Head north of Puerto Vallarta and explore the Marietas Islands by catamaran. With the win in your sails, you may even see turtles, rays and whales!

Take a guided tour through Puerto Vallarta's cobblestone streets and discover its tropical vegetation, tourist attractions and red-tile rooftops.

Head out on an expedition in an all-terrain vehicle to the heart of the Sierra Madre's majestic mountains, a wilderness region of rugged landscapes.

Discover the real Acapulco! This tour features a walk down Costera Miguel Aleman Avenue and a visit to the Peace Chapel atop one of the highest points in the city. You'll pass through the picturesque downtown and stop at the Acapulco cathedral. Lovers of architecture won't be disappointed!

A breathtaking show! Divers plunge into the ocean from the Quebrada cliffs. Marvel at the daring of these world-famous divers and be sure to take a few souvenir photos!

A great place for the kids! Enjoy boating, roller-skating, gondola rides and the enchanting Centro Infantil with its dolphin shows and water slides!

Climb the pyramid of Kuku can and try out the acoustics on the largest Mayan ball court in the world. Also admire the warrior's temple, the observatory and the sacrificial well.

Admire the temples and ruin the Tulum, the only fortified Mayan site, perched atop cliffs overlooking the sea. Then explore the world's most beautiful natural aquarium and cool off while snorkeling in Xel-Ha park.

Take a well deserved moment of relaxation on one of Huatulco's magnificent beaches, where the ocean provides and incomparable refuge.

Marvel at the gorgeous panoramic view of Santa Cruz Bay! Ride along the coast of Tangolunda Bay, then visit the hotel zone and the oceanfront golf course. later on, take in the view from the Los conejos belvedere.

It's the best way to discover this wonderful tropical paradise! Visit Ixatpa's and Zihuatanejo's main attraction: the marina, the church, the residential area and the flea market.

Start at the Zihuatanejo Museum of Anthropology, and then go on to explore the quaint village of Petatlan, reowned for its old public market and for the famous Cristo de Petatlan church.