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Acapulco
The original Mexican resort, the theme in Acapulco seems to be "Party All Night and Play on the Beach All Day".
Acapulco has a reputation as a city that never sleeps and Acapulco does its best to live up to that reputation. Nightclubs and discos don't close until every last reveler has gone home, at times this is long after the sun has come up. Acapulco also has a reputation of being a magnet for the rich and famous. Many celebrities, from all over the world, have homes or keep vacation retreats in Acapulco. |
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Cancun
Cancun is Mexico's top tourist destination. Located on the tip of the Yucatan peninsula its beaches are unparalleled with gleaming white sands and the clear blue-green waters of the Caribbean. A wide range of restaurants, exciting night life, a variety of shopping opportunities and the overall tropical atmosphere draw over two million visitors a year. It's hard to believe that 25 years ago it didn't exist at all. |
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Ixtapa
This upscale and quiet resort destination is home to only a thousand people, located just outside Zihautanejo (see-wah-tah-NAY-ho), a town of over 50,000.
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Lake Chapala
The Lake Chapala region of Jalisco, Mexico, with its wonderful climate and large base of ex-patriat residents, has become a very desirable place for retirees. Embedded in the central part of the state, Chapala is a pre-Hispanic settlement dating back to sometime in the XII century A.D. Today, Lake Chapala is only 20 minutes away from the Guadalajara International Airport. |
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La Paz
La Paz is more a Mexican city than an expatriate's haven, but for those who love magnificent seaside sunsets, sugary beaches, sailing, diving -- and the ability to stretch a retirement dollar -- La Paz is a superb choice. |
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Loreto
Located on the east coast of the Baja Pennisula, approximately 700 miles south of the US/Mexico border and facing the Sea of Crotez, the historic town of Loreto is the oldest town in Baja California, founded in 1697 by the Jesuits.
Surrounded by incomparable scenery of the magnificent Sierra de la Giganta mountain range, the awesome desert and the azure Sea of Cortez. |
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Los Cabos
From its humble beginnings of sleepy little fishing villages, this area at the southern most tip of Baja California, known as Los Cabos ("The Capes") has emerged as a world-renowned visitor destination. |
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