Visit Mexico for a relaxing family break

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Nestled below the United States you will find one of the most visited countries in the world, Mexico with its exotic blend of colonial cities, ancient ruins, golden beaches, tropical jungles and nature reserves. Join in with never-ending fiestas and immerse yourself in their vibrant culture. You will be spoilt for choice as to what to do first.

For those looking for some party time on holiday then head to lively Cancun and enjoy an array of bars, restaurants and clubs to dance the day away. Of course, in between you may want to soak up some rays on the sun-drenched beaches, cool off in the crystal clear seas or take on some exciting water sports for adrenalin thrills.

For a relaxing family break, make your way to the stunning Mayan Riviera and its plethora of white, sandy beaches perfect for sun-bathing, sand castles and swimming. Playa del Carmen is one of the highlights in this area and within easy access of the Tulum ruins. Wander around the cobbled streets and appreciate local shops selling delicate handicrafts and jewellery, or stop off for a bite to eat at the beachfront eateries.

Couples looking for a romantic and private escape should explore the Island of Cozumel at the heart of nature. You will be welcomed to your holiday hideaway by native wildlife, where you can chill-out on golden sands in this serene and picturesque setting, or practise your snorkelling and diving skills in the underwater paradise.

Culture lovers will not want to miss Chichen Itza, a breath-taking temple and one of Mexico’s famous archaeological sites. Mexico City will also sort out your culture fix, with a range of architectural delights, archaic remnants, awesome Cathedral and the spectacular Zocalo, one of the world’s largest squares. Furthermore, an hour outside of the city, you can encounter Teotihuacan City of the Gods.

Marvel Atkins Toronto Travel Industry Examiner

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