Filed Under (North America) by admin on 19-06-2009
This tiny nation with a coastline along the Gulf of Mexico boasts the second-longest barrier reef in the world. There’s even a diving spot called Shark Ray Alley, meaning the more daring among you will come face-to-face with some big-toothed sharks and stingrays, while the shallow reefs of the Hol Chan Marine Reserve provide a more serene dive for beginners or snorkelers. Then there’s the Great Blue Hole at Lighthouse Reef Atoll, stretching nearly 1,000 feet across and almost 400-feet deep.
Described by sea expert Jacques Cousteau as one of the top 10 scuba diving locales in the world, the Hole is best enjoyed as a full-day excursion. We recommend staying somewhere like the exclusive resort of St. George’s Caye, 20 minutes from the mainland, where your diving experience will be accompanied by five-star luxury. (AskMen.Com)
Filed Under (South America) by admin on 06-04-2009
Located close to the destination activating cut of spring of Cancun (although you would not think it), the Cozumel Island became famous for the seater 40 dish which rests on its oceanic bottom. Destroyed in 1977 as an element of a film of disaster that nobody never saw, on and around the aircraft of corsair became an enormously popular site of piqu. In the `early 90s, the plungers also discovered the fifth of the world – the largest underwater cave here — the significance there is abundance to explore it in the dark depths which surround this higher place of diving.
Filed Under (North America) by admin on 07-10-2008
Beaches, beaches and beaches. Cancun offers everything for everyone: luxury residential, non-stop party (especially in February and March, when its exports of hot and horniest universities in Cancun). And I think it was a once docile people along the coast of Yucatan someone in his grave. Well, Aztec gods, at least 250 days of sunshine, which helps tourists to sleep sleep time. Later in the summer time is now, if you want to save money, but what they do, somewhere back in September and October – unless, of course, enjoy the storms.
