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Whale Watching in Mexico
Whale Watching in MexicoHow can one describe the breathtaking moment when the whales come out of the waters and the mere sight of these gray marine mammals leaves you breathless with wonder?These giant mammals go to the Sea of Cortez every year during fall to escape the winter of Northern Bering and give birth in the tropical waters of the Pacific where they can also find a lot of food. Magdalena Bay just a little off the coast of Los Cabos is the best place to go whale watching for the mothers and their young. The best place to go to is Los Cabos than any other place in Baja or even the famous San Ignacio as there is a better chance of sighting the whales there especially during the last week of December to the last week of March. Strict guidelines are followed during whale watching tours so that the whales are protected. Include this age-old annual tradition and be a part of this Mexico vacation adventure.
Memorable Places in the Riviera Maya
The first thing that pops up in mind when you think of the Riviera Maya is the famous historic archaeological sites. Learn more about ancient civilizations of Mexico by visiting the thousand year old cities of the Mayans. The Chichen Itza is one of the major cities of the Mayan Empire, being its capital where you can go up the Castillo or the grand pyramid and peek at the observatory of ancient astronomers where the most accurate calendars was created. The only walled city of the Mayan is Tulum which is interestingly overlooking the beach. Other than this, though there are tourist sites and adventure activities that will interest visitors. Xel-Ha is a good place to conquer when youre a nature lover as it has many coves, lagoons and caves in its premises while Xcaret is a Mayan themed ecological park with lots of fun activities prepared for its visitors. Or otherwise, go on a day tour of Isla Mujeres that has a Mayan temple and several watersports or Isla Contoy with its sandy white beaches and lush palm trees. When planning your Mexico vacation, always include this region for unforgettable unique experiences.
Fun and Excitement in Mexico City
It would take several Mexico vacations to fully explore Mexico City and enjoy the many activities and attractions in the worlds biggest city. Museum lovers have more than a hundred museums to visit such as the Archaeological Zone and Templo Mayor Museum. The heart of the city, the Zocalo, attracts you with its walking tour that will take you to interesting historical and modern attractions. There is the Chapultepec Park which attracts families with modern entertainment activities in this worlds largest park within the city. There are more than a dozen archaeological sites right within the city such as the splendid seven centuries old Aztec floating gardens of Xochimilco. There are so many adventure activities that you can indulge in Mexico such as a visit to the zoo, watching a thrilling bullfight, taking a chance on your favorite horse at the Hipodromo delas Americas Horse Track or just simply go mountain biking, trekking or white water rafting. There are a hundred and one things to see and do in Mexico City and you will never run out of choices.
Acapulco Vacation Attractions
Sunny Acapulco lures in vacationers with a long stretch of white sand beaches and its popular exciting nightlife. The La Quebrada Cliff Divers, their most famous attraction since 1934, are for thrill seekers who wait for a wave and dive 130 feet off steep cliffs into the surf. 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 Zocalo, located opposite the fishing harbor is the town center of Old Acapulco where you can relax under the shade of giant rubber and mango trees. You will never run out of a hundred and one things to do in Acapulco.
by: Wednesday Latimer