Mexico is a country of diverse landscapes with over 6,000 miles of coastline, 3,000 years of history and the most wonderful people - always friendly, warm and happy.

Mexico City, a vibrant and bustling city, is one of the largest and highest altitude capitals in the world. Few cities can compete with its historic grandeur and history.

Los Cabos, Baja California, was once used as a stopping point for pirates, and is now a thriving resort with unsurpassed hotels, golf courses and rugged desert scenery that meets the azure Sea of Cortez, rich with marine life. A 20 mile corridor of beach connects the lively town of Cabo San Lucas to charming San Jose Del Cabo.

The stretch of the coast south of Cancun couples the best of Mexico and the Caribbean in one experience. This area is bursting with natural wonders, archaeology and beautiful beaches.

Ana has recently visited Mexico and comments “Mexico is a very diverse country. The vibrant and lush Caribbean coastline offers the lively resort of Cancun, luxurious resort style hotels on the Riviera Maya and small boutique properties near the famous ruins at Tulum. This whole coastline is situated on hundreds of miles of pristine powder soft white sand and waters as blue as you can only imagine.

The Pacific coastal area of Los Cabos is truly stunning. A desert region boasting an average 360 days of sunshine each year - a must for those preferring guaranteed sunshine, golden sand beaches and rolling Pacific waves.

However, what makes Mexico a really special place to visit are the Mexican people themselves - natural, charming and offering superb standards of service”.

Founded in 1325, Mexico City is the oldest city in the Western Hemisphere. Baja california (lower California) is so called as once all of California belonged to Mexico.  The Cancun area is one of the world’s hot spots for deep sea fishing.