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Surrounded by the Olympic and Cascade mountains, Seattle is a thriving metropolitan area alive with arts, culture, history, and industry. Pike Place Market, The Seattle Aquarium, The Seattle Art Museum, Seattle Symphony’s Benaroya Hall, and the Experience Music Project are just a few of the city’s significant showcases.
“The Biggest Little City In The World” is a place where classic casinos mingle with new state-of-the-art gaming. Visitors enjoy the local shopping, dining, and art galleries along the River Walk as well as attractions like the National Automobile Museum.
24 hours a day, 7 days a week Las Vegas is a neon world of grandeur and fantasy. The casinos, the shows, the sights and sounds — there’s nothing like it anywhere in the world — and it’s all in one place. Play a few coins, tour the designer boutiques, and have a cocktail at a cozy enclave along the way.
Puerto Vallarta is a booming city of arts and culture that leaves nothing to be desired with regard to its restaurants and nightclubs. Off its shores, giant turtles, manta rays, dolphins, and whales bask in the blue waters.
Mazatlan is known for its fantastic seafood and bustling marketplaces, and with a seaside boardwalk that stretches for miles, it’s easy to stroll through your time in the Zona Dorada. Those who venture off in pursuit of adventure will find sites like the lighthouse at Cerro del Crestón – second in height only to Gibraltar – and the town’s double-spired 19th century basilica.
Manzanillo has a rich heritage that dates back to the 1500′s at the time of Cortez. It also rivals Cabo as a Mexican golf destination. Costa Alegre or the “Happy Coast” is the sailfish capital of the region that hosts two major fishing tournaments each year.
A hot spot on the Baja peninsula for years, Los Cabos is two distinct regions. Cabo San Lucas thrives with its high-end resorts and party destination feel. Famous for El Arco, visitors can boutique shop til they drop or simply relax with a margarita. San Jose del Cabo embraces a slower pace-full of history and the laid back colonial style of Old Mexico.
Set on the Sea of Cortez, Loreto looks up to the Giganta Sierra Mountains and out onto an expanse of desert beauty. People who come to Loreto aren’t looking for dance-on-the-tables nightlife. This is a town real with authentic Mexican charm that attracts travelers to its gracious hotels and slow-going lifestyle.
Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo – these two cities seem synonymous but they couldn’t be more unique. Ixtapa is a dazzling show of luxury resorts, a 43-acre marina, and world-class shopping; while Zihuatanejo, with its beach-centric culture, exists as a pleasant slower-paced contrast.
Cancun is a flourishing resort area with a reputation for sizzling nightlife, but it’s also known for the significant historical landmarks just over its horizon. People come to the Yucatán Peninsula for the sun, fun, and world-class golf, but the options for adventure in this region are endless.
