I love Mexico, it’s great

Mexico is a country located in the south of North America. It is bordered to the north by the United States, to the northwest by the Gulf of California, to the west by the Pacific, to the south by Guatemala and Belize, and to the east by the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean. Its geographical features are diverse, ranging from swamp to desert, and from lowland rainforest to high alpine vegetation. The people are free-spirited and love to socialize. For them, friends and family come first. Mexico is an example of a country full of life.

Vacations in Mexico are mostly associated with activities that are under the sun. This country is one of the best places in the world for activities such as surfing, diving, body boarding, fishing and snorkeling. Cabo San Lucas and Cozumel are popular places to dive. For those who are not ready for diving, snorkeling would suffice. In the waters of the Yucatan Peninsula, you will find the second largest coral reef in the world, perfect for divers who want to explore exotic marine life. Another must-see is Acapulco. It is considered one of the main tourist places in Mexico, since it is where you can find some of the most elaborate spas in the country and some of the best hotels in the world. Another popular beach is San José del Cabo on the Baja California peninsula and on the Caribbean side; Playa Bonita is one of the best. Vacations in Mexico are a perfect way to soak up the sun.

As a country with a rich cultural heritage, Mexicans celebrate a number of important cultural festivals that are often centered around religious beliefs. The religion of the majority in Mexico is Catholicism. A vacation in this place is also a good way to assimilate interesting cultural reflections. The most popular among Mexican holidays is the Day of the Dead, also known as All Saints’ Day. The Day of the Dead is celebrated throughout the country on November 1. It is one of the most sacred and fascinating festivals in Mexico for its travelers. Families honor their own deceased ancestors, along with Catholic saints, by creating an altar in their home. This festivity also includes the preparation of food that is then enjoyed by the family in a ceremony that celebrates death and life. For travelers looking for festivals, November 1 is the best time to visit.

Learn a little Spanish before leaving on your trip to Mexico. It’s an easy language to learn and will help you have a lot more fun while you’re there. Try one of the free Pimsler Method Spanish lessons and see how quickly you can learn it.