Cartagena, Colombia
Located on the Caribbean coast of Colombia, the historical city of Cartagena is almost entirely surrounded by lagoons and bays, while still surrounded by fortifications of 17th century that were protecting the gold and treasures with destination to Spain. The many squares will offer a shady retreat as you explore the streets that cross a colonial baroque architecture.
Ensenada, Mexico
Ensenanta, the oldest community in the Baja peninsula, is a wonderful destination for water sports, with activities ranging from fishing to diving. Visit Riviera Pasifica, which once was a luxury resort and casino, very popular in the circle of film stars and millionaires during the decade of 20s.
George Town, Grand Cayman, USA
Grand Cayman is a beautiful island in Caribbean. Its capital, the Georgetown is famous for its Seven Mile Beatch, which is continuously proposed as one of the best beaches in the world and offers an incredible variety of water sports.
Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala
Puerto Quetzal is the largest port on Guatemala’s Pacific coast, located on the ocean shore and not far from the capital, Guatemala City. It serves as a key hub for imports and exports, while also functioning as an important stop for cruise ships visiting the country. From there, travelers can take excursions to attractions such as the colonial city of Antigua, local coffee plantations, and the region’s volcanoes. The port combines commercial activity with tourism, acting as a gateway to Guatemala’s natural and cultural heritage.
Los Angeles (California)
Los Angeles, in California, is a multicultural metropolis known for its entertainment industry and Hollywood. It combines glamorous neighborhoods such as Beverly Hills and Santa Monica with beaches, world-class museums (Getty Center, LACMA), and a vibrant nightlife. It serves as a hub for cinema, fashion, and technology, offering a unique blend of urban energy, culture, and West Coast lifestyle.
Manzanillo
There is no such an enticing countryside as that of Manzanillo. Towering palm trees, mango trees, sandy beaches, extensive jungles and mountains covered with palm trees. The town got its name from the abundant vegetation of Manzanillo trees, which were used extensively during the early days of shipbuilding. North of the harbor is the Santiago,a luxurious resort area. The peninsula separates the two beaches of the city. Today, Manzanillo is the busiest commercial port of Mexico, a tourist, tropical paradise. It is described as the "fishing capital of the world."
Miami, Florida, USA
World-famous beaches, exceptional nightlife, unique culinary experiences and Latin atmosphere, are all those that make this city so fascinating. Miami Beach is one of the most popular attractions of the city with wide sandy beaches, warm waters and a great variety of water sports. A tour to the famous Art Deco district of the South Beach is also a unique experience.
Puntarenas, Costa Rica
Puntarenas is located along the Pacific coast in Costa Rica. An excellent place to see native wildlife, from red parrots to the primary predator of Central America, the jaguar. Surfers all around the world consider this region to be the best for surfing. As one of the major fishing ports, Puntarenas is the perfect place to enjoy fresh seafood cooked according to the local recipe.
Ixtapa (Zihuatanejo), Mexico
Ixtapa once a coconut plantation,boasts the high rise hotels,all inclusive resorts,air conditioned restaurants and upscale shopping you associate with Mexican beach resorts and luxury travel.
Mexican travellers include the neighboring beach towns of Ixtapa an Zihuatanejo in the state of Guerero,as favorite destinations but that's where their similarity ends.Visitors to this areas will encounter two decidedly different vacation destinations just 6.5 km.
