Four luxurious locations: Cancun, Puerto Vallarta, Cabo San Lucas, and Loreto!

Cancun, Mexico

Indulge in the Pride and Paradise of the Mexican Riviera!

Located on the Yucatan Peninsula, Cancun is one of the most treasured destinations in the world. It’s buzzing with visiting couples and families, as well as day-tripping passengers dropped from cruise ships amid this popular port hub. Just picturing Cancun conjures up images of pristine beaches, bobbing snorkelers skimming spectacular reefs in crystal-clear blue waters, bountiful water sports, jungle excursions, ancient civilizations and trendy nightclubs. But this glorious destination has so much more to offer than many poeple realize—far more than one can do in a single day trip. Cancun is perhaps the most luxurious destination in the Mexican Caribbean, offering guests all the finer things in life and much more, including everything from slow- to fast-paced action. Among this cultural treasure is a rich history of the ancient Mayan culture and archaeology that can really fire up your family vacation or romantic getaway. The Hotel Zone and downtown areas of Cancun are brimming with top-notch entertainment and opportunities to relax in style. With everything from couture shopping to gourmet dining and exquisite Maya-inspired spa treatments made with indigenous ingredients, Cancun is the place to indulge and treat yourself like royalty while connecting with a rich historical culture that broadens your horizons. The end result is a fun-filled family getaway in a storied resort town that features endless adventures. In this Mexican Caribbean gem, you can also dine at gourmet restaurants or slip off the beaten path for some authentic fare at a sleepy Mexican cantina, enjoy a myriad of recreational and historical activities in- and outdoors, bask on the sun-kissed beaches, partake in a plethora of water sports and book exciting tours that explore the ancient Mayan ruins just a few hours away.

Exploring Cancun’s Rich Culture

Visit the Museo INAH, which hosts 47 showcases of jewelry, masks, skulls and even a hieroglyphic staircase dating all the way back to the 6th century. You’ll also find Mayan ruins at the tranquil Yamil Lu’um and in the Zona Arqueológica El Rey. For adventure enthusiasts, The Xcaret theme park also hosts exhibits on Mayan culture, but you can also partake in rafting expeditions through the surrounding jungles and myriad of flora and fauna. You can also take in the most awe-inspiring view of the Chacmochuc Lagoon after a trek up to the top of the highest pyramid at the ruins of El Meco. For some really red-hot action, you can also witness one of Mexico’s oldest traditions, the bullfight (not recommended for young children), or check out the Mexican rodeo at the Plaza del Toros downtown. You can also relax and watch the folkloric ballet at the Continental Villas Plaza, where the Ballet Folklorico Nacional de Mexico-Aztlan performs authentic traditional dance in full costume.

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

Fall Under the Magical Spell of a Mexican Oasis!

Puerto Vallarta, a seaside town located on the beautiful coastline of the state of Jalisco, has become one of the most popular destinations in the world. Located in the heart of Mexico’s western Pacific Ocean coastline, Puerto Vallarta is within easy reach of the U.S. and Canada. It is encircled by the rugged, tropical Sierra Madre Mountains to the east and fronted by Banderas Bay, Mexico’s largest natural bay and second largest on the North American continent. Situated at the tip of Banderas Bay, it shares the same latitude as Hawaii, providing it with a perfect year-round climate that entices millions of visitors on a regular basis. Even the sea turtle population is growing, thanks to conscientious preservation programs. With such close proximity to the U.S, especially California, it’s a popular port hub for cruisers, with major liners dropping off some 500,000 thousand visitors every year. Whether by land, air or sea, visitors are welcomed by Puerto Vallarta’s tropical beauty, pristine beaches, crystal-blue waters, hospitable charm, Colonial-style architecture, rustic ranch towns and quaint villages with cobblestone streets and white-washed buildings covered in blooms, plus a blend of culture and activities that make Puerto Vallarta an unforgettable tropical oasis retreat on every traveler’s itinerary.

Endless Adventures & Entertainment

Join in on plenty of activities, adventures and segues to lesser known treasures to fire up your getaway. Puerto Vallarta is a fusion of the very best of Mexico, from beach-resort hip to cosmopolitan chic. Blessed with a diverse menu of activities to suit every personality and every age, it’s the ideal destination for individuals, couples and families alike. Visitors are treated to a bounty of water sports amid the pristine beaches, adventure-filled mountains, thrilling to relaxing outdoor activities, award-winning restaurants, off-the-beaten-track tours and explorations, as well as 24-hour excitement, including sizzling nightlife. When the sun sets, the fiesta really begins! Whether you want to get away from it all or to soak it all in, Puerto Vallarta offers a spectacular array of activities and entertainment to leave even the most seasoned traveler well satisfied. Spice things up with big adventures like boating or Jet Skiing across the beautiful bay, zip lining on a canopy tour, scuba diving, sport fishing, swimming with dolphins, strolling the shops and restaurants along the famous seaside promenade (El Malecón), world-class golfing, shopping at a variety of malls and shops, dining on gourmet cuisines, rejuvenating the soul at luxury spas, touring Colonial-style villages and rustic ranch towns, and viewing all the sculptures, sights and sounds that have made Puerto Vallarta one of the most popular destinations in the world.

Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

Pure Indulgence in Paradise!

Get ready to indulge all your guilty pleasures in the luxurious, laid-back paradise of Cabo San Lucas, one of the most popular destinations in the world. Nestled at the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula, bordered by the Pacific and the Sea of Cortés, the small, year-round, sun-drenched Mexican playground has a rich tapestry woven with culture, contemporary luxuries, magnificent natural rock formations like El Arco, pristine beaches with azure-blue waters and an ethereal beauty to rejuvenate the soul. Given its easy access and close proximity to California’s (U.S.) coast yet far-far-away exotic appeal, it’s no wonder tourists and famous celebrities flock to Cabo on a regular basis. It’s a bustling hub, featuring a beautiful waterfront with a 330-slip marina and a charming village with cobblestone streets winding through trendy boutiques, sleepy cantinas and upscale neighborhoods. Despite its spring break reputation and posh resorts, the heart and soul of the old fishing village remains, making Cabo a laid-back paradise for every traveler’s tastes. Full of activites on and off the water, Cabo is a family getaway that will create lifelong memories from such a spectacular journey.

Recreational Adventures

Many exciting twists include specialty beaches, coastal and outdoor adventures, chic retail therapy, top-notch spas, world-class dining, serious big-game fishing, water-sports, diving expeditions and a sleepy lifestyle that wakes right up as the sun sets, with sizzling nightlife filled with plentiful options for families and individuals or couples. This breathtaking, water-based tropical playground is also peppered with championship golf courses that draw aficionados regularly. Many of the courses were designed by legendary pro-golfer Jack Nicholas and offer some of the most breathtaking views while out on the links. You’re only problem in Cabo will be deciding what to do first!

Loreto, Mexico

Bask in the abundant sunshine of the Baja Peninsula!

Enjoy the small-town charm of Loreto in Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula. This gem has a lot going for it with its unique restaurants and colonial architecture. Loreto is hailed by anthropologists as the oldest human settlement in the Baja Peninsula. The Parque Nacional Bahía de Loreto has taken great strides to ensure the environment stays in its pristine condition. The ocean and islands offshore, which are home to many dolphins, whales and pelicans are shielded from pollution or over-fishing. In fact, annual whale migrations usually draw spectators from all around.