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Mexico: Riviera Maya

The best of the Riviera Maya, a gorgeous coastline that's turning into one of the fastest-growing resort areas in Mexico.
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Mexico: Costa Careyes

The 4,000-acre resort on Mexico’s Pacific Coast is not a private club, but it feels like a sexy version of one.
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Mexico: Cabo

Mexico's stunning Baja Peninsula, once prized for its fishing by the likes of Ernest Hemingway, now draws Hollywood A-listers with its trinity of extraordinary resorts.
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Mexico

Insider reports on Cabo, Costa Careyes and the Riviera Maya. Plus much more.
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Mexico: Cuixmala

The 25,000-acre beachside fiefdom could only be created by a man of seemingly limitless passions and equal means. Discover the late Sir James Goldsmith’s paradise.
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Santa Fe

Santa Fe rises out of New Mexico's endless, stark desert landscape like a colorful oasis that teeters between over-the-top kitsch and expressive old soul.
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Mexico: Punta Mita

Known for its surf breaks and golf links, Punta Mita continues to expand its appeal with the addition of new resorts and sprawling villas, including an Aman-influenced hideaway.
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Mexico: Tulum

Intimate, hip beach hotels line the shore of this former hippie enclave, which is now a favorite spot for low-key travelers looking to unplug.
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Mexico: Cabo: Introduction: Overview

Scenic Cabo in the Mexican state of Baja California Sur, first drew writers, such as John Steinbeck, and sportsmen, like Ernest Hemingway and John Wayne, who came for the excellent...
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Mexico: Cabo: Introduction: Just Back From: The Truth About Mexico

I have just returned from my second trip this year to Mexico: Tulum this spring to attend a friend’s fabulous beach wedding and now Cabo San Lucas, where I stayed...
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Mexico: Member Postcards: Surfing at the Four Seasons

From Gardner Robinson, San Francisco, CA “When my soon-to-be wife and I were planning our honeymoon, we looked at a number of resorts and hotels that fell under the headline...
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Mexico: Introduction: Overview

See our updated insider’s guide to Cabo and the Riviera Maya for detailed reviews of the best hotels in the region. Read about Costa Careyes, the 4,000-acre resort on the...
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Mexico: Riviera Maya: Member Postcards: Riviera Maya with Children

From Lisa Frelinghuysen, New York, March 2007 “Over Presidents Day weekend, I took my family to the Esencia hotel on the Mayan Riviera, in Mexico. We liked the idea of...
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Mexico: Riviera Maya: Where to Stay: Value: Fairmont Mayakoba

Part of the Maya Riviera’s Mayakoba resort community, the Fairmont Mayakoba has 401 guest rooms located in casitas of various sizes scattered around the forty-five-acre property. Most rooms have views...
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Mexico: Riviera Maya: Introduction: Overview: Riviera Maya

No one remembers the name of the visitor who suggested rebaptizing the Costa Maya—a corridor of jungle and beach that fronts the limpid Caribbean along the Yucatán peninsula—as the more...
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Mexico: Riviera Maya: Strategies: When to Go

You’ll have the best weather if you travel between December and May. Bear in mind, though, that the top resorts book months in advance for the winter holiday season and...
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Mexico: Riviera Maya: Strategies: Getting There

A number of airlines fly directly to Cancún from such U.S. cities as New York (JetBlue and Continental), Miami (American), Houston (Continental), Philadelphia (US Airways) and Atlanta (Delta Air). Direct...
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Mexico: Riviera Maya: What to See & Do: Family Friendly: Xcaret

Reviews of the Riviera Maya’s equivalent of Disneyland—complete with spider-monkey and jaguar islands, a bat cave, underground rivers, a saltwater aquarium and a re-creation of a Mayan village—are mixed. Locals...
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Classifieds:Buying and Selling: Rent the Most Famous House in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Quinta Quebrada, is undoubtedly the most extraordinary house in San Miguel de Allende. This imposing and yet charming 18th century house, with a staff of 7+, has 13,864 sq. ft....
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Ask Advice:Questions and Answers: Caribbean/Mexico November

Woops- new to this. Posted on discussion boards, should have done it here. Ok, I have about 2 days to propose/pick a spot for my husband and my 10th anniv....
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Discussion Boards:Destinations: Exchange Beach House in Mexico for one in Aspen- 10 days in the summer.

We are offering to exchange a week or 10 days, this summer, our house at the beach in Chamela, Jalisco in Mexico with an Indagare member, a house in Aspen...
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Ask Advice:Questions and Answers: Argentina

Our family is considering visiting Buenos Aires and another area of Argentina, leaving from NYC, during spring break 2008 for about 8 days, as a change from the Caribbean or...
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Classifieds:Buying and Selling: Casa Triton, Costa Careyes Mexico

Casa Triton is available for Thanksgiving (which is unusual). the weather is great in Careyes in November with the water being particularly clear. The house, an architectural masterpiece that has...
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Discussion Boards:Destinations: Surfing in Tamarindo, Costa Rica

Tamarindo does have wonderful surfing, but not a lot in the way of luxury hotels. However, there are several high-end private villas for rent on www.cyberrentals.com (type in “Tamarindo Guanacaste”...
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Discussion Boards:Destinations: Polo in Buenos Aires

Hi, Over the last few years, traveling from New York to Argentina to visit my family has let me rediscover the country where I grew up. Here are some of...
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Ask Advice:Questions and Answers: Tours for singles

You might also want to consider the Women’s Travel Club (www.womenstravelclub.com), which has been taking small groups of women on adventure, cultural and spa trips, all over the world, since...
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Discussion Boards:General Information: Instant Postcards

For Easter break I took my three children aged 15, 14 and 9 to Mexico from London where we live. First we flew from wild Miami (there was a dj...
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Discussion Boards:General Information: Instant Postcards

elena bowes again on mexico- Zama´s Restaurant in Tulum near Playa del Carmen is fabulous if you like low-key spots with good Mexican food and live music. Last night we...
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