Touring isn’t just about the views and visiting landmarks and historical places. It’s also about doing activities that is best done here than anywhere else. A couple of things that I suggest you do are below.

Water Taxi Rides in Cabo
These water taxi rides can be so much fun and can take you from the marina down to Medana beach and even to a place called Lover’s Beach, which is on the very tip of the Cabo Peninsula. These water taxi boats have glass bottoms that help passengers see the fish that are swimming underfoot, a wonderful sight for children and adults to see.

Jungle Excursions in Puerto Vallarta
You should try and visit Yelapa, which can be reached by foot, by boat, or by mountain biking. This beach village is home to a jungle, a waterfall, and rivers that give you the jungle lifestyle that is uniquely Puerto Vallarta. Also, part of the Puerto Vallarta jungle experience is the canopy tour that gets you to see the flora and the fauna of the region in what may be your most exciting jungle adventure yet. You will be zipped above the treetops to see these wonders and more.

If you don’t enjoy this, I don’t know what else would please you. These things can be done here and here alone.

Cobá is a quiet, serene place, with a few tourists, it’s popular for serious bird watching. You can rent a bicycle or a guide who will also have transportation. You may walk but it’s quite far. Getting lost here is very possible, as sites and paths are not always clearly marked. If you decide to go on your own, it’s safe, simply resist the temptation to wander off into the jungle. Be sure to bring mosquito repellent, sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots, and plenty of water to drink. As Cobá is located inland from the ocean, it’s hotter and more humid, so visit as early in the day as you can.
Cobá is divided in several areas called groups, including the Cobá Group, which is home to the 79-foot temple. It would be nice to get here early enough to have the temple all to yourself. This group also includes a restored ball court, where the Maya played a sacred ball game. The Chumuc Mul Group is only partially excavated. Nochob Mul Group is fully excavated and includes the tallest pyramid in Cobá. After climbing 120 steps, you will enjoy the well-preserved temple on top and the breathtaking views.

Most people who never traveled to mexico have this false impression that immunization is a requirement before going to Mexico. It is not actually the case; it depends on the places you will go.

Hundreds of thousands of American and other tourists coming from different parts of the globe travel to Mexico especially during Holiday season. Most tourists travel to Mexico’s wonderful beaches, colonial cities, and resorts. These places are well established tourists places in Mexico. Your health is very safe unless it is your personal choice to be immunized before traveling.

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San Blas, a small fishing town in the state of Nayarit is a treasure to behold. It  is nestled in a swamp with jungles and mangroves that offers a natural habitat for snakes, crocodiles and birds. People come from all over North America to visit the Estuary, where migratory birds come all year round,  and watch all kinds and species of birds. Several species are endemic to the area, meaning they can only be found in San Blas and so it’s no wonder tourists flock to the area to see this. It is also in this area where huge crocodiles, jaguars and boa constrictors said to abound.

Apart from these, San Blas also offers beautiful virgin beaches lined with palm trees. Going to San Blas would feel like hitting too many birds in one stone, pun intended.

Adventure tourism is one of the more popular type of tourism and is gaining increased popularity as the years go by. Adventurous and thrill-seeking tourists now visit  places for a specific adventure/s. In mexico, there are several ways to satisfy this thirst for adventure and challenges.

In a nutshell,  you can choose to go fishing, camping, parasailing, hiking/climbing mountains and volcanoes,  join an expedition, and try para gliding while in Mexico. There are numerous sites offering tips and links as to where you can go for a specific activity and other details you may need to know before taking off for the adventure. One thing is sure, Mexico is going to be another experience of a lifetime.

Rosewood Mayakoba is a 1,600-acre luxury resort enclave on the Riviera Maya just 30 minutes south of Cancun and north of the seaside village of Playa del Carmen. The hotel offers an irresistible blend of mexican spirit and European sophistication. Nearby attractions include the ever famous Mayan Ruins and the 2nd largest reef in the world – The Great Mayan Coral Reef.

All 128 suites are not only in the waterfront, but each of them strikingly modern in design. Some on the bleached-white beach, others on the aqua canals that wind through a dense mangrove forest and each has a plunge pool. And about all other activities you can do on the resort? Well, Rosewood Mayakoba features a 12 lagoon-embraced treatment rooms, Island Suites, therapeutic lounging pools, fitness center and a lot more!

Stay at the hotel for 2 consecutive nights and get the 3rd night for free! Rate starts at $700. Visit RoseWoodMayakoba.com for complete details.

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The jaguar has fascinated the mexican people since pre-historic times. The Mayas, Olmecs, Aztecs, and all the other peoples that have inhabited the land have attached great mythological and religious symbolism to this mighty beast, and the creature still remains a manifestation of the Mexican spirit with its noble form, powerful body, and indomitable spirit.

The Jaguar has the most powerful bite of any animal in the feline family. It is stocky, with thick bones and sturdy build, suited to its task of capturing all kinds of prey with ease and ruling the jungles. It is an apex predator, meaning that its only real enemies are human beings and destruction of its habitat by human beings.,

The Jaguar was also a major theme in pre-Columbian art. It was depicted in the were-jaguars of the Olmecs which is today believed to represent some kind of animal-human hybrid among native tribes.