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IXTAPA & ZIHUATAnEJO HEAdLInE La Casa Que Canta Ingeniously sculpted on a cliff with a magnificent panoramic view of the bay. The resort is built of native materials and decorated with fine handcrafted Mexican furniture. • 24 ample suites, 11 of which have private pools • Dinner is served on the outside terrace • Close to La Ropa Beach, 5 minutes from Zihuatanejo 4.5 Las Brisas Resort Ixtapa ALL-INCLUSIVE OPTIONAL Surrounded by lush vegetation, this resort offers remarkable intimacy, breathtaking oceanviews, and a secluded beach. Just 5 minutes from the Hotel Zone. • 416 rooms with large balconies, oceanviews, hammocks • 4 swimming pools connected with waterfalls; gym • 5 restaurants, 4 bars, 24-hour room service 5 Meliá Azul Ixtapa ALL-INCLUSIVE A true paradise for the whole family, boasting 400 deluxe oceanview rooms and 7 incredible restaurants, where you’ll enjoy a unique all-inclusive experience. • 3 outdoor swimming pools • Aqua park for kids • 4 whirlpools 4 Park Royal Ixtapa ALL-INCLUSIVE 3.5 This relaxing, all inclusive retreat for the discriminating traveler and beautiful beach. • Deluxe rooms with magnificent oceanviews and beautiful beach • Spectacular pool with swim-up bar, 3 bars, 3 restaurants • Fun activities programs for adults and children Presidente InterContinental Ixtapa 3.5 ALL-INCLUSIVE This is an all-inclusive mecca for sun and fun seekers alike, where one single price covers all the comforts of this tropical sanctuary. Located across the street from Ixtapa’s shopping center. • 24-hour International Cuisine & 17 hours of beverage service • Nightly dance music, live entertainment • Complete activities program for the whole family deltavacations.com 29

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Delta Vacations - Mexico 2008 Contents Cancun Riviera Maya Los Cabos Puerto Vallarta Riviera Nayarit Cozumel Isla Mujeres Ixtapa & Zihuatanejo Acapulco Mazatlán Manzanillo Loreto Mexico City General Conditions

Delta Vacations - Mexico 2008

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