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Resort destinations abound on Mexico's Pacific coast, from nearly desert like Mazatlan in the north all the way down to tropical Huatulco in the south. Here you can find big waves for surfing in the Pacific, as well opportunities for deep sea fishing and snorkeling in the reefs just offshore. Stay at one of the "old school" resorts that date back decades or newer sprawling all inclusive properties. No matter where you spend your Riviera Pacific vacation, you're sure to appreciate and enjoy the wonderful beaches, swaying palm trees and Mexican hospitality.
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Manzanillo
(Blue Bay Club Los Angeles Locos, Barcelo Karmina Palace, Punta Serena Villas, Tesoro Manzanillo, El Tamarindo Golf Resort ) | |
| A major seaport, Manzanillo is made up of two bays, separated by the Santiago Peninsula, where many of the luxury resorts are located. Year round temperatures are ideal here, and the landscape couldn't be prettier: huge groves of palm trees and mango trees, with mountains rising from the shoreline. Sportfishing is acclaimed in Manzanillo, and golf is another popular sport among visitors. |
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Mazatlan
(Hotel Emporio Mazatlan, Costa De Oro Beach Hotel, Los Sabalos Resort Hotel, Luna Palace Hotel and Suites, Oceano Palace) | |
| Expansive beaches, legendary sport fishing and a mix of old and new resorts are what visitors will find in this Pacific coast resort town. See the divers leap from the cliffs of El Mirador, take a boat trip to Deer Island to snorkel, visit the large Mazatlan Aquarium, or check out El Faro, one of the highest lighthouses in the world, set on a promontory. The main promenade through town follows the coastline and makes for a great place to run, walk or bike. |
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