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Puerto Las Hadas 554
please select please select in not listed – (Ref: 38274)
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Sleeps:0
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please select in Manzanillo
Premium Ocean view Studio condo in Puerto Las Hadas Resort, Manzanillo, Mexico. ...more

Wheelchair friendly, pets allowed.
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Location for rental: Central America / Mexico / Manzanillo

Playa del Carmen beautiful house in Xcalacoco
Self catering house in Mexico – (Ref: 54299)
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Price From:E750 (EUR)
Sleeps:8
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house in Playa del Carmen
3 Bedroom fully furnished, with garden and studio. Fully equipped kitchen and washing machine. Garden ready for barbeques Fully Air conditioned ...more

Communal pool, pets allowed.
Less than 15 mins to: beach, golf, sailing, fishing.
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Location for rental: Central America / Mexico / Playa del Carmen / Xcalacoco

Villa Quinta del Mar
Self catering villa in Mexico – (Ref: 56019)
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Price From:$11068.75 (USD)
Sleeps:20
No. of Verified Reviews: (0)Not Yet Rated
villa in Puerto Vallarta
Georgeus Villa and breathtaking views of the banderas bay ...more

Private pool, pets allowed.
On site: beach. Less than 15 mins to: golf, horse riding, mountain biking, fishing.
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Location for rental: Central America / Mexico / Puerto Vallarta

CASA PARAISO PUNTA MITA
full board villa in Mexico – (Ref: 8164)
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Price From:$11500 (USD)
Sleeps:10
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villa in Punta Mita
Ultra luxury! Over 12500sqft of living area in the exclusive Four Seasons resort area of Punta MIta Mexico. Vacation in the lap of pleasure ...more

Private pool.
On site: beach, golf, horse riding, sailing, fishing.
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Location for rental: Central America / Mexico / Puerto Vallarta

Villa Paradise, Playa Paraiso
Self catering villa in Mexico – (Ref: 12872)
Villarenters Index50
Price From:$5355 (USD)
Sleeps:10
No. of Verified Reviews: (1)Not Yet Rated
villa in Playa Paraiso
New Beachfront Villa: 5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, just 25 minutes from Cancun International Airport ...more

Private pool.
On site: beach. Less than 15 mins to: golf, horse riding, sailing, fishing.
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Location for rental: Central America / Mexico / P. Paraiso

Luxury Ocean View Penthouse
Self catering villa in Mexico – (Ref: 28958)
Villarenters Index35
Price From:$1566 (USD)
Sleeps:6
No. of Verified Reviews: (1)Not Yet Rated
villa in Playa del Camen
Ocean View Penthouse Villa in the Mexican Caribbean. One block away from the beach ...more

Private pool, not suitable for babies.
On site: beach. Less than 15 mins to: golf, fishing.
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Location for rental: Central America / Mexico / Playa del Carmen

3-Story Oceanview Penthouse--20% Off All Fall
Self catering apartment in Mexico – (Ref: 27643)
Villarenters Index29
Price From:$1750 (USD)
Sleeps:8
No. of Verified Reviews: (0)Not Yet Rated
apartment in Playa del Carmen
Intimate condominium in the heart of Playa del Carmen, steps from the white sand beach and from the shopping and restaurants in Fifth Avenue. ...more

Private pool.
On site: beach, fishing. Less than 15 mins to: golf, horse riding.
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Location for rental: Central America / Mexico / Playa del Carmen


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Destination guide to Mexico




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One tequila, two tequila, three tequila ... floor


From the Mail on Sunday

Poor Tijuana. Could the publicity have been much worse?
First there was the grim, drug-smuggling film Traffic which showed the Mexican border town to be a sepia-coloured, washed-out hellhole of murderous cocaine dealers and deeply corrupt cops. (Actually, to Tijuana's lasting annoyance, the film sequences were shot in another Mexican border town, Nogales.)
Then there was the real-life problem that two-thirds of the 350 tons of cocaine that enter North America every year comes via the border, much of it handled by the notorious Tijuana Cartel, one of whose leaders is on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted List.
Add to that bleak list the indisputable truth that some parts of Tijuana do for Mexico's tourist industry what Chernobyl did for ecology and you have a challenge no travel writer can resist.
With exquisite timing, I reached Tijuana on its one alcohol-free d... more


On the trail of Burton and Taylor


Kamikaze superstar Richard Burton created a disgraceful scandal in 1964 on Mexico's west coast (for younger readers, Burton was a kind of prototype Russell Crowe, only interesting).
Audiences started booking Latin American holidays in droves, hoping to be outraged over a seven to 14-day period.
Burton was filming a racy adaptation of Tennessee Williams's The Night Of The Iguana, directed by fellow hellraiser-John Huston.
The movie is set to a backdrop of Mexican peasant life, representing 'a lost world of innocence', Tennessee Williams never having washed non-fast coloureds on a stone.
Burton plays an alcoholic, teenage-girl-snogging priest who can't understand why he's been defrocked, and Ava Gardner is a hotelier who offers her guests marijuana and boasts of group rumpo with 'the beach boys', presumably the inspiration for I Get Around.
Of course nowadays this wouldn't make a Grange Hill Christmas speci... more


Down Mexico way


Please don't tell everyone, but here's a secret I overheard one night at a dinner party.
A travel agent, asked to reveal his favourite destination, immediately whispered to the questioner that his idea of paradise was an ancient city in the south of Mexico.
It sounded something like 'Wahaka', but turned out to be the way to pronounce Oaxaca. What, I wondered, made it so special to this man who'd been just about everywhere in the world? I had to find out for myself.
A couple of months later, I discovered it's one of those so-called remote places that's far easier to reach than you might think. It was a 45-minute plane ride down from Mexico City to the city's tiny, flower-bedecked airport.
After a very short ride into the centre, I soon realised I'd stepped back in time.
Oaxaca is a beautiful little city of 250,000 people, nestling in a valley amid the mountains of the Sierra Madre del Sur. It looks, despite a devastating ea... more


Sleeping it off in Mexico


From the Mail on Sunday

Here's a health tip for anyone heading south to Mexico - never drink mescal on an empty stomach. It can transform your brain into something that resembles a lump of week-old Emmenthal cheese and make you behave like an idiot. Attempting to tap-dance on the wings of a taxiing aeroplane is a common side-effect. So too is telling your friends and family what you really think of them - then making a mess on their shoes.
Mescal, of course, is Mexico's second great contribution to the world of alcoholic beverages. Its first is tequila. Anyone who has ever gone to a stag night at a Mexican restaurant has experienced, at close range, the mercilessness of tequila. That, however, suddenly seems as benign as Ribena once you've sampled the toxic delights of mescal.
Mescal is made from the fermented and distilled juice of the agave plant and has the kick of a demented mule. But it is not related to th... more


Big new wave for Mexico


From the Daily Mail

When you are perched on a stool at the swim-up bar in your hotel in Acapulco, it all feels a long way from the land of the bandy-legged bandito. With a margarita in one hand and a whirlpool bath jet whirring away at your back, you finally consign the stubble-faced outlaw of film fame to cinematic fiction - even if you could do with a fistful of dollars when it comes to paying the bill.
Misconceptions about Mexico - often called America's poor relation - and the Mexican people have been hard to live down. After all, even the poetically entitled Acapulco, meaning 'place of the reeds' was first put on the map by the Hollywood jet set - Liz Taylor, Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley - looking for an alternative playground to Europe.
When, during the Sixties and Seventies, the developers moved in, the stars decamped for pastures new and Acapulco was deemed a has-been location. Now it is undergoing a renai... more


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