Bercle George asked:


Travel and vacation is one of the most unforgettable moments of our life especially if we do it together with our loved ones. However sometimes, we often find ourselves in mazes on where we can go for travel and vacation that can give us unforgettable and at the same time will not hurt our budget.

I am giving you one place where you can enjoy together with your loved ones– why not try travel Mexico? Mexico is a country in Latin America that offers lots of spots for tour and travel, romantic beach vacation, family beach vacations, vacation beach rentals.

Here are some tips in travelling to Mexico:

Preparation is the key to your safety when travelling Mexico. You should start your vacation with a careful and well thought-out plan. Your travel plan should include your budget, where you will be staying, as well as essential information and contact numbers in case emergency arises.

You should have undergone your immunizations before leaving the country and follow all safety precautions while in Mexico. You should also register with the United States Embassy and make sure that you provide a copy of your itinerary with a family member, close friend, co-worker, or neighbor.

You may also need to consider registering with the United States Travel Registration, for more convenience. This can easily be done online. This is a significant precaution to take. It helps to notify the United States Government that you are departing the country. By taking necessary precautions and planning your trip efficiently, you can ensure that your travel and vacation will be what you expected, it will also help to eliminate the chances of a problem occurring.

Staying up to date on present events in Mexico is very essential to timing your trip. You should start watching the news and plan your trip based on what you see. If there are internal conflicts within the Mexican government, you may want to delay your trip for a specific period time.

The value of your passport cannot be overlooked. There are lots of places where your passport, along with other forms of identification will be required. You should make copies of your passport and your tickets and leave them with a close friend or relative. In addition to your passport, you will also need to have other proper forms of identification. This identification usually is picture identification.

The above mention tips and precautions are just a few of the many things to consider in traveling that can help you have the perfect vacation in Mexico. Properly preparing for your travel is the best way to prevent unnecessary problems from arising.

WRS asked:


Travel Manzanillo Mexico, located between Puerto Vallarta and Acapulco in the state of Colima. It is positioned on what is commonly referred to as México’s “Golden Rivera.” This area was named for the occasional gold coin rumored to wash up on the beach, the result of a ship wreck less than 50 yards off shore.

Today, Manzanillo consists of two parts, the resort area on the Santiago Peninsula and the busy downtown commercial area to the south. Although Manzanillo is a busy port town, it has managed to retain to its laid back and tranquil feel accentuated with a lively authentic Mexican atmosphere. Book your stay at a Barcelo Hotel & Resort to take advantage of affordable Manzanillo vacation packages.

Manzanillo City Tour

With the city being recently renovated, a tour of Manzanillo is a must. Centered around a statue of a giant Marlin, downtown now offers more shopping and a new boardwalk along the harbor. Be sure and stop by Manzanillo’s oldest social club, “Bar Social”, as it has not changed since it was established in the 1940s. As you head from the harbor to the downtown area, you will see the “Jardin”, which means garden. This is where the locals come to have lunch, get a shoe shine, or just people watch. On cooler evenings bands will play in the gazebo.

Plantation Tours

Just north of Manzanillo are some of the most breathtaking countryside views in México. Gaze out over acres of coconut and banana plantations or tour the local mango and lime orchards and enjoy a refreshing drink.

El Salto Waterfall and Water park

Located just 40 minutes to the north of Manzanillo, this waterfall tops 100 ft. The drive is a spectacular adventure through rain forests and jungles and the local countryside. The blue pipeline you will see along the road carries iron ore from the Los Juanes mine at the top of the mountain, 37 miles south to Manzanillo. You’ll drive down the cobble stone entrance to the new water park. To get to the actual waterfall you need to continue to the bottom of the hill and park just after you cross the iron bridge. Unspoiled by tourism the waterfall is a must see.

Volcano Tours

Standing 14,200 feet, the snow capped and inactive Nevado de Colima Volcano, is a dramatic welcome to this area. Next to it is the 13,000 foot active Volcan de Colima. Volcan de Colima is México’s most active volcano and has erupted several times over the past 450 years.

Manzanillo Barcelo