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Los Cabos: A Haven for Whales

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I find it fulfilling to go up the mountains or maybe spend time by beach. I’ve traveled to many places just to see beaches from all over the world. Last January, my good friends Ardie and Kyle invited me to join them for their trip to Los Cabos. Being a frequent traveler, I thought it was just another normal beach to go to. Of course I still wanted to enjoy a good vacation but there wasn’t really much excitement on my part. But that perception changed upon reaching Los Cabos.

Although still burdened with heavy bags, we headed for the beach instead of our reserved accommodations. Our contact and guide Julio, insisted that we go straight to the beach. I was actually tired and wanted to settle first in the hotel room but I had no choice. Upon reaching the beach, there were a lot of people on the shore and several boats on the waters. I tried my best to get through the crowd to have a look, and I what I saw was just remarkable. There was a group or family of gray whales just roaming around near the shore unafraid of humans. Some of the boats were so near to them but they seem unbothered. Upon seeing those big magnificent creatures moving on the water at close range, I was speechless. It was barely an hour since I arrived at Los Cabos Mexico and I thought then I would enjoy the place. I was right to come along; well actually, my friends were because they insisted that I join them.

After that brief moment by the beach, we headed off to a hotel in Los Cabos where we unpacked our things and settled for awhile. Upon settling in our hotel, I immediately insisted that we go back to the beach for more of those whales. Kyle looked at me with a grin thinking how I quickly had a change of heart. After a few minutes we headed back to the beach where there were some boats which you could rent for a few hours. The whales were just a few rows away, so we quickly got ourselves a small boat. And there I was, a few feet from these large amazing animals. The splashes the whales made on the waters got us all wet and enormous as they may seem, you could feel that they are actually gentle creatures. I was asking myself why I never bothered to visit the place before although I’ve heard so much about it from others. Now, I’m planning to go back to Los Cabos after a month, but this time, I’ll do it on my own. Maybe next time, it won’t be just whales I’d be spending time with.

Visit this places check the whales:

  • Los Barriles
  • Cabo Pulmo
  • Boca del Alamo

Los Cabos Mexico is a famous destination point with your not so usual attractions. Imagine sharing the waters with whales? I had so much fun with the native dishes, activities and the folks were very accommodating. I think the place is pleasurably addictive and I am so glad I joined my friends.

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Get Helpful Information About Puerto Vallarta Lodging and relaxing

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Puerto Vallarta sits serenely between the Bay of Banderas and the Sierra Madre Mountains on Mexico’s west coast. Puerto Vallarta still has the look of a small town with narrow cobbled streets, red tile roofs on top of homes, and small sun-bleached store fronts. Puerto Vallarta has seen a steady stream of tourists since 1963 when the first movie “The Night of the Iguana” was filmed there. Since then, Puerto Vallarta resorts has seen several hotels being built and new ones popping up every year.

The area’s main attraction is by far the beautiful climate: hot sun with mellow ocean breezes. During the months of June, July, and August expect your sunshine to be intermittent with a rainshower. The rainy season peeks in September and October, so plan your visit accordingly.

There are several Puerto Vallarta Mexico hotels that are so sizeable and elegant that you wouldn’t have to leave the property till you’re ready to head home. So your major evaluation will be having to decide how much time to spend basking in the sun and how much time you will spend exploring the area. A usual day at one of the many Puerto Vallarta resorts might include relaxing by the beach or by the pool, taking some time for tennis, water skiing, or, maybe, parisailing might be your thing! Not so adventurous? How about a relaxing massage?

Shopping can be done in the hotel boutiques and even on the beach where local merchants offer a variety of merchandise. If you’re lucky, you might even run into one of the young boys carrying around 3′ to 4′ iguanas. For a couple of green backs, they will let you take pictures with the animal.

Puerto Vallarta resorts boast dramatic dining rooms. Most have
more than one. They can range from laid-back to formal. They have a perfect atmosphere to create a very warm feel. The food is wonderful and the menus offer a nice variety so everyone can find something there they like.

There are also many attractions outside the hotel. Tourists can take day trips into the jungle by either horseback or jeep. One can also spend the day on a fishing excursion. If golf is your game, Puerto Vallarta also offers maintained courses with a picturesque landscape to enjoy.

After a day of fun and the sun goes down, there is still plenty to do in Puerto Vallarta. There are several establishments to go dancing or you can catch a variety of shows. You can also indulge in a sunset dinner cruise or lobster dinner cruise.

At the end the day Puerto Vallarta is a extraordinary destination spot. If you ever get the opportunity to vacation, you have to go. You will leave with smile on your face and a lifetime of recollections.

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Comments (0) Feb 14 2009

Get Important Information about Puerto Vallarta resorts are and Things To Do

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Puerto Vallarta is a attractive destination spot located on the Pacific Coast of Mexico, located between Banderas Bay and the bottom of the Sierra Madre Mountain range. This exceptional location in the Northwest corner of the State of Jalisco, gives visitors an opportunity to experience both beautiful ocean sunsets and scenic mountain views. This is tequila country and some of the best tequilas of the world is produced here. If it’s your thing, don’t forget a bottle to share with your friends when you get home.

Puerto Vallarta resorts are very versed and typically affordable to almost any budget. One can find good friendly lodging for under $30 per night. You won’t be located on the beach, but just a couple of blocks away. It’s worth the walk to experience the culture and the wonderful taco stands along the way. You can also pick up keepsakes right outside your hotel door. They have many items including silver, leather, and colorful blankets, just to name a few. And, all the other necessities you forgot to pack. Their prices are considerably lower than in the states.

Puerto Vallarta resorts and water go hand in hand. They boast some of the most beautiful pool areas anywhere. If you’re a beachlover, you won’t be disappointed. While basking in the sun waterside, you can sip on your favorite frozen drink and just relax in the warmth of the Mexican sun.

Puerto Vallarta Mexico hotels offer many amenities. You can rent chairs for the beach, join in non-motorized watersports, or arrange a trip of the best sites. You can participate in land or water activities, all easily accessible from all points of Banderas Bay. You can go whale watching, swim with the dolphins, go fishing, go kayaking, snorkel, or take a sunset dinner cruise. If you want to stay out of the water for a while, there are several land tours to choose from. For the daring tourists, you can take an ATV tour, canopy tour, or go on a jungle outing. For the less adventurous, you can tour the City of Tequila and visit the factory where they make world celebrated tequila, take in the sites of the nearby small agricultural villages, water La Iguana Mexican Fiesta, or tour the delightful city of Puerto Vallarta which features The Cathedral of Guadelupe, one of the most famous architectural landmarks in town.

Puerto Vallarta rentals are an economical way to visit the area. While you won’t have all the amenities offered at a resort, you will have some perks of your own. You can save money by preparing some of your meals in the kitchen and have the privacy of your own place. It has a more “at home” feeling and is excellent if you’re bringing the whole family. You can still take advantage of a tour by making reservations online before you leave home or purchase them upon arrival.

No matter what your funds, large or small, Puerto Vallarta offers a variety of activities. One thing is for sure, you will have fun in the sun!

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