Beaches & Sun

As the tenth place in the world in international tourist arrivals, Mexico offers its visitors the best in beaches. In 2009, 21.4 million international tourists seemed to agree as they visited Mexico to enjoy a little sun, while the expectations for 2010 predict that visitor numbers will reach the 22.6 million.


Puerto Vallarta

Crystalline waters and fine sand lead body and mind to a place of no routine or worry in Puerto Vallarta. Visitors will find the ultimate fusion of traditional Mexican culture with the finest of beachfront resort living. Main sun and beach attractions include Los Muertos Beach and Las Caletas, nestled in the nature preserve of Banderas Bay. Whale watching and other water adventures are popular here.

Mazatlan

As the largest port on Mexico's Pacific coast, Mazatlan is known as "The Pearl of the Pacific." More than just a sun and beach destination, this cultural attraction is the best complement of more than six miles of beaches that are ideal for surfing and diving, as well as natural features and stupendous golf courses with ocean views to the Pacific. Two modern marinas in Mazatlan offer sport fishing on the Sea of Cortez, also known as "the world's natural aquarium."

Cozumel

With the second largest coral reef in the world, Cozumel offers a land and sea experience unlike any other. Water sports such as sport fishing, kayaking, kite boarding and windsurfing are available, while scuba diving and snorkeling hold a special title here. The clear waters offer visibility of up to 200 feet.