Mexico Travel Nothing Beats a Cruise So perhaps you d like to try out Tom Cruise s cliff-hanging, mountain climbing experience in the Grand Canyon. Or perhaps go skiing in the mountains. How about a trip to the beach? Why not go cruising? Picture this: secluded beaches, dining in balconies overlooking the ocean, gourmet delight, star-gazing, musicals, historic visits, island excursions, sleeping in one place and waking up in a new one. The Best Traveling Destinations in Cancun Mexico Cancun, a place with white sand beaches, world class hotels, great restaurants, and booming night life. Cancun is for every people who seek relaxation in a vacation. It is a place where you can find all you want in a vacation. Here you can find scuba diving, snorkeling, fishing, and also archeological sites that dates back thousand of years ago. It is very important that you should get a room that has the best amenities to ensure comfort and soothing feeling while you are having your rest after a long day of fun visiting remarkable and historic places in Mexico. Surely, your everyday stay there will be exhausting. It is better to have relaxation after it. On the other hand, if you are a Mexican citizen who resides in the United States you also have to meet the following set of documents before you can travel one way from United States to Mexico: Your Mexican passport A document called Matricula Consular Certification of nationality issued by the Mexican consulate of Mexico with photo ID Birth Certificate with recent photo Mexican voter registration with your photo Green card is not considered to be an acceptable document anymore when you plan to travel in Mexico. An individual may consume more than fifty five dollars per day on meals and beverages during their vacation. However if you prefer an all inclusive hotel resort package, it is cheaper because it includes all meals, beverages, activities, entertainment, taxes, non-motorized sports and even the tips. Most Mexico vacations offered by some Mexico travel agencies have already negotiated their airfare contracts with most commercial airlines and hotel discount rates in the entire Mexico. (talk about museum overload!) It has a plaza and footpaths connecting the museums. The Railyard. A 50-acre railyard along Guadalupe Street is a work in progress. One can find here the SITE Santa Fe, a contemporary art museum and the Santa Fe Farmers Market. It promises of an extensive park and plaza, trail system, a movie house complex, and work lofts.