Book Acapulco
 

Certainly there's always space to lie somewhere along the beach, partly because of its sheer size, partly because of the number of rival attractions from hotel pools to parasailing and "romantic" cruises.

Book Belize  

 

Wedged into the northeastern corner of Central America between Mexico 's Yucatán peninsula and the Petén forests of Guatemala , Belize offers some of the most breathtaking scenery anywhere in the Caribbean . The country actually consists of marginally more sea than land, with the dazzling turquoise shallows and cobalt depths of the longest barrier reef in the Americas just offshore.

 Book Cancun  

 
Cancún is marginally closer to Miami than it is to Mexico City, and if you come on an all-inclusive package tour the place has a lot to offer: striking modern hotels on white-sand beaches; high-class entertainment including parachuting, jet-skiing, scuba-diving and golf; a hectic nightlife; and from here much of the rest of the Yucatán is easily accessible.

 Book Cabo San Lucas

 
 

With its great sands and fascinating marine life, Cabo San Lucas should be one of the most attractive spots in Baja.

 Costa Rica

 

The Central Pacific and Southern Nicoya are also home to some of the best-known beaches in the country, including some which are easily accessible from San José . Further south, Parque Nacional Manuel Antonio has several extraordinary beaches, with white sands and azure waters.

 Book Cozumel  

 
 

ISLA COZUMEL offers the best diving in Mexico , with spectacular drop-offs, walls and swim-throughs, some beautiful coral gardens and a number of little-visited remote reefs where you can see larger pelagic fish and dolphins.

Book Isla Mujeres

 
 

Isla Mujeres is located off the eastem shore of the Yucatán Peninsula, across the bay of Cancún. This is a typical tropical paradise with palm trees and crystal clear waters.

 

 Book Ixtapa

 
The beaches of Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo and its surroundings represent the main tourist attraction in the region, and year after year, thousands of tourists visit them and enjoy their transparent, warm and quiet waters, their fine golden sands and a nice tropical weather.

 Book La Paz  

 
 

Beaches ring the bay all around La Paz , but the easiest to get to are undoubtedly those to the south, Decent ones are Playa del Tesoro , shortly before Pichilingue, and Playa Pichilingue , just beyond the ferry station. Both have simple facilities, including a restaurant. The best, however, is Playa de Balandra , actually several beaches around a saltwater lagoon with eight shallow bays, most of which are no more than waist deep.

 Book Manzanillo

 
 

Located in the state of Colima on Mexico 's 'Golden Riviera', Manzanillo is between Puerto Vallarta and Acapulco on the Pacific coast. In recent years, it has become a haven for sun worshippers, sports enthusiasts and honeymooners. It is a romantic setting for a wonderful holiday south-of-the-border.

 

 Book Mazatlan  

 

Mazatlán has over 15 miles of pleasant beaches to enjoy. The most popular tourist beaches are located in golden zone, which is located north of Fiesta Land, the Moorish style complex that houses a great deal of Mazatlan 's hearty nightlife. In the golden zone you will find many varieties of water sports, great beachfront restaurants, and many of Mazatláns most popular hotels.

 Book Playa del Carmen

 

The beach is one of the prettiest on the coast with unfeasibly white sand and gloriously clear sea and the entire town is, for the moment, still compact and easily covered on foot - as well as playing host to the best nightlife on the Riviera Maya.

 Book Puerto Vallarta/Nuevo Vallarta

 
Puerto Vallarta 's beaches vary in nature as you move round the bay: those to the north, out near Nuevo Vallarta and the airport, are long, flat stretches of sand often pounded by surprisingly heavy surf; south, a series of steep-sided coves shelter tiny, calm strands.

Book Riviera Maya

 

One of the favorite activities for visitors is scuba diving on the Great Maya Reef, the second-largest in the world, located along the Riviera Maya's coastline and experiencing cavern diving in the region´s ubderground rivers. T he Riviera Maya is a 180-kilometer stretch located along the coastline of the Yucatan Peninsula in the state of Quintana Roo , Mexico .