The city of San Diego is located in the state of California, along the Pacific coast and embodies an urban lifestyle, with many popular surfing beaches. Tourist attractions include San Diego Zoo or the Wild Animal Park. Balboa Park with spacious green areas and a handful of museums is a great place to get to know the city. The beautiful beaches of La Jolla are perfect for unwinding and enjoying the San Diego sunshine, while the Gaslamp Quarter offers the perfect opportunity to try out some of the many restaurants and nightclubs the city has to offer.

Cabo San Lucas is located at the southernmost tip of Mexico's Baja California peninsula. The resort city, a popular holiday home for the rich and famous, is also well-loved among tourists for its pristine beaches, range of water activities and thrilling nightlife. The Arch is a distinct rock formation in the region and is only accessible at low tide as the vast sandy beaches are submerged when the water is high.

La Paz is located on the southeast side of Mexico. In addition to enjoying the Mexican atmosphere here, you will also be able to see a variety of marine life, such as gray whales for example. The city also offers beautiful beaches... treat yourself to some relaxation and enjoy the beautiful sun and clear waters!

Loreto, Baja California Sur, is a town of 12,000 in western Mexico. Until the 1824, Loreto was the first capital of California. Tourist attractions are mainly tiny villages, desert cacti and the pristine beaches of the region.

Guaymas is a popular resort in the Mexican state of Sonora.

Topolobampo is a small city on the coast of the Mexican state of Sinaloa.

Mazatlan is located on a peninsula on the Pacific coast of Mexico. A historic old town with its country-specific markets and shops, as well as the colorful marketplace, shows off the original, authentic Mexico.

Puerto Vallarta is a resort town on the Pacific coast of Mexico that is popular among tourists for its picturesque beaches, adrenaline-pumping water sports and lively nightlife scene. Cobblestone streets with shops, restaurants, cafes and ornate buildings flow through the town's hushed centre. The lively seaside promenade El Malecón, on the other hand, is lined with bars, lounges, nightclubs and contemporary art.