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Head south to sunny Mexico, a colorful
mosaic of diverse landscapes and
artistic traditions. Your itinerary choices
include
Acapulco Mexico.
Acapulco attracts millions of tourist. It's
landscape caters to all taste and
preferences. Travelers are marveled by
its tropical beaches, mountainside views
and jungle scenes. Acapulco has been a
getaway heaven to movie stars for over
50 years. Acapulco is 229 miles
southwest of Mexico City along the
Pacific ocean. This region has the oldest
and newest resort towns. Acapulco the
oldest and biggest while newly
developed ones are Huatulco, Ixtapa and
Puerto Escondido.
Acapulco Mexico has sun 365 days a
year. The day last 24 hours. non-stop.
sun and relaxation, the city offers the
music, museums shopping and sports.
It's a city that never sleeps. The
Acapulco Bay Area covers over four
miles of beach shoreline. Most activities
are at the beach, though the downtown
area is full of life. Acapulco is home to
cliff diving.
Zihuatanejo
Located in the state of Guerrero on the
Pacific Coast of Mexico about 144 miles
northwest of Acapulco. The modern
tourist resort of Ixtapa is only 5km
distant. Zihuatanejo is the original
settlement and the actual town. Ixtapa is
a government-planned tourist resort that
was begun in the early 1970's and
constructed on what was once a coconut
plantation. Zihuatanejo has the old-
fashioned charm of traditional Mexican
culture while Ixtapa is more akin to a
transplanted miniature of modern
Acapulco.
•
Manzanillo
It is a popular weekend destination for
Guadalajara residents and also attracts
American and Canadian vacationers
searching for a less developed, more
serene setting.
For many visitors this slow-paced
expansion is a blessing, since Manzanillo
has remained largely undeveloped and
unspoiled. Tropical fruit plantations and
verdant jungle vegetation are abundant.
Long continuous stretches of untouched
beach are easily accessed from the
area's resorts.
Outside of the bustle of downtown, the
pace is slow and casual. Shopping,
dining, nightlife and sightseeing are
subdued by comparison to other Mexican
Riviera resorts. A main draw for sports
enthusiasts is the areas excellent deep
sea fishing. The sailfish catch here is
excellent.
mosaic of diverse landscapes and
artistic traditions. Your itinerary choices
include
Acapulco Mexico.
Acapulco attracts millions of tourist. It's
landscape caters to all taste and
preferences. Travelers are marveled by
its tropical beaches, mountainside views
and jungle scenes. Acapulco has been a
getaway heaven to movie stars for over
50 years. Acapulco is 229 miles
southwest of Mexico City along the
Pacific ocean. This region has the oldest
and newest resort towns. Acapulco the
oldest and biggest while newly
developed ones are Huatulco, Ixtapa and
Puerto Escondido.
Acapulco Mexico has sun 365 days a
year. The day last 24 hours. non-stop.
sun and relaxation, the city offers the
music, museums shopping and sports.
It's a city that never sleeps. The
Acapulco Bay Area covers over four
miles of beach shoreline. Most activities
are at the beach, though the downtown
area is full of life. Acapulco is home to
cliff diving.
Zihuatanejo
Located in the state of Guerrero on the
Pacific Coast of Mexico about 144 miles
northwest of Acapulco. The modern
tourist resort of Ixtapa is only 5km
distant. Zihuatanejo is the original
settlement and the actual town. Ixtapa is
a government-planned tourist resort that
was begun in the early 1970's and
constructed on what was once a coconut
plantation. Zihuatanejo has the old-
fashioned charm of traditional Mexican
culture while Ixtapa is more akin to a
transplanted miniature of modern
Acapulco.
•
Manzanillo
It is a popular weekend destination for
Guadalajara residents and also attracts
American and Canadian vacationers
searching for a less developed, more
serene setting.
For many visitors this slow-paced
expansion is a blessing, since Manzanillo
has remained largely undeveloped and
unspoiled. Tropical fruit plantations and
verdant jungle vegetation are abundant.
Long continuous stretches of untouched
beach are easily accessed from the
area's resorts.
Outside of the bustle of downtown, the
pace is slow and casual. Shopping,
dining, nightlife and sightseeing are
subdued by comparison to other Mexican
Riviera resorts. A main draw for sports
enthusiasts is the areas excellent deep
sea fishing. The sailfish catch here is
excellent.
March 4 - 12, 2009
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Liz Williams
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916 804-2863
BMoore Promotions
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661 324-2897
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Entertainment.
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to enjoy the
Concerts,
Seminars and
Entertainment.
CALIFORNIA GOSPEL CONFERENCE
8 Day Mexican Riviera from San Diego, CA
Sailing on: Wednesday
DAY PORT OF CALL ARRIVE DEPART
WED San Diego, CA 4:00pm
THU Fun Day At Sea
FRI Fun Day At Sea
SAT Acapulco, Mexico 12:00pm
SUN Acapulco, Mexico 1:00am
SUN Zihuatanejo/Ixtapa, Mexico 9:00am 6:00pm
MON Manzanillo, Mexico 7:00am 6:00pm
TUE Fun Day At Sea
WED Fun Day At Sea
THU San Diego, CA 7:00am
Acapulco Attractions
Any information about Acapulco
Attractions would be lacking if it
didn't start with the famous Acapulco
cliff divers. The highest of the dives
preformed (and most impressive) is
from 130 feet (40 m.) and must be
perfectly timed to hit the sliver of
water with the incoming surge of surf
. . . and even then, it's only 12 feet
deep! -- So you see, there is a good
reason for them to pray at the shrine
on top before jumping. I'll need to find
out if they get the catholic "last
rights" before they jump as well :)
Any information about Acapulco
Attractions would be lacking if it
didn't start with the famous Acapulco
cliff divers. The highest of the dives
preformed (and most impressive) is
from 130 feet (40 m.) and must be
perfectly timed to hit the sliver of
water with the incoming surge of surf
. . . and even then, it's only 12 feet
deep! -- So you see, there is a good
reason for them to pray at the shrine
on top before jumping. I'll need to find
out if they get the catholic "last
rights" before they jump as well :)
Acapulco cliff divers
Power By God
