Mexico

Mexico is a huge country with so much to explore, and a great starting point is a vacation rental in Lake Chapala. LakeRentals.com is proud to offer you a variety of options when vacation to Mexico, and our lake houses are the perfect way to start!

Mexico Information

There are plenty of ways to stay active during a trip south of the border. Scuba diving, whitewater rafting, fishing, hunting, surfing, and the ever-growing popularity of ecotourism make getting outdoors in Mexico a treat for individuals and families alike. With 22 biosphere reserves and 47 national parks, Mexico has a lot to see and do for more adventurous tourists. But don’t forget the great city life of Mexico, either. Mexico City, located in the central region, is one of the largest cities in the world, and destinations like Acapulco and Cancun are known worldwide for being some of the finest resorts in the Americas. With fine dining and great shopping opportunities, as well as an exciting nightlife, Mexico’s cities are sure to be beyond your expectations.

If your trip to Mexico includes a stop in the metropolis of Mexico City, be sure to check out the historically significant Plaza de la Constitucion, the second largest public square in the world. This is the heart of Mexico City and really the heart of all of Mexico. Additionally, the Templo Mayor (Great Temple) is a must-see, an Aztec monument depicting the moon goddess Coyolxauqui. In the adjoining museum you can browse through hundreds of years of pre-Columbian Mexico history. For the art buffs in your family, don’t miss the private-home-turned-museum of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. Decorated with Mexican arts and crafts, the couple lived here during the last 14 years of their lives, and gives a glimpse into the lives of these famous artists. The ever-popular tourist destination, the Baja California Peninsula, has fantastic weather year-round – sunny days, temperatures between 59 and 86, and just enough rain. With world-class golf courses, famous resorts, vineyards, expansive beaches, and rugged mountains. At some points, the Peninsula is so thin that a low-flying plane can see both coasts at once. For road trips, be sure to check out the Transpeninsular Highway, which runs the length of Baja California and takes you through the most interesting points, from Tijuana to Los Cabos.

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