Our Trip To Mexico

Valentina AlferezAlec ArtidielloJuan Beltran

Natalia BeltranWilliam Martin

Valentina Alferez….Trip Manager

Alec Artidiello…….Travel Agent

Juan Beltran…Technology Expert

Natalia Beltran…Activities Director

William Martin… Culinary Expert

Jobs

We went to…We went to…

Trip ManagerBy: Valentina Alferez

Mexico 411!Mexico 411!

Mexico is the fifth-largest country in the Americas Mexico is the fifth-largest country in the Americas by total area and is the 14th largest independent by total area and is the 14th largest independent nation in the world. With an estimated population nation in the world. With an estimated population

of 111 million, It is the 11th most populous of 111 million, It is the 11th most populous country. Mexico is a federal constitutional country. Mexico is a federal constitutional

republic in North America. It is bordered on the republic in North America. It is bordered on the north by the United States; on the south and west north by the United States; on the south and west

by the Pacific Ocean; on the southeast by by the Pacific Ocean; on the southeast by Guatemala, Belize, and the Caribbean Sea; and on Guatemala, Belize, and the Caribbean Sea; and on the east by the Gulf of Mexico. Covering almost 2 the east by the Gulf of Mexico. Covering almost 2

million square kilometers. million square kilometers.

Rules and RegulationsRules and Regulations Alcohol regulationAlcohol regulation• Under 18 year-olds cannot buy or consume alcoholic beverages in Under 18 year-olds cannot buy or consume alcoholic beverages in

the state of Nuevo Leon. Further, it is unlawful to consume the state of Nuevo Leon. Further, it is unlawful to consume alcoholic beverages on the public street, and to carry an open alcoholic beverages on the public street, and to carry an open container inside a vehicle. Fines vary according to the municipality container inside a vehicle. Fines vary according to the municipality and can go from 530 pesos ( USD) up to ,000 pesos ( USD). and can go from 530 pesos ( USD) up to ,000 pesos ( USD).

• Liquor can be sold from Monday to Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 Liquor can be sold from Monday to Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. and Sundays 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. only.a.m. and Sundays 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. only.

Driving regulationDriving regulation • Use of seatbelts Use of seatbelts • Transit authority regulation for the municipalities of the state of Transit authority regulation for the municipalities of the state of

Nuevo Leon require all passengers in a car to wear their seatbelts. Nuevo Leon require all passengers in a car to wear their seatbelts. Children under five must travel in the back seat on an adequate Children under five must travel in the back seat on an adequate booster seat and should be properly restrained by a seatbelt.booster seat and should be properly restrained by a seatbelt.

Speed limitsSpeed limits• 50 km/h is the normal speed limit within the city. However, in 50 km/h is the normal speed limit within the city. However, in

school zones, the speed limit is reduced to 30 km/hr during the school zones, the speed limit is reduced to 30 km/hr during the following hours: 7:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.; 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. following hours: 7:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.; 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

• As to riding in the highway, the speed limit may vary from 80 to As to riding in the highway, the speed limit may vary from 80 to 120 km/h depending on whether it is a toll highway or a freeway.120 km/h depending on whether it is a toll highway or a freeway.

Mexican currency is the New Peso (MXN) divided Mexican currency is the New Peso (MXN) divided into 100 centavos. Credit cards are widely into 100 centavos. Credit cards are widely accepted, particularly Visa, MasterCard and accepted, particularly Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Travelers cheques are American Express. Travelers cheques are generally accepted, but cannot be cashed on generally accepted, but cannot be cashed on Sundays. ATMs are available in most cities and Sundays. ATMs are available in most cities and towns and are the most convenient way to get towns and are the most convenient way to get money, but for safety reasons they should money, but for safety reasons they should only be used during business hours. Although only be used during business hours. Although most businesses will accept foreign currency it most businesses will accept foreign currency it is best to use pesos. Foreign currency can be is best to use pesos. Foreign currency can be exchanged at one of many exchanged at one of many casas de cambiocasas de cambio (exchange houses), which have longer hours (exchange houses), which have longer hours and offer a quicker service than the banks.and offer a quicker service than the banks.

Mexico’s CurrencyMexico’s Currency

Souvenirs

Natalia Valentina

Alec William Juan

Cancun: Poca-Dotted Bikini.Total: $20.00260 Pesos

Cancun: Peace EarringsTotal: $39.00507 Pesos

Cancun: Art SuppliesTotal: $40.00520 Pesos

Cancun: Cancun Bumper StickerTotal: $4.1954.47 Pesos

Cancun: Billabong SurfboardTotal: $60.08781.04 Pesos

Cozumel: Pink Fluffy Journal Total: $11.39148.07 Pesos

Cozumel: Black and white bikiniTotal: $23.00299 Pesos

Cozumel: Magnets (10 pack)Total: $16.79140.27 Pesos

Cozumel: “I heart Cozumel” TeeTotal: $10.79140.27 Pesos

Cozumel: “Shut up and Dive” TeeTotal: $10.79140.27 Pesos

Guadalajara: Beaded NecklaceTotal: $13.97181.61 Pesos

Guadalajara: Gold flat sandalsTotal: $22.56293.28 Pesos

Guadalajara: Quiksilver SurfboardTotal: $30.95402.35 Pesos

Guadalajara: Quiksilver SurfboardTotal: $30.95402.35 Pesos

Guadalajara: Black SandalsTotal: $39.95519.35 Pesos

What we had wasted in each Activity

Names: Activity:

Natalia Valentina

Alec William Juan

Money wasted on all restaurants:

usd: $ 289.44Mxn : 1,775.66 p.

Usd: $ 289.44Mxn: $1,775.66 p.

Usd: $ 289.44Mxn: 1,775.66 p.

Usd: $ 289.44Mxn: 1,775.66 p.

usd: $ 289.44 Mxn: 1,775.66 p.

Money wasted on all Souvenirs:

Usd: $ 24.67Mxn: 3200.71 p.

usd: 19.39Mxn: 252.07 p.

Usd: 50.79Mxn: 660.27 p.

Usd:13.85Mxn: 180.05 p.

Usd:16.16Mxn: 210.08 p.

Money wasted on all Flights:

Usd: $ 823.54Mxn: 10,706 p.

Usd: $ 823.54Mxn: 10,706p.

Usd: $ 823.54Mxn: 10,706p.

Usd: $ 823.54Mxn: 10,706p.

Usd: $ 823.54Mxn: 10,706p..,

Money wasted in total Names ->Description

Natalia: Valentina: Alec: William: Juan:

Money that each person started with :

Usd: $ 2,500

mxn: 32,500 pesos

Usd: $ 2,500

Mxn: 32,500 pesos

Usd: $ 2,500

Mxn: 32,500 pesos

Usd: $ 2,500

Mxn: 32,500 pesos

Usd: $ 2,500

Mxn: 32,500 pesos

Money that each person ended with :

Usd: $84.23

Usd: $124.67

Usd: $75.22

Usd: $34.89

Usd: $12.78

Money that us as a group started with :

Usd: $ 12,500

Mxn: 162,500 pesos

Usd: $ 12,500

Mxn: 162,500 pesos

Usd: $ 12,500

Mxn: 162,500 pesos

Usd: $ 12,500

Mxn: 162,500 pesos

Usd: $ 12,500

Mxn: 162,500 pesos

Money that us as a group ended with :

The group was left with

$332.79 USD

Mexico currency

Mexico bank

Mexico passport

Pictures Pictures

Extra Info!!• Passport/VisaPassport/Visa•     To enter the country, foreign citizens must demonstrate their nationality, they are To enter the country, foreign citizens must demonstrate their nationality, they are

required to show a passport or a birth certificate (or certified copy) with a picture required to show a passport or a birth certificate (or certified copy) with a picture ID. We recommend the passport.ID. We recommend the passport.

• ClothesClothes•     Because of the weather, during the summer it is recommended to use light clothes Because of the weather, during the summer it is recommended to use light clothes

as well as sandals, and in the winter, thick clothes and a coat.as well as sandals, and in the winter, thick clothes and a coat.• Society in Nuevo Leon is characterized for dressing formally. Although jeans are Society in Nuevo Leon is characterized for dressing formally. Although jeans are

always fashionable, many restaurants in Nuevo Leon may require casual clothes for always fashionable, many restaurants in Nuevo Leon may require casual clothes for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Sleeveless t-shits and shorts may be forbidden in certain breakfast, lunch or dinner. Sleeveless t-shits and shorts may be forbidden in certain luxury restaurants and nightclubs.luxury restaurants and nightclubs.

• Opening hoursOpening hours•     In the city of Monterrey, shops and malls usually open from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 In the city of Monterrey, shops and malls usually open from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00

p.m. including Saturdays and Sundays. p.m. including Saturdays and Sundays. Banks normally open Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., although some Banks normally open Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., although some branches close until 4:00 or 5:00 p.m. Some branches open also on Saturdays but branches close until 4:00 or 5:00 p.m. Some branches open also on Saturdays but usually close at 02:00:00 p.m.usually close at 02:00:00 p.m.Offices usually work Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 02:00:00 Offices usually work Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 02:00:00 p.m. to 05:00:00 p.m.p.m. to 05:00:00 p.m.

• TippingTipping•     Tipping is voluntary and is not regularly included in the bill.Tipping is voluntary and is not regularly included in the bill.• Waiters usually receive 10 to 15% on total consumption, depending on the quality Waiters usually receive 10 to 15% on total consumption, depending on the quality

of their service.of their service.

• Bell-boys usually get pesos or USD per suitcase. Airport taxi chauffeurs get the Bell-boys usually get pesos or USD per suitcase. Airport taxi chauffeurs get the same tip as bellboys.same tip as bellboys.

Check List• Birth Certificates

• Visa• Vaccination Records (For Cancun)

• Passports• Copies of Birth Certificates and Passports

• $2500 (US Cash) For Each Person• Luggage (Clothes for Nine Days)

• First Aid Kit• Small Book Bag for Important things

• Toiletries

WeatherWeather

April 6- April 9 In CancunApril 6- April 9 In CancunHigh 86 F Low 67 F Humidity 55%High 86 F Low 67 F Humidity 55%

April 9- April 12 In CozumelApril 9- April 12 In CozumelHigh 81 F Low 64 F Humidity 79%High 81 F Low 64 F Humidity 79%

April 12- April 15 In Guadalajara April 12- April 15 In Guadalajara High 73 F Low 59 F Humidity 57%High 73 F Low 59 F Humidity 57%

Emergency Numbers for Cancun

Fire/ Police Fire/ Police DepartmentsDepartments

Emergencies: 066Emergencies: 066Fire Department: 52 (998) Fire Department: 52 (998)

884-1202 / 884-94-80884-1202 / 884-94-80Police Department: 52 Police Department: 52

(998) 884-1913 / 885-2277(998) 884-1913 / 885-2277Red Cross: 52 (998) 84-Red Cross: 52 (998) 84-1616 emergencies: 0651616 emergencies: 065

AA (24 hours) (English):52 AA (24 hours) (English):52 (998) 884-6909 / 8841271(998) 884-6909 / 8841271Harbor:52 (998) 880-1360, Harbor:52 (998) 880-1360,

1362, 13631362, 1363

Total AssitTotal Assit(24hr. 5 Claveles St., downtown(24hr. 5 Claveles St., downtown

Telephone: 52 (998) 884-10-92 & 52 Telephone: 52 (998) 884-10-92 & 52 (998) 884-8082(998) 884-8082

Hospital AmericanoHospital Americano(24hr.) 15 Viento St. Downtown(24hr.) 15 Viento St. DowntownTelephone: 52 (998) 884-61-33Telephone: 52 (998) 884-61-33

AMAT hospitalAMAT hospital(24hr) 13 Nader St., downtown(24hr) 13 Nader St., downtownTelephone: 52 (998) 887-4422Telephone: 52 (998) 887-4422

HospitenHospiten(24hr) Bonampak Ave., downtown(24hr) Bonampak Ave., downtown

Telephone: 52 (998) 881-3700Telephone: 52 (998) 881-3700GaleniaGalenia

(24hr) Banampak Ave., downtown(24hr) Banampak Ave., downtownTelephone: 52 (998) 891-5200Telephone: 52 (998) 891-5200

Emergency Numbers for Cozumel

Red Cross [Cruz Roja]Red Cross [Cruz Roja]Tel: 987-2-10-58Tel: 987-2-10-58

General emergencies, 060General emergencies, 060Medical emergencies, 065 Medical emergencies, 065

(Red Cross ambulance (Red Cross ambulance 24/7)24/7)

Police, 872-0409Police, 872-0409Fire station, 872-0800Fire station, 872-0800

Immigration Office: Rafel Immigration Office: Rafel Melgar Av. between Melgar Av. between

Gonzalo Guerrero & 13th Gonzalo Guerrero & 13th Street inside Government Street inside Government

Offices. Offices. Tel: 872-0071Tel: 872-0071

U.S. Consulate: Juarez Av U.S. Consulate: Juarez Av at Villamar Plaza second at Villamar Plaza second Floor between Rafael E. Floor between Rafael E.

Melgar y 5th Ave. Melgar y 5th Ave. Tel: 872-4574 or 011-52-Tel: 872-4574 or 011-52-

987-8760624 987-8760624

Fire/Police Fire/Police DepartmentsDepartments

Fire Station: Av. Juarez Fire Station: Av. Juarez between 60 & 65 streets. between 60 & 65 streets.

Tel: 872-0800Tel: 872-0800

Police: Av. Rafel Melgar Police: Av. Rafel Melgar between Gonzalo Guerrero between Gonzalo Guerrero

& Calle 13. & Calle 13. Tel: 872-0409Tel: 872-0409

Emergency Numbers for Guadalajara

Emergency Telephone NumbersEmergency Telephone NumbersPolice: 080 (Emergencies, traffic, fire etc.) Police: 080 (Emergencies, traffic, fire etc.) 

Traffic Police: 3823-3220Traffic Police: 3823-3220Municipal Police: 3668-0800 Municipal Police: 3668-0800 

Fire Dept: 3619-5155 Fire Dept: 3619-5155 Ambulance: 3616-9616 Ambulance: 3616-9616 

Federal Highway Police: 3629-5085 Federal Highway Police: 3629-5085 Consumer Affairs: 3615-7383 Consumer Affairs: 3615-7383

Banamex: 3640-0428 Banamex: 3640-0428 Banco Bital: 3826-9878 Banco Bital: 3826-9878 Bancomer: 3669-4745Bancomer: 3669-4745Bancrecer: 3627-0084Bancrecer: 3627-0084CitiBank: 3121-8686CitiBank: 3121-8686

Travel AgentBy: Alec Artidiello

Air Flights$825.53 p.p (USD) Round trip (all three flights)$825.53 p.p (USD) Round trip (all three flights)

6:00 am Depart Miami (MIA) 6:00 am Depart Miami (MIA) Arrive Cancun (CUN) 11:46 am Tue 6-Apr Arrive Cancun (CUN) 11:46 am Tue 6-Apr

Duration:6hr 46mnDuration:6hr 46mn US Airways 1125 / 955 US Airways 1125 / 955

8:00 am Depart Cozumel (CZM) Arrive 8:00 am Depart Cozumel (CZM) Arrive Guadalajara (GDL) 4:10 pmGuadalajara (GDL) 4:10 pm

Mon 12-Apr Duration:8hr 10mn Aeromexico Mon 12-Apr Duration:8hr 10mn Aeromexico 9712 / 596 / 2289712 / 596 / 228

8:00 am Depart Guadalajara (GDL) 8:00 am Depart Guadalajara (GDL) Arrive Miami (MIA) 4:40 pm Thu 15-Apr Arrive Miami (MIA) 4:40 pm Thu 15-Apr

Duration:7hr 40mn Aeromexico 125Duration:7hr 40mn Aeromexico 125

Hotels CancunCancun

Hotel Cancun Clipper ClubHotel Cancun Clipper ClubOne king bed and one twin One king bed and one twin

sofa bed.sofa bed. Kitchenette and Kitchenette and dining room. dining room.

Complimentary Complimentary Breakfast. Breakfast.

Check-InCheck-In: April 6th 2010 (12:00)

Check-Out: April 9Check-Out: April 9th 2010th 2010 (6:30 (6:30 a.m) a.m)

Two rooms Two rooms Room One: Natalia, Room One: Natalia,

Valentina Valentina Room Two: Alec, Juan, Room Two: Alec, Juan,

William. Juan, William William. Juan, William King Bed, Alec Sofa BedKing Bed, Alec Sofa Bed

$76 Per night (USD) $76 Per night (USD) Total: $456Total: $456

Each Person Pays $91.02Each Person Pays $91.02

CozumelCozumel

Suites BahiaSuites Bahia

One king bed and one double One king bed and one double bed. Kitchenette. bed. Kitchenette.

Complimentary Breakfast Complimentary Breakfast

Check-In: April 9th 2010Check-In: April 9th 2010

Check-Out: April 12Check-Out: April 12thth 2010 2010

Two Rooms Two Rooms

Room One: Natalia, ValentinaRoom One: Natalia, Valentina

Room Two: Alec, Juan, Room Two: Alec, Juan, William. William, Juan King William. William, Juan King

Bed. Alec Double Bed.Bed. Alec Double Bed.

$$57 Per Night (USD)57 Per Night (USD)

Total: $171Total: $171

Each Person Pays $34.02Each Person Pays $34.02

GuadalajaraGuadalajaraVista Express Plaza del Vista Express Plaza del

SolSol

One king, one queen and One king, one queen and one twin, or two double one twin, or two double bedsbeds Complementary Complementary

BreakfastBreakfast

Check- In: April 12Check- In: April 12thth 20102010

Check-Out- April 15Check-Out- April 15thth 2010 (5:30 am)2010 (5:30 am)

One Room Natalia, One Room Natalia, Valentina On Queen Bed, Valentina On Queen Bed,

Juan William on King Juan William on King Bed, Alec Double bed.Bed, Alec Double bed.

$57 Per Night (USD)$57 Per Night (USD)

Total: $171Total: $171

Each Person Pays $34.02Each Person Pays $34.02

Pictures in the Hotels

Pictures of the HotelsPictures of the Hotels

Hotel Cancun

Hotel Cancun

Clipper Club

Clipper Club

Suites Bahia in Suites Bahia in CozumelCozumel

Vista Express

Vista Express Plaza Del Sol

Plaza Del Sol

Transportation

Cancun, April 6th-April 9th We took taxis everywhere in Cancun because it was only $4.00-$6.00 per person (USD). Taxis are the easiest way to get around because they’re cheap, fast, and fits five people comfortably. Only on April 9th which is the day we left to Cozumel in taxi we paid 175 pesos ($11.000-$15.00 USD). After the taxi took us to docking station, we had to take a ferry to go to the actual island that cost about $10.00 per person.

Cozumel, April 9th- April 12th In Cozumel we also took taxis but not as much as in Cancun. Sense our hotel was close to many exciting places, we decided to walk. It was less expensive, and good exercise. It took us about 10-20 minutes to walk to any place.

Guadalajara, April 12th- April 15th In Guadalajara we took taxis most of the trip. They were basically the same prices as in Cancun, ranged between $4.00-$7.00 per person in USD.

Culinary Expert By: William Martin

Cancun

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3

Breakfast

We ate breakfast in Miami before we left to Cancun

Breakfast was at the hotel’s daily, free, buffet. We ate Pancakes, Waffles, and fruit.

Breakfast was at the hotel’s daily, free, buffet. We ate bacon, eggs, and breakfast burritos.

LunchLunch was at the Hotel Buffet, it was $3.00 (USD) per person. They Served Cheeseburgers with Caesar Salads. Total: $15.00 (USD)195 Pesos

We had lunch at Mathilde. We ate Chicken, with salads, and rice.Total: $43.00559 Pesos

We ate lunch at La Habichuela, we ate Spaghetti and Garlic Bread.Total: $40.00 (USD)520 Pesos

DinnerDinner was at the hotel’s restaurant, we ate Rice, beans, and Pork. Total: $42.00 (USD) 546 Pesos

Dinner was held at a fancy Mexican restaurant called “La Parilla”. We ate Empandadas, Spicy Nachos, and chocolate covered Churros for desert.Total: $57.00 (USD)741 Pesos

Dinner was at Modern Art Café, we ate shrimp, and tacos.Total: $38.00 (USD) 494 Pesos

CozumelCozumel

Day 1Day 1 Day 2Day 2 Day 3Day 3

BreakfaBreakfastst

We ate breakfast in We ate breakfast in the hotel in Cancun the hotel in Cancun before we left in before we left in taxi to Cozumeltaxi to Cozumel

Breakfast was at Breakfast was at Casa Caribe. We Casa Caribe. We ate Café con Leche ate Café con Leche with toasted bread.with toasted bread.

Total: $34.00 (USD)Total: $34.00 (USD)

442 Pesos442 Pesos

Breakfast was at Breakfast was at Jennie’s Waffle Jennie’s Waffle House. We ate House. We ate waffles with waffles with strawberries and strawberries and whip cream.whip cream.

Total: $45.00 (USD)Total: $45.00 (USD)

585 Pesos585 Pesos

LunchLunch Lunch was at La Lunch was at La Plaza Leza, we ate Plaza Leza, we ate Fish and Calamari.Fish and Calamari.

Total: $63.00 (USD)Total: $63.00 (USD)

819 Pesos819 Pesos

Lunch was at Lunch was at Acaurio, we ate Acaurio, we ate sandwiches.sandwiches.

Total: $25.00 (USD)Total: $25.00 (USD)

325 Pesos325 Pesos

Lunch was at Lunch was at Comida Tasera Comida Tasera TonitaTonita

Total: $20.00 (USD) Total: $20.00 (USD)

130 Pesos130 Pesos

Dinner Dinner Dinner was at Casa Dinner was at Casa Mssion, we ate Mssion, we ate steak, rice, beans, steak, rice, beans, and maduros. and maduros.

$15.00 (USD)$15.00 (USD)

195 Pesos 195 Pesos

Dinner was at El Dinner was at El Foco. We all ate a a Foco. We all ate a a Fish Filets with Fish Filets with French fries and French fries and drinks. drinks.

Total: $32.47 (USD)Total: $32.47 (USD)

422.11 Pesos422.11 Pesos

Dinner was at a Dinner was at a restaurant called restaurant called “Rincon Maya”. We “Rincon Maya”. We ate different types ate different types of soups and pastas.of soups and pastas.

Total: $48.00 (USD)Total: $48.00 (USD)

624 Pesos624 Pesos

Guadalajara

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3Breakfast We ate breakfast in the

hotel in Cozumel before we left to Guadalajara

Breakfast was at “La Casa de los Pancakes” we all obviously ate pancakes with strawberries.Total: $56.00728 Pesos

Breakfast was at the hotels continental breakfast, we ate French Toast and Orange Juice.

Lunch We had lunch at a casual restaurant in the hotel called Los Chilaquiles , we ate different types of salads, pastas, and tacos, Total: $27.00351 Pesos

We had a picnic at the beach and we bought the food from a snack bar called “Surfin’ Mexico”Total: $32.00 416 Pesos

We ate “Chai” which is a coffee shop, we ate fresh salad, sandwiches, and subs, with other tasty dishes.Total: $42.00546 Pesos

Dinner Dinner was at “Karne Garibaldi”we ate diced meat, and bacon, with grilled onions, tortillas, and refried beans mixed with corn.Total: $57.00 741 Pesos

“Casa Barichi” is the restaurant we went to that night. We ate steaks with different samples of cheesecakes. Total: $62.00806 Pesos

For dinner, we stayed in the hotel and made our on mexican food and desert. We made a Seven-Layer Taco dip and roasted smores outside by the resort’s fire pit.Total: $23.00299 Pesos

Activity Coordinator By: Natalia Beltran

Cancun ActivitiesDay 1- April 9th

Go To

the pool

Playa Del

Carmen And Relax at

Day 2-April 10th

10:00- Eat breakfast at the hotel11:30- Go to Mayan Aqua Dive

3:00- Eat Lunch at Mathilde

4:00- Go to Coco Bongo Cancun6:00- Eat dinner at La Parilla

7:30- Go Dancing at The City9:00- Go Back to the hotel and rest

Day 3 April 11th

10:00- Eat breakfast at the hotel11:00- Go to Cancun Vista .

1:00- Go on Jeep Adventures3:00-Eat lunch at La Habichuela

4:oo- Do a Selvetica Canopy Expidition and Adventure tour

7:00- Eat dinner at Modern Art Café 8:oo- Return to hotel and relax

Cancun Activity InformationMayan Aqua Dive- Mayan Aqua Dive offers top service for

Cancun dives, wreck, caverns, whale sharks and full padi courses. Fee-30 US

Coco Bongo Cancun- Everything from dance teams to trapeze artists, gymnasts and scenes from The Matrix and Batman is played out to mainstream dance music.

The City- This nightclub has capacity for thousands and all offer nightly entertainment.

Cancun Vista- CancunVista can take you on a sail boat off into the sunrise or sunset.

Jeep Adventures- You tour the El Rey ruins, zip-lining, swimming in the best cenote (sinkhole in a cave with bats), having an awesome lunch at a restaurant on the beach. The last stop was a zoo where you can pet crocodiles, feed and pet deer and have spider monkeys eat right out of your hand. You get your own personal zoo tour guide

Selvetica Canopy and Adventure Tour- The tour is centered around zip-lines (steel cables strung from tree platform to tree platform on which one rides in a harness connected to cable rollers)

Cozumel Schedule

Cozumel Activity Information

Cozumel Island Museum- Cozumel’s Island Museum offers a geographic view and history of Cozumel in four exhibition rooms. Room 1 has an original scale model of the Island, Room 2 represents the underwater environment, Room 3 exposes Mayan legacy, Room 4 shows what Cozumel is today. Fee- 39 Mexican Pesos

Punta Celarin - At the southern end of the island, this lighthouse has terrific views of ancient ruins and the soothing beach. Fee- For Free

Discover Mexico- The new mini-cinema. Discover Mexico attraction on the road south of town in Cozumel let's you do just that. Visitors first experience a visually spectacular short film of Mexico in a 4 screen

Fee per person- $15 US dollars

Cozumel Equestrian Center - The Equestrian Center first opened its stable doors in 2009 and has an impressive stock of horses, including Creoles, a Quarter Horse, a Warmblood and local horses of happily mixed descent.

Punta Sur Park- Stunning white sand beach with reef for drift snorkeling and crystal clear water at Punta Sur Park ecological reserve.

Cozumel Activity Info (continued)

Boliche Bowling-New modern bowling alley with plenty of lines and billiards too. Open until late with a well-priced bar and snack menu. Fee- per person- $13

Pictures

Cozumel Island

Museum

Punta Celarin

Discover Mexico

Boliche Bowling

Cozumel Equestrian

CenterPunta Sur Park

Guadalajara ActivitiesDay 7- April 15th

Just Relax At The Hotel

Day 8- April 16th

10-11- Go Hot Air Ballooning12 P.M.- Eat lunch at the Restaurant Los Chilaquiles

1: 30- 5:00 Go the Guadalajara Shopping Centre5:00- Visit Palacio De Gobierno 6:00-6:45 Eat dinner Surfin’ Mexico

7:00 Go back to hotel and play at the arcade, watch movies, then sleep

Day 9- April 17

10:00- eat breakfast at the hotel11:00- Go to Teatro Degallado

1:00- Go shopping at Calle Independencia3:00- Go to Parque Agua Azul

4:30- Eat lunch at Chai5:30- Go to My Ego spa and relax

8:00- Go dancing in the Bosse Club.10:30- Make our own mexican meal11:00- Pack clothes in luggage

Guadalajara Activity InfoHot-Air Balloon-The adventure begins when Rainbow picks you up at

your hotel at sunrise. From there we  proceed to our launch site where the action begins. We inflate the hot air balloons giving you the opportunity to become involved "hands on" as a crew member and help with the balloon inflation, or you may sit back, observe and take pictures as the gentle giant comes alive. At lift off you embark upon a journey of uniqueness. Fee- $200 US

Palacio De Gobierno- This 18th-century government building, which served as the headquarters of the Juarez administration in 1858, contains a number of the famous murals by Jose Clemente Orozco. Free

Teatro Degollado- Opened in 1886, this large neo-Classical building is home to the city's opera and orchestra. Fee- 15 per person US

Calle Independencia- A popular shopping strip in Tlaquepaque, a tiny suburb on the outskirts of Guadalajara.

Parque Agua Azul- This park is filled with a variety of attractions, from art galleries, to local soccer matches to a zoo. Fee- $10 US per person

My Ego Spa- Relaxing therapies, body treatments, manicure & pedicure, hidrating facial, holistic place, including martini and steam bath Fee-25$ per person US

Bosse Club- Bossé keeps people dancing into the wee hours of the night with a rotating selection of top DJs . Fee- 10 dollars per person

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CreditsSpecial thanks to……

Valentina’s Dad and Mom, helping her with the PowerPoint slides

William’s Mom for cooking the Mexican Food and his Dad for driving him to the meetings

Alec’s siblings for letting him use their laptops

Natalia’s Dad for letting her use the Mac Book.

Juan’s brother helping him help other people and he also thanks William’s mom for making the delicious Food

2009-2010 Mexico Group Project