Soak Up The Riviera Maya
Located on the eastern side of the Yucutan Peninsula, in the state of Quintana Roo, there is a stretch of Caribbean coastline known as the Riviera Maya. Starting in the north with Cancun and contuning south past the ancient ruins of Tulum, this vacation destination grows ever popular for it's climate, beauty, history, and recreational activities.
The sandy beaches of the Riviera Maya provide relaxation at it's finest. There are 130 kilometers of beach - without a bad view. Enjoy the resort feel of Cancun, Playa del Carmen or Cozumel. Or find something more quiet and secluded to the south.
Whether it's the Kukulkan Pyramid at Chichen Itza, or the coastal ruins of Tulum, there are countless sites to visit that will stoke your interest in the culture and science of the ancient Mayan civilization.
Long known as a destination for the snorkelers and divers, the beautiful freshwater caves and cenotes of the Riviera Maya attract more and more novices to take in scenery rarely found elsewhere. There are many tours available to guide you through these aquatic wonders. Some tours even expose you to several variations of snorkling in one day. You can start at a cenote, then to a lagoon where the fresh water meets the salt water, and finish at a salt water reef.
Sport fishing opportunities are abundant in the Riviera Maya. Tuna, Marlin, Sailfish, Dorado (mahi mahi), and Wahoo lead the list of sportfish that call this area home. Just south of Cancun, the deep water marina of Puerto Averturas havesome of the best deep sea charter boats in the Yucutan Peninsula.
Looking for more? Manicured golf courses, a vast array of restaurants, splendid Eco Parks, aerial tours, horseback riding, shopping, and sailing are just a small taste of the countless activities at your fingertips. If you need a place to get away from it all, or a hot spot to host a destination wedding, the Riviera Maya can fulfill all your vacation needs.
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Sedona - Red Rock Country
Often called "Red Rock Country" Sedona is a four seasons playground for everyone - whether you're into history and archaeology; arts and culture; shopping; outdoor sports; or the spiritual and metaphysical, imagine doing all this in a backdrop of some of the most spectacular scenery in the world.
This picturesque city is surrounded by red-rock monoliths named Coffeepot, Cathedral, Snoopy Rock, and Thunder Mountain. At the north end of the city is the stunning Oak Creek Canyon, a breathtaking chasm that is wildly wonderful.
Natural endowments aside, you'll also find world-class hotels, resorts, bed and breakfasts and a very good variety of dining to keep you satisfied.
Located in Arizona's high desert under the towering southwestern rim of the vast Colorado Plateau, the city of Sedona is blessed with four mild seasons marked by abundant sunshine and clean air. Ideally, the annual average high and low temperatures are 74.7 and 45.7 degrees.
Every part of the area features a Sedona restaurant. When it comes to deciding where to eat breakfast, lunch or dinner, Sedona restaurant choices abound. Multiple Sedona restaurants can be found in Hillside, Tlaquepaque, Oak Creek Canyon, Uptown, the Village of Oak Creek and West Sedona. Sedona restaurants are renowned for their outstanding lunch and dinner menus and wine lists. Often a Sedona restaurant will feature locally produce, wines and beers to enhance a special lunch or dinner.
Thanks to Sedona's mild climate, many Sedona restaurants offer outdoor dining three seasons a year, and some restaurants feature red rock views from their dining rooms all year long. Even a casual coffee shop can have a spectacular red rock view! So don't be shy. When you go out to eat, it's perfectly fine to gawk at the astonishing red rock views and to linger over dessert and coffee.
Escape the chaos of life, kick back and relax in Sedona.
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