Swimming With Whale Sharks In Isla Mujeres, Mexico (PHOTOS) - Huffington Post

Swimming With Whale Sharks In Isla Mujeres, Mexico (PHOTOS) Huffington Post As many as 1400 whale sharks transit this part of the Caribbean every summer, experts say and festival organizers capitalize on the "bloom" of animals with diving, snorkeling and swimming trips that make ordinarily roomy dive boats seem perilously ...

Mustang Media: "Mexico, the place you thought you knew" - my.hsj.org

Mustang Media: "Mexico, the place you thought you knew" my.hsj.org Why Mexico? Well they have a variety of things to do. Its like a mix of everything, it's a desert, it's a beach, a jungle, it's the city, and it's the mountains. You can relax or tan on the warm, sunny beaches. Maybe go snorkeling with tropical fishes? and more »

Grandparents footing bill for multigenerational travel - Philadelphia Inquirer

Grandparents footing bill for multigenerational travel Philadelphia Inquirer So much so that two years later the Urises took 30 extended-family members to Mexico's Mayan Riviera to celebrate her father's 90th birthday. And last year when Uris was turning 60, she and six family members partied in Cancun.

Viva Wyndham Maya Resort Receives Award from HolidayCheck for Outstanding ... - MarketWatch (press release)

Viva Wyndham Maya Resort Receives Award from HolidayCheck for Outstanding ... MarketWatch (press release) Guests can enjoy unlimited non-motorized sports such as sailing, fishing, windsailing and snorkeling, or learn new sports with free group lessons on diving, tennis, windsurfing, kayaking and sailing. Guests also can rejuvenate at the exclusive, ... and more »

SHIP AHOY!: WWII battleship makes final port on Beach - Beach Bulletin

SHIP AHOY!: WWII battleship makes final port on Beach Beach Bulletin The former USS Mohawk (WPG-78) is currently docked at Kelly Brothers Marine Construction off of Main Street and is waiting to be transformed for her final service as a veterans' memorial reef -just days before Memorial Day- in the Gulf of Mexico off of ... and more »