Spring
Break Mexico Style
By Monica Levette Clark
On-line Forty-Niner
The
season is upon us once again, where college
students from all over flock to various
corners of the world, and in the words of
Prince, “to party like it’s 1999.”
One of several destinations students have
been known to frequent is Mexico. This spring
break season Mexico will once again be invaded
by girls gone wild and guys that get them
on camera.
MexicoSpringBreak.com is a major online
agency that offers many spring break packages
in various cities in Mexico for students
to purchase at bargain deals, and there
are many destinations to choose from.
Rosarito was named the “super hot spot”
for Spring Break by PlayBoy magazine. For
students who want to dance all night Rosarito
Beach has clubs like Papas and Beers, Senor
Frogs, Rock and Roll Taco and Boom Boom.
Rosarito is located in northern Mexico and
is close to the border, and with it being
just hours away from every college in California,
students need only to pack up and head on
a road trip, grabbing some friends along
for the ride.
Since 1999, the online agency has held parties
and brought many music groups to perform
during the spring break season, which included
the Long Beach Dub All Stars, Skeletons,
Mystic Roots and many others. And this year
will be no different.
Cabo San Lucas is located atop of the Baja,
California peninsula. The finest snorkeling
and diving on the West Coast is done here.
Beaches like Playa Medano, Land’s End (Lover’s
Beach) and Bahia Chileno are available to
every student body that love the water and
the feeling of sand between their toes,
and getting a tan is always a great thing
to show off to fellow classmates.
Mazatlan is known for its almost immaculate
climate, perfect for spring break. There
are miles of sand beaches to stroll down,
and flashy hotels and clubs are a dime a
dozen.
In Acapulco there are 10 world class clubs
that are considered the best in nightlife
the world can offer.
Puerto Vallarta is nestled in narrow coastal
lowlands between green, lush palm-covered
mountains and the sparkling blue waters
of Bahia de Banderas. Vallarta was transformed
from a nice seaside village, to an all out
spring break coastal resort destination.
Head into town and students can dine at
the most elegant restaurants, or shop at
eclectic boutiques and check out some Mexican
art galleries.
San Felipe is also located near Baja and
is a popular Spring Break destination for
college students all over southern California.
The town, which sits on the northwestern
corner of the Sea of Cortez where sea and
desert meet, is the home of clubs like Rockodile
and Beachcomber.
MexicoSpringBreak.com offers the basic or
ultimate party packages ranging from three
to seven night stays. Packages include all
the great amenities that come with spring
break including free V.I.P admission to
all of the special theme parties: Tuesday
is Mardi Gras, Thursday is Ladies Night
and Friday is Foam Fest. Other themes are
also held on Mon., Wed., Sat. and Sun.
To make reservations and for more information
students can log onto www.Mexico
Spring Break. com.
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