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#5 of the best 15 destinations in Mexico Cancun Cancún is nothing if not resilient. Consider the debilitating effects Hurricane Wilma had on the region in 2005 drowned shores, destroyed storefronts and capsized boats. But now, this skinny "7"-shaped barrier island in south-eastern Mexico is once again a go-to spot for beaches, golfing and nightlife. Cancún also remains one of the most affordable vacation destinations in the Western Hemisphere, even during the self-indulgent... spring break season. So what's there to do here? Cancún's beaches are spectacular spots to try some jet skiing and parasailing. And there's also a host of after-hours activities; be sure to check out the acrobatic dance performances at the Coco Bongo Cancún. This area is also close to one of the most recognizable sites of Mexico don't miss out on the chance to behold Chichén Itzá, a large Mayan archaeological site that is one of the new Seven Wonders of the World.

#3 of the top 15 Destinations in Mexico is Cozumel Cozumel's clear turquoise waters and powdery sands coax travellers from cold winter climates to this roughly 185-square-mile island off the Yucatán Peninsula. Cruise ships are a constant feature of Cozumel's coastal views, and the atmosphere on this charming island is often interrupted by tourist chatter. In fact, Cozumel's charms are so effective that the shopping plazas along the waterfront stay congested much of the year. ...But crowds shouldn't deter you from discovering what this tiny Yucatán island has to offer, especially as Cozumel's real allure is far away from the downtown area. You can hire a fishing or diving charter boat to discover the shallow reefs along the coast (this is arguably one of the best diving destinations in the world), take a glass-bottom boat on a tour around the island or simply find a quiet beach where you can relax and do nothing. Once the cruise ships clear out, you should head down to a local bar for some live music and the real skinny on this little island. See more

Tulum: #2 of the 15 Best Places to Visit in Mexico Why Go to Tulum? In the past decade, Tulum has grown into a coveted vacation for luxury travellers. However, it still tempts bargain hunters who remember when this tucked-away jewel of Mexico's east coast was more of a secluded getaway. Here, you'll find some of the best-preserved Mayan ruins in the Western Hemisphere. Ruins that have the cerulean waters of the Caribbean Sea as a backdrop. And there are other out-of-this-world wonders, including several cenotes (or underground water-filled caverns) and bioreserves. As an added plus, Tulum continues to be the tiny, quiet alternative to the other Riviera Maya resort areas during the spring break season. Watch for #3 tomorrow

MexNet Presents the 15 Best Places to Visit in Mexico With diverse destinations ranging from the metropolitan Mexico City to the sands of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico is home to vacation spots that appeal to all sorts of visitors. To help you determine which locale is best for you here a list of the top cities in Mexico using factors such as worthwhile cultural attractions, beautiful beaches and vibrant nightlife. #1 Zihuatanejo Visit Zihuatanejo for an authentic Mexican experienc...e full of brilliant sunsets and laid-back vibes. Here, divers and snorkelers can pick from more than 30 dive sites, shopaholics can buy local handicrafts (think: ceramics and woodcarvings) and foodies can savour fresh fish tacos and ceviche along the beach. Watch for #2 tomorrow See more