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Monday, November 28, 2011
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Cancun: Crown Paradise Club All Inclusive Resort - Guest Reviews
 | bookit.com The Crown Paradise Club Cancun is a deluxe oceanfront resort featuring an ideal location overlooking the sparkling Caribbean, in the heart of the Cancun Hotel Zone. Located just a short 20 minutes ride from Cancun International Airport! | From: HotelsCancun Views: 151758  106 ratings |
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Club Med Ixtapa
Julie here!! I have just got back from a glorious week at the newly renovated Club Med Ixtapa Pacific on the West Coast of Mexico. Beach is long and great for sunrise and sunset walks. Their French inspired cuisine is the very best… you must try their famous dark and white Chocolate Bread!! I'm warning you that you'll keep going back for more
There is one large buffet restaurant with a beautiful patio overlooking the ocean plus 2 a la carte restaurants where the food is fresh and very well prepared. There is even a daily Sushi station and of course hand-made tortillas… not to mention the very best guacamole I've ever tasted.
The Pool is large and heated. If you want to have an active family vacation, this is the place visit. It sure reaffirms that Club Med is just the best for families and or active adults. Their sports and kids programs plus the baby club is far more superior than any other all-inclusive resort. The Circus/Trapeze is a huge draw. You'll have access to many water sports such as kayaks and catamaran plus some great land based activities. I had load of fun taking part in the daily Zumba classes which is the latest craze!
I would highly recommend Club Med Ixtapa and hope to head back down in the near future. My single complaint was the weather…Can you believe I felt it to be too hot. Remember to pack a big hat and sunblock!!
Your Club Med Specialist, Julie Unruh
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Cancun: Crown Paradise Club All Inclusive Resort - Guest Reviews
| bookit.com The Crown Paradise Club Cancun is a deluxe oceanfront resort featuring an ideal location overlooking the sparkling Caribbean, in the heart of the Cancun Hotel Zone. Located just a short 20 minutes ride from Cancun International Airport! | From: HotelsCancun Views: 151525 106 ratings |
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Marina Ixtapa & Ixtapa Island, Mexico (April 2011)
In our last day in Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo, Mexico, Patrick and I visited Ixtapa.
Ixtapa is the resort-heavy, Americanized area built near the town of Zihuatanejo, on the Pacific side of Mexico. Although overly developed, and lacking much of the charm of the original town of Zihuatanejo, Ixtapa is home to a number of fantastic restaurants, bars and nightclubs. I much prefer the (more Mexican) atmosphere of Zihuatanejo; however, I do enjoy visiting Ixtapa during my Zihuatanejo holidays, and there are a couple of great, unique spots well-worth the visit.
Marina Ixtapa:
This was the first time I have ever visited the Marina, and I must say I was quite impressed by it's beauty. Built off the main boulevard of the hotel zone, the marina is surrounded by a number of beautiful, modern apartment building and hotel complexes.
A wooden walkway along the entire marina leads yacht owners to their piers, and allows other visitors (who like me do not own multiple-million boats) to walk around, and enjoy the views. A set of unique restaurants along the walkway offer scenic vistas and good eats, at slightly higher than average prices.
Ixtapa Island:
I have visited Ixtapa Island three times now, and it never ceases to amaze me with it's beauty. Ixtapa Island can be reached from the mainland by a 5 minute boat ride (MEX$40 per person, return) from Playa Linda in Ixtapa. Before walking down the pier and hopping into the boat, make sure to visit the crocodile reserve, where a number of crocodiles, iguanas, and turtles, live peacefully in their natural environment.
The island is small enough that one can walk around the entire area in about 30 minutes. The walk provides great views of the rugged rock island, it's beaches, and it's unusual desert-like flora.
As with all beaches in the Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo area, a number of small restaurants line the beach, lending guests comfortable seating areas and beach beds for consumption of their food and beverages. The restaurants are not only well priced, but also offer delicious Mexican and seafood options that are well worth trying.
Ixtapa Island is great as a day visit for swimming and relaxing on the sandy beaches facing the mainland, and it also offers fantastic snorkeling on the reef in front of the coral beach on the opposite side, looking towards the open sea. Patrick and I enjoyed snorkeling among schools of different colorful fish for about half an hour, spending the remainder of the afternoon suntanning, eating and drinking Micheladas, and walking around the island.
Although we came prepared with snorkeling equipment, visitors who don't have any can rent it out in location.
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Sunday, November 27, 2011
Marina Ixtapa & Ixtapa Island, Mexico (April 2011)
In our last day in Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo, Mexico, Patrick and I visited Ixtapa.
Ixtapa is the resort-heavy, Americanized area built near the town of Zihuatanejo, on the Pacific side of Mexico. Although overly developed, and lacking much of the charm of the original town of Zihuatanejo, Ixtapa is home to a number of fantastic restaurants, bars and nightclubs. I much prefer the (more Mexican) atmosphere of Zihuatanejo; however, I do enjoy visiting Ixtapa during my Zihuatanejo holidays, and there are a couple of great, unique spots well-worth the visit.
Marina Ixtapa:
This was the first time I have ever visited the Marina, and I must say I was quite impressed by it's beauty. Built off the main boulevard of the hotel zone, the marina is surrounded by a number of beautiful, modern apartment building and hotel complexes.
A wooden walkway along the entire marina leads yacht owners to their piers, and allows other visitors (who like me do not own multiple-million boats) to walk around, and enjoy the views. A set of unique restaurants along the walkway offer scenic vistas and good eats, at slightly higher than average prices.
Ixtapa Island:
I have visited Ixtapa Island three times now, and it never ceases to amaze me with it's beauty. Ixtapa Island can be reached from the mainland by a 5 minute boat ride (MEX$40 per person, return) from Playa Linda in Ixtapa. Before walking down the pier and hopping into the boat, make sure to visit the crocodile reserve, where a number of crocodiles, iguanas, and turtles, live peacefully in their natural environment.
The island is small enough that one can walk around the entire area in about 30 minutes. The walk provides great views of the rugged rock island, it's beaches, and it's unusual desert-like flora.
As with all beaches in the Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo area, a number of small restaurants line the beach, lending guests comfortable seating areas and beach beds for consumption of their food and beverages. The restaurants are not only well priced, but also offer delicious Mexican and seafood options that are well worth trying.
Ixtapa Island is great as a day visit for swimming and relaxing on the sandy beaches facing the mainland, and it also offers fantastic snorkeling on the reef in front of the coral beach on the opposite side, looking towards the open sea. Patrick and I enjoyed snorkeling among schools of different colorful fish for about half an hour, spending the remainder of the afternoon suntanning, eating and drinking Micheladas, and walking around the island.
Although we came prepared with snorkeling equipment, visitors who don't have any can rent it out in location.
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Saturday, November 26, 2011
BookIt.com Guest Reviews - ME Cancun by Melia
 | bookit.com Privileged location, only 20 minutes away from Cancun International Airport, 15 minutes from Cancun downtown, the best location in the hotel zone, just a few steps from the best shopping, restaurant and entertainment areas! Demonstrating extraordinary services, quality amenities and superior surroundings. 4 Diamonds Award by the AAA. Designed to raise eyebrows, blur boundaries, tempt, tease & seduce. | From: HotelsCancun Views: 2331771  698 ratings |
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