Off the Eastern coast of Mexico’s Baja peninsula, at The Islands of Loreto, sits Villa del Palmar. Opened in the spring of 2011, this 181 room property overlooks the uninhabited Danzante Island. With views looking out to the Sea of Cortez, or La Giganta mountain range, you will be surrounded by nature, as well as […]
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Overlooking Olas Altas Bay, in the foothills of the Sierra Madres mountains, Pueblo Bonito Emerald Bay Resort and Spa is situated on 20-acres in Mazatlan, Mexico. The four-star, all-suite resort opened its doors in 1987, offering views of the Pacific Ocean and its own beach. Located in Nuevo Mazatlán, the resort is designed as a
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I’ll bet you didn’t know that John Wayne used to keep a boat at the Playa Olas Atlas in Old Mazatlan and Ernest Hemingway used to travel there. Are you planning to visit Mazatlan? Below is a list of “Insider Tips” for things to see and do in Mazatlan, Mexico “the Pearl of the Pacific.”
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Who doesn’t love a welcome cocktail and cool towel upon arrival in Puerto Vallarta? This, along with a gorgeous view of Mexico’s Banderas Bay awaits guests of Dreams Vallarta Bay. The family-friendly resort, formerly Now Amber Puerto Vallarta, located minutes from the airport, opened April 2012. Banderas Bay views All 327 rooms and suites feature
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Are you looking to escape the cold of winter? Even in the so-called rainy season (June – October) it’s still sunny and warm in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. What makes the mountains so green? The 59 inches of rain that does fall annually in Puerto Vallarta typically happens at night, so you are good to go
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Spring Break in Mexico! You might be thinking drunken college kids, tequila shots at swim-up bars, and sunburned gringos. Or maybe Sammy Hagar. And while that would certainly ring true for many spring breakers, our family excursion with two youngsters was a little different. Although, I will admit to a shot of some fine tequila…
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