Cancun is one of the finest beach destinations in the world. Today it is more American than Mexican in nature. This all took place in roughly 1974. In less than three decades it was transformed from an isolated beach into a five star resort. This was done by a group of Mexican computer analysts that saw Cancun as a great investment opportunity. Cancun has suffered losses from Hurricane Wilma and several other tropical storms and has emerged stronger and more state of the art each time. Each storm forced upgrades, re- models and more and more luxurious accommodations. The allure of Cancun is definitely its Caribbean Beach. Cancun is just a 15 mile stretch of land encompassed by breathtaking beaches that run 15 miles and connect to the main land by two bridges. Nichupte Lagoon separates modern Cancun from its jungle past. Cancun provides a cultural feel and the highest quality accommodations around. You can visit the ruins of Tulum, Chichen Itza and Coba. Cancun has incredible accommodations where one can l

Two main Caribbean Islands in Mexico are Isla Mujeres and Cozumel. These islands provide a great escape from the busy and high energy of Cancun and Riviera Maya. These islands are small and have roads that do not go very far. You will see more mopeds than trucks or automobiles. There is a sense of remoteness here. These islands still offer a variety of hotels and outdoor activities and are a short ferry ride from the mainland. Northeast of Cancun is where Isla Mujeres lies. Isla Mujeres is shaped like a fish and is a short 8 miles boat ride away. You can really enjoy its entire splendor by staying the night and enjoying the shopping and wandering its streets. You can catch the ferry to Isla Mujeres at Punto Juarez or you can even hop on the car ferry in Punta Sam. There are more expensive exclusive ferries that depart from Playa Linda on the island of Cancun. Cozumel is about 12 miles from Playa Del Carmen and is larger than Isla Mujeres. Cozumel is known primarily as a popular cruise ship port of call as we

Xalapa is the coffee growing area and also the capital city of Veracruz. Two hours from the port of Veracruz you can enjoy a get away from the often high temperatures. There are several hills with winding roads and alleys. Chipi chipi which is fine mist rain floats in the air of Xalapa. On a clear day you can see the snow topped mountain of Pico de Orizaba which is a volcano and also the tallest mountain in Mexico. The best music school is located in Xalapa at the University Of Veracruz. Xalapa is famous for its symphony orchestra and for an anthropology which is comparable only to Mexico City’s museum. For the more daring Xalapa offers white river rafting. Getting There Veracruz has an airport and is about an hour and a half from Xalapa. You can drive on highway 180 to Cardel and then exit to highway 140. Fog is common in these parts so be careful. You can also travel there by bus which takes about 4 hours. Bus station located a couple miles east of town where you will find taxis readily available downstair

You will find Playa Del Carmen about one hour from the Luxurious resort town of Cancun. It is very cheap to get there by either taxi or by bus. Playa Del Carmen is a much smaller village like destination. There is an incredible amount of European influence here where you will only find much smaller scaled accommodation. You will not find the ritzy sky scraper hotels that are so abundant in Cancun. Playa Del Carmen is truly a treasured town where you can lose yourself in the wonderful boutiques, and reside in some of the sweetest more traditional hotels that Playa del Carmen specializes in. A lot of the population that live here are Europeans probably due to heavy European influence here. It is known that some European Travelers came for a vacation and never wanted to leave this quaint little village so they moved their lives here and continue to enrich the community. Although its size is small and village like, you will find some really incredible restaurants to dine at with cuisine that is out of this world.

Tulum is set in the Caribbean to the south of Akumal. Tulum draws most of its traffic due to many wonderful archaeological sites and because it has a very convenient location in relation to that of Cancun. Tulum is similar to Playa del Carmen because you will notice lots of influence form the international world and because so many of its visitors are from Europe craving exploration and adventure and this number continues to grow each year. Unusual petite beach resorts, luxury spas, down home hotels, delicious dining, lively bars, and endless shops and boutiques are some of the attractions you will enjoy while traveling to Tulum. There is a village in Tulum where you can find any incidentals that you may need for your trip. You will have the convenience of scuba diving stands, rental car stations, moped rentals, bicycle rentals and pretty much any sport known there has some kind of assistance available. You have the availability to ride a bus in Playa del Carmen that makes many trips back and forth from Tulum

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Started as the historically rich landing site of Hernan Cortez - Veracruz has devleloped into a strange mix of old and new, giving the city interest and intruigue. In addition, due to the Cuban, African and Carribean influences, the region provides food and music in a truly unique flavor. The adjoining city of Boca del Rio is the modern side with beautiful homes lining the ocean views available for those looking for something a little different.