Major Attractions in Mexico

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Full of diversity and considered one of the best travel destinations in North America, Mexico welcomes nature and culture lovers, land and water sports enthusiasts, romantics and families, singles and history buffs to experience spectacular holidays, filled with wonderful moments and unforgettable memories. Mexico is visited by over 20 million foreigners a year, who come to explore its wealth of awesome places, try tasty tequila and simply relax in one of the many luxurious resorts scattered on both the Pacific and Caribbean sides of Mexico.

Cabo San Lucas Mexico
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In our previous posts we have already introduced some of Mexico’s most popular attractions, including the stunning Yucatan Peninsula, famous for its great natural and cultural diversity and the vibrant resort city of Cancun, a virgin island with crystal clear turquoise lagoons, impressive architectural sites and endless variety of adventures waiting to be experienced; and today it’s high time to introduce more Mexico attractions that always appeal travelers from around the world. So, grab your sombrero and enjoy a wonderful time in one of the most colorful corners on Earth!

Yucatan Peninsula Mexico
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Isla Cozumel

Mexico’s largest island, which beauty stretches far beyond its spectacular shores, Cozumel is a tranquil oasis like no other. It is nestled just 12 miles off the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula, and is a dreamscape tourist destination and a superb diving site, blessed with unique marine life concealed beneath the crystal clear waters, fantastic visibility and warm water temperature that never leave divers and snorkelers indifferent. The many great pyramids and temples of the Mayas scattered in different parts of the island add to the charm of the island, while a heady mix of chic restaurants, hotels and shops set amidst the island’s astounding natural beauty welcome vacationers for a wonderful experience of a lifetime.

Cozumel Mexico diving
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Acapulco

Most people, even if they do not know where it is, have surely heard of ACAPULCO – one of the most exciting cities in the world, known for its explosive nightlife, state-of-the-art temples, picture-postcard beaches, offering unlimited watersports, superb dining scene and the breathtaking physical beauty of Acapulco Bay. Located in southern Mexico along the Pacific Ocean, and with no shortage of budget-to-luxury accommodation, Acapulco is one of Mexico’s oldest beach resort cities, especially popular with students who come to enjoy its tropical climate and the myriad of attractions from Zocalo – the main square in the city, to the La Quebrada Cliff – a perfect venue for diving, to Cici – a water park along one of the city’s beaches, where several pools and waterslides combine to create a truly amusing atmosphere.

sunset Acapulco Mexico
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The Guadalajara Cathedral

A Mexican historic landmark, housed in Guadalajara – one of the largest and most influential cities in the whole of Mexico, the striking Guadalajara Cathedral or the Cathedral of the Assumption of Our Lady attracts visitors with its interesting mix of different architectural styles, including gothic, baroque, morisco and meoclassic. Originally built between the years 1571 and 1616, by the famous architect Martin Casillas, the cathedral later underwent several reconstructions because it was affected by numerous earthquakes. Of great beauty is the greater altar found to the east of the main nave, which symbolizes the Resurrection of the Lord with symbols of light and justice.

Guadalajara Cathedral Mexico
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Copper Canyon Mexico

Offering a fascinating fusion of great natural beauty and interesting human history, the stunning Copper Canyon of Mexico is a backpacker’s paradise, which is actually a giant caldera, a massive vulcanized area 80 miles in diameter that consists of seven major interlocking canyons, each with its own charm and beauty. Begin your independent adventure in the highland pine-covered cliffs at 7,000 feet elevation, follow trails forged by Tarahumaras – people known for their unrivaled cross-country running ability, developed over generations of living on rough terrain, visit the picturesque village of Cusárare and be closer than ever to nature. This is an adventure not to be missed!

Copper Canyon Mexico
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