Mexican Riviera Cruise - from Long Beach - 129574

La Paz is the capital of Baja California Sur, which lies between rock-strewn desert and a picturesque coastline. The town has a wide range of recreational facilities and sights. La Paz is also the perfect destination for adventure holidays.

'Acapulco is a Mexican harbour town on the Pacific coast. The "Costa Miguel Aleman", the town's splendid boulevard is home to countless shops, restaurants, bars and discos. Local sights include the "Casa de la Cultura", the Historical Museum and the cliff-divers at the cliffs of "La Quebrada", who plunge into the ocean from a height of 40 metres. Acapulco is the only place in Mexico with a submerged statue of its patron saint, the Virgin of Guadaloupe, which can be viewed from one of the popular glass-bottomed boats. The glass-bottomed boats also provide a breathtaking view of the magical underwater world. Sun-worshippers will be spoilt for choice with the Playa Icacos, Playa Hornos, Playa Revolcadero, Playa Diamante and Barra Vieja beaches all providing the perfect spot to relax for a few hours.

Manzanilla, which has a population of 80,000 lies on a mountainous peninsula between sheer cliff faces and a wide lagoon. On closer inspection of the streets of Manzanillas you can discover houses built into the cliff face due to the lack of space. With its black and white sandy beaches the island has excellent sporting facilities and is also the perfect place to relax. Sights include: the Colonial Hotel, which is said to be the most beautiful building in the city.

This romantic city at the Mexican Riviera with its palm-lined beaches and the almost primeval vegetation provides pure relaxation. In the North of the city there are long beaches, while the South has little coves that are just perfect for sunbathing, snorkelling and diving. Liz Taylor is a big fan and settled here because of the peaceful atmosphere and the breathtaking beauty of the landscape.

This Mexican port is bordered by desert, mountains and the sea. Ensenada is the oldest municipality in the Mexican province of "Baya Peninsula" and was founded in the 17th century by Spanish missionaries. Nowadays it is known primarily as a busy port. Ensenada's breezy climate is perfect for long shopping trips, evenings spent enjoying a meal by the seaside and tours of the "Gold Coast".