Get a taste of pure adrenaline while you vacation in Mexico!

Dolphin Discovery is located in Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico, and is a wildlife wonderland filled with amazing memories that will last a lifetime!

The Royal Dolphin Swim is undoubtedly the most famous program on offer, and can be summarized into two words, action and speed!

After a brief orientation, you will enter the water where two dolphins welcome you with an affectionate handshake and a kiss on the cheek! Kiss them back while the on site photographers capture a memory that will last you a lifetime!

Grab a hold of their fins and hang on tight as you are whisked around on a speedy dorsal tow ride! This will get your adrenaline pumping and ready for the most exhilarating moment, the foot-push.

Feel the mighty strength of your new friends as they push you across the water from the bottom of your feet!

This is truly an 'experience of a lifetime'!

Todos Santos is the epitome of the contrasting beauty of Baja, an oasis in more ways than one. It is the permanent residence for artists, writers, painters, sculptors and artisans; artists like Charles Stewart who inspired the artistic movement in the early seventies, and Gabo, the world famous artist with expositions all over the world.

The contemporary show rooms and Mexican rustic furniture stores are all one of a kind and can only be found in Todos Santos. Stroll along the streets to appreciate the lovely old buildings including the Hotel California, built in 1928, as well as cozy restaurants, cafes, galleries and shops selling hand-crafted items.

You can visit the Mission which was established in 1733, as well as the Cultural House that contains items that illustrate the History of Peninsula. Top it all off with a lovely full lunch at a local restaurant!

This so-called 'sacred paradise' is located a 1-hour drive south of Cancun. Xcaret (pronounced eesh-carette), or 'Little Inlet', is one of the loveliest and most unusual venues in the area. It is said that this was the ancient port of Pole and that the Maya used to come here to bathe in its waters to purify their minds and bodies before sailing to the nearby island of Cozumel to worship the goddess of fertility, Ixchel. Man's ingenuity combined with natures splendor has formed a very interesting park with a variety of attractions.

The park has focused on the areas natural flora, fauna and natural landscape, using them to create a mini-wonderland. There are some small Maya ruins, but these are almost insignificant when you look around at the botanical garden, aviary, aquarium, stables and butterfly farm.

There is an exhibition with scale models of all the major archaeological sites of the Yucatan. There is also an inlet with clear waters for snorkeling, a lagoon for swimming and a beach for relaxing either in the sun or in the shade of the palapas. Or perhaps you would prefer a siesta in a hammock? The most unique feature of Xcaret is it's underground river, which passes through caverns and underground channels - put on a life vest and let the current take you slowly and safely along and marvel at the beauty of nature.

In the evenings Xcaret puts on its finery and shows you another aspect of Mexico in a spectacular evening show. It commences with a re-enactment of the ancient Maya ball game and then you walk through torch-lit underground passageways evoking the atmosphere of ages past, with candles and incense and ancient music. It seems there is something more spectacular around every corner, and then the grand finale - a 90-minute show in an outdoor theater with dances and music from the different regions of the country. A truly memorable evening event!