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Aquatic Pleasures

The Grupo Mayan Resort’s concierges undoubtedly know there is really no limit to what can be enjoyed in and around Mexico’s waters; scuba diving, snorkeling, kayaking, parasailing, jet skiing, windsurfing and fishing are never more than a splash away. Extremists can opt for the thrill of jumping off Acapulco Bay’s scary-high and jagged La Quebrada cliffs.

From January through March, California gray whale watchers in Los Cabos should consider signing up for a day trip to Magdalena Bay, one of only three calving lagoons along Baja’s Pacific Coast with one of the local tour companies. If you prefer to swim with them, visit Cabos Dolphins, which is considered one of the best dolphin centers in the world.

Unquestionably, Xel-Ha along the Riviera Maya – minutes away from where the Grupo Mayan’s Mayan Palace-Regency and The Grand Mayan are located, is one of the best sites for snorkeling. The largest natural aquarium in the world, this natural park is a must. Ditto for Xcaret, Mexico’s grandest theme park where snorkeling can be experienced in the park’s underground rivers. It’s also where to see fascinating indigenous wildlife, take hike through a tropical forest and swim with dolphins.

Located near San José del Cabo, the National Marine Park is a 17,564-acre reserve – and home to the only living coral reef in western North America. There are a number of scuba hot spots inside the reserve, such as El Islote, Brazos del Arrecife, Los Cantiles and for night diving, El Bajo. While you’re down there, count on seeing any one of 350 fish species, more than 10 rocky coral reefs, manta rays, huge whale sharks and sea lions.

Whenever you are on vacations at the Grupo Mayan Resorts, these suggestions must be considered to bring back home memories that will last a lifetime.