| BY MEXICO TOURISM BOARD
Kelowna International Airport (YLW) announced an earlier start to its winter schedule to Mexico
terraces of open-air restaurants. You can also watch cruise ships roll in as you take in an incredible sunset. Sport fishing is just one of many activities you can do during your stay in Puerto Vallarta. Each year, during the month of November, the International Sailfish Fishing Tournament takes place. Because of that and so much more, Vallarta is the ideal place for a relaxing and enjoyable stay.
LOS CABOS
During the winter in Los Cabos you can admire one of the most beautiful natural phenomena to occur on Mexico’s coasts: the courtship, mating and birth process of the gray whale. During peak summer
Those interested in booking their winter travel can contact their travel agent, the airlines directly or visit the airport’s website at
ylw.kelowna.ca and click on Where do we fly.
months, Magdalena Bay is perfect for scuba diving, kayaking, sport fishing, also to enjoy a romantic getaway on a pristine beach as you gaze out onto El Arco, a rocky arch formation that is considered a landmark of this destination. Los Cabos unites together the waters of the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez (also called the Gulf of California). UNESCO declared 244 islands and protected areas of the Sea of Cortez a World Heritage Site.
A 33-kilometer highway, called the Corredor Turistico, stretches from San Jose del Cabo to Cabo San Lucas. Along the highway, you’ll find world-class hotels with top-notch restaurants, which have been known to lure a fair share of celebrities. Los Cabos is an unforgettable experience for the entire family thanks to its championship golf courses, excellent sport fishing and gorgeous beaches offering quality services.
Hector’s Casa Specialties:
Authentic Mexican Food
Enchiladas in homemade mole sauce Traditional fajitas Huevos rancheros Chimichangas Tostadas
Every Sunday live Mexican Mariachi
For reservations please call 250-860-3868
2911 Pandosy Street, Kelowna B.C.
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