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Vacation in San Carlos and Guaymas, Mexico
San Carlos and Guaymas lie 12 miles apart on Mexico's Sea of Cortez. Just 320 miles from Arizona, this twin vacation destination provides countless tourist activities. more...
Using Garmin GPS With Navigator Card in Mexico
Using a GPS in Mexico with a pre-programmed, not updateable navigator card shows mixed results. In balance, though, the advantages far outweigh the shortcomings. more...
Whale Watching In The Lagoons Of Baja California
Gray whales migrate south each winter to give birth in the shallow lagoons of Baja California. Visitors can tour the lagoons and see these magnificent mammals up close. more...
Facilitate U.S. Inspection Returning From Mexico
The probability of a time-consuming inspection at the Mexico/U.S. border is higher with increased security. Proper preparation will reduce those odds and ease the stress. more...
Delays When Entering the U.S. From Mexico By Car
Returning to the U.S. by auto from Mexico can be frustrating and time-consuming, with long lines at the border. Some pre-planning can cut the time and reduce the stress. more...
Driving From Tucson To San Carlos, Mexico
For land-locked Arizonans, the white sand beaches and rocky bays of San Carlos and Guaymas are irresistable. Just 325 miles from Tucson, both are easily reached by car. more...
Kayaking San Carlos in Sonora, Mexico
Sitting on The Sea of Cortez, San Carlos offers tourists abundant reasons to visit. Multiple bays, coves and open water provide excellent kayaking for all skill levels. more...
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By: Sandy Glenn
More than a lively beach resort with a friendly vibe, Puerto Vallarta has become one of the most hip and happening art scenes in all of Mexico. more...
By: Sherry Jackson
A day in the Punta Sur Ecological Park in Cozumel, Mexico includes a four wheeling jeep ride, a visit to a lighthouse, Mayan ruins and snorkeling. more...
Authentic Mexican Hotels & Bed and Breakfasts
By: Nancy Flores
When visitors want to stay in a hotel that's part of the Mexican experience, then choosing a hotel categorized as a Tesoro or treasure hotel can make all the difference. more...
Hacienda San Gabriel de Las Palmas Hotel Spa
By: Nancy Flores
Old-world charm meets modern comforts at the Hacienda San Gabriel Hotel Spa. It's a great place to stay whether visitors want to unplug or have a more active vacation. more...
Mexico City Off the Beaten Path
By: Nancy Flores
Tlatelolco, Tlalpan and the National Autonomous University of Mexico offer cultural explosions and a taste of Mexico City food heaven. more...
Bacalar, Quintana Roo, Mexico–Eco-Destination
By: John Lamkin
The village of Bacalar and Laguna Bacalar, Mexico's second largest fresh water lake, are fast becoming ecologically sound places to vacation and to consider investment. more...
VivaAerobus Discontinues Austin-Mexico Flights
By: Nancy Flores
VivaAerobus has announced that as of June 1, 2009, it will cease operations at the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. more...
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