 What hotels are the best in Cancun, Mexico? |
| me and some of my family are going to Cancun, Mexico in about two weeks. i want to know what hotels do you think is the best there? id prefer 5 stars hotels. and what hotels have the best and biggest ... |
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 Whats with all these Cancun questions? |
| There are so many better places to go in Mexico. It's this horde asking all these questions that make it such a ... |
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 Why do you like Mexico? |
| what would be your answer if you were asked on why you would like to know more and pray for on Mexico?... |
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 Anyone who's been to Puerto Vallarta, answer please!..? |
| i'm traveling to Puerto Vallarta Mexico this spring break, and i am REALLY excited =] but i don't know much about the place, plus i've never been further than a few hours away from ... |
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 Do Cozumel's beaches/ water acually look like this? |
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http://www.cancuncd.com/
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 Have you ever been to Tijuana? |
I have!
My grandparents live there.
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 Why do most people from the usa come to Tijuana when they come to Mexico? |
its a dumpster, I really see no reason to go there
oh....or if they dont go to tijuana they go to Cancun hehe, youy should try oaxaca, chiapas, jalapa....um many nice ... |
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 Which is the best hotel to stay at in Cancun, Mexico? |
| Iberostar, Riu or Melia???? Which hotels are the best in Cancun, Mexico? All are Inclusive, but which is the best hotel line to stay at?... |
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 Coming into the U.S. from Tijuana Mexico? |
| Help me here people! I'm gonna take my sisters to the airport in Tijuana(Tj) but people have been telling me that you dont need a passport to come back into the U.S. if traveling by land or ... |
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 Is it really dangerous to travel to Mexico right now? |
| We want to go to Cancun.. and the deals are prettycheap Even 5 star resorts are great deals. But I keep hearing that the cartel is kidnapping people for ransom, and shooting cops on the street. Is ... |
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 Have you lived in Mexico City? How did you like it or not like it? |
Only interested in hearing from people who have lived there, not visited. I think there is a big difference between the two.
I will be moving there in a few months from Hawaii. Wow, big ... |
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 Cancun, all inclusive or not? |
| I like the all inclusive so I know my total trip cost. Visiting different resturants and stores would be nice though. Are meals in resturants priced similiar to meals in the USA? Do stores in town ... |
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 Can Anyone, Spanish people please translate this Paragraph into Spanish for me? |
| In the summer, I went to orlando, florida with my family. We rode on a bus to the theme park from the hotel. There was alot of things to do but alot of walking to get there. We watched shows, played ... |
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 What should i take on a cruise to mexico? |
8 days 7 nights visiting 4 ports. Acapulco, Cabo, Mazatlan & Xia???
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Anyone traveled to Cabo, Mexico? |
If so, what was it like? What are the sites to see? Any specific recommendations in terms of dining etc? |
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I Love Cabo... There is a fantastic resturant "Mi Casa" in downtown Cabo I had their Carnitas it was the special that night, they have someone making tortillas for your meal..I happen to love tortilla soup and theirs was the best. of all the resturants in town. We went to one of the timeshare presentations and ended up with a trip out to the Sea of Cortez 3 hours at sunset on the Buccaneer Princes a pirate ship, totally awesome the show was great all the drinks included,saw 2 whales breach.Also $250.00 in cash (american) and dinner at another great resturant on the water.Also went on a glass bottom boat.All the timeshares give out wonderful things like swim with dolphins, fishing for a day the list goes on & on. We went to the Mayan Hotel presentation.. Shopping is great in Cabo |
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Los Cabos contains both San José del Cabo & Cabo San Lucas (which is often referred to as simply "Cabo".)
Like much of Mexico, San Lucas is generally very poor but the town caters to tourism and therefore has many restaurants and dance clubs. etc. The sport fishing (and whale watching) is also excellent!
San José, however, I found to be very charming. Personally, I felt that is was cleaner and better maintained. There are some very good restaurants and shops (check out "Copal" for great silver jewelry and interesting artwork.)
Be wary of purchasing anything from street vendors. Prices and quality can be sketchy. Also, people will tell you not to drink the water. The exception is that in the "touristy" restaurants and in the nicer hotels, they use filtered or bottled water. Think about it, they don't want their patrons getting laid up with the trots--nobody would come back again!
Basically, you can find whatever you want there--you'll have fun. Try an all inclusive resort--all you can eat and drink and some good amenities.
One final recommendation:
In San José, go to The Presidente resort and rent some ATV's out in front. The tour is FANTASTIC. It's some of the most fun I've EVER had. They take you into the hills and dunes along the beach and you can go as fast as you want. It's awesome.
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Been goin to Cabo yearly for past 6 years. Get ready to party hard @ El Squid Roe, best ribs at a small restraunt in town La Prillada (sp?) (the Grill). Great food for then price. Check out Enrique's for yummy lobster dinners. You've got to take a water taxi out to El Arco and then spend the day at Lover's Beach. Although it's rural-"no pottys" Great fishing in the fall (Aug-Nov) although that's hurricane season. Be cautios of drinking water in retraunts in town. Most of the bigger resorts have desalination plants and you can safely drink the water, so don't fall for the hefty $4.00-$8.00 prices for bottled h2O. Ask first. Cabo Wabo and the Giggling Marlin are nightime hotspots. Rent jetskis there and rent a car here in the states. You do need Mexican insurance, however contact your credit Card company to find out what you are covered for in Mexico. You might be suprised. It's cheaper if you rent from here in the states rather than there. There are very convincing sales folk can take advantage of you quickly. Dollar rentals are SUPER easy to deal with. Avoid all of the timeshare sales reps at the airport by having your car rented in advance or if you're staying at a resort, find out if they'll pick you up for a small fee. Good way to avoid the timeshare riggamaro! |
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Cabo was tons of fun...get ready to get ur drink on. Go on the jungle tour, a sunset booze cruise, rent jet skis, spend a day on Lover's Beach!! |
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Hola. I live in San Jose del Cabo which is about 20 minutes east of Cabo. Come on down. You will have so much fun. There is so much to see, do. I recommend you read up about the area on the website www.loscabosguide.com. You will find the most up to date information there. Also www.bluecabo.com. Pedro is a local and this is his website with lots of relevant info. |
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The snorkeling was amazing! The water is soooo clear and you can see lots of amazing fish! I highly recommend it! |
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Nope! But ive been to Cancun, Mexico! Its awsome, go there! :) |
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yenkhenguyen
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No,I've never been to Cabo,Mexico.I've only been to Nevada and Los Angelos. |
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