Club Hotel Riu Jalisco is a 5 stars luxury all-inclusive beach front resort located in Nuevo Vallarta Mexico. This brand new resort combines impressive architecture distinctive ambiance and state of the art accommodations. Featuring 700 guest rooms each with a stocked mini-bar and liquor
Escape to the wilderness and discover a world of adventure while enjoying first class accommodations and service. The Xpu Ha Palace is located on the Mayan Riviera within wild tropical gardens and overlooking a spectacular white sandy beach. It was built on the former Xpu Ha Ecopark giving it
Grand Bay Hotel Isla Navidad Resort offers the discerning traveler world class luxury and service in a dramatic resort setting. At the hotel personal service is the cornerstone for our first class facilities. Quiet elegance is offered throughout our public spaces restaurants suites rooms
It doesnt take long to realize that Merida is the cultural focal point for the entire peninsula. Despite its size (over 600,000 square km/240,000 square miles) and urban inconveniences, Merida is one of the Yucatans most hospitable and nostalgic of cities.
Way off the beaten track, Xcalak, Mexico - a small fishing village, offers an alternative to the throngs of people and high rise hotels found further north. Xcalak, with a present population of around 350 people, was the largest city in Quintana Roo until it was destroyed by a hurricane in 1955... If you are ready for an adventure Xcalak is the place to visit. Expect rustic yet comfortable accommodations offered with a touch of 'Robinson Crusoe'...
Entering Belize from Mexico is easy, even on a bus. Stop at the office on the Mexican side, have your passport stamped and hand in your Tourist Card. On the Belize side, stop in the office and fill out a form of intent and a customs declaration. If you're driving, be sure to declare your car because they stamp your passport with an additional receipt.
Way off the beaten track, Xcalak, Mexico - a small fishing village, offers an alternative to the throngs of people and high rise hotels found further north. Xcalak, with a present population of around 350 people, was the largest city in Quintana Roo until it was destroyed by a hurricane in 1955... If you are ready for an adventure Xcalak is the place to visit. Expect rustic yet comfortable accommodations offered with a touch of 'Robinson Crusoe'... 
