Expert Travel Advice to Mexico

Top Answers To Mexico Travel Questions

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    there is a beautiful hotel in Mexico,where they have divers,jump off,the ledge of ...
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    there is a chain of hotels that belong to Brises, and they look lovely. Is this it: http://www.brisashotelonline.com
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    What is the best way to get from the Cozumel airport to the Wyndham? Our family is...
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    It's about ten miles from the airport to the Wyndham. Your best bet is a taxi, but just be sure to agree on the rate before you leave. For more info, check out Away.com's Family Guide to Cozumel at: http://vacation.away.com/mexico/travel-v2-cid4307-cozumel-cid350262-family-vacations.html.
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    Do You Need a Passport for all destinations outside the U.S.?
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    Yes, you do unless you're visiting a U.S. territory like the U.S. Virgin Islands or Puerto Rico.
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    which resort in mexico has the best waterpark for kids? Where is the best resort for...
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    I tapped Away.com's family travel expert, Christine Loomis, for help with your questions. Here's what she wrote: "Without question Mexico's best water parks are Xel-ha and Xcaret, both on the Riviera Maya between Playa del Carmen and Tulum, 45 minutes to an hour south of Cancun. These combine manmade and natural features. Both offer dolphin swims, "snuba," snorkeling, and swimming. Xcaret has an eco- and archaeological component and fun swimming along an underground river. At Xel-ha you can kayak, too, and there's an aquarium or "seaquarium." Xcaret's lagoon is like something out of a tropical movie set. If you're looking for more traditional water parks, Puerto Vallarta has Splash and Mazatlan has MazAgua, both with water slides, lazy rivers, pools, etc. Splash also has a few "bungalows" in which families can actually stay, right inside the park. In terms of other places with dolphin encounters, Mexico is chock full of those for that sort of ultimate water park experience: Ixtapa and Cabo both have them, so does Isla Mujeres, and Cozumel offers them at Chankanaab, the wonderful national park on the island.

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