 130 foot cliff and surf the biggest of waves at La Quebrada Cliff Divers. Children and adults will surely love the abundance of aquatic life exhibits at the Magico Mundo Marino, a waterpark with swimming pools and aquariums, plus a boat trip and snorkeling to Isla La Roqueta aboard a glass bottom boat. The 52-acre city park Parque Papagayo named after a luxury hotel has been packed with various attractions and activities for all ages such as a roller skating rink, go carts, bumper boats, a space shuttle Columbia replica and the famous life-sized Spanish galleon model. The town center of Acapulco that is popularly called the Zocalo is just right across the fishing harbor and has a lot of giant rubber and mango trees that you can laze under. Acapulco, Mexico vacations offers a wide selection of enriching sights and adventure-filled activities that everyone will surely enjoy.
Things to see in Mazatlan
Long stretches of beautiful palm-lined beaches are guaranteed to lure visitors to the Gold Coast of Mexico and the city of Mazatlan. This place combines history and culture with adventure. The citys second oldest plaza, Plazuela Machado is in Old Mazatlan where the famed twin-towered cathedral is also located. The malecon (promenade) gives you a refreshing palm-lined oceanfront walkway that connects Old Mazatlan with the resort area known as zona dorada. The villages of Concordia, Copala and Cosala with its beautiful handcrafted furniture and ceramic and clay handicrafts is located on the Sierra Madre Mountains and forms part of the countryside tours. Include a tour of Mazatlans trademark islands, Isla de Chivos (Goat Island), Isla de Pajaros (Bird Island) and Isla de Venados (Deer Island) with fine sand beaches. Mazatlan should be an important part of your Mexico vacation for that glimpse of Mexicos passion.
Tijuana Vacations
Take a San Diego trolley to the border and step across to the worlds most visited border city of Tijuana. Visitors going on a Mexico vacation will still enjoy shopping for Mexican handicrafts, leather goods, cigars, silver, beadwork and jewelry as well as imported goods at the known Avenida Revolucion although it may be very near the US. You can soak in some cultural experience at the Tijuana Cultural Center or at the Municipal Institute of Arts and Culture. Try out something new by watching a Jai Alai game at the Jai Alai Fronton Palace, place a bet at the Greyhound race at Hipodromo Caliente or sit on the edge of your seat with the exciting though bloody bullfight at El Toreo de Tijuana and the Plaza Munumental Playas de Tijuana. Right in Tijuana you will experience the many colors and flavors of Mexico and it is something you should never miss.
by: Wednesday Latimer