Santa Cruz Huatulco Mexico Cruises - Holland America Line is introducing the new port of Santa Cruz Huatulco, Oaxaca, and scenic cruising through wildlife-abundant Bahia Magdalena on selected 2009 Mexico cruises. A breeding ground for migrating gray whales, Bahia Magdalena highlights the seven-day Mexican Riviera itineraries, while Santa Cruz Huatulco is featured on the new 12-day Pacific Mexico cruises sailing roundtrip San Diego. Holland America’s 9 and 10-day Sea of Cortez cruises feature the adventurous shore excursion to Mexico’s famed Copper Canyon.
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Information about "The Tangolunda Golf Club" covers 6,851 yards. The club is located in Huatulco, Mexico and government owned. The Tangolunda golf course is the only golf course in the entire Huatulco beach resort area. The golf course was designed by Mario Schjetnan Dantan and Pedro Güereca. The golf course was inaugurated in 1991 and it's located in a tropical forest area made up between three scenic lakes in approximately 73 acres.
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Huatulco Mexico has one of the most important ecosystems in the country of Mexico. That is largely due to the fact that it has more than 36 beaches on nine bays. The beaches in this region, which are surrounded by lush lowland jungle vegetation, are known for their blue-green waters, mild waves and white sand.
You can arrive at the beaches by car or on boats departing from Santa Cruz Huatulco. At all of these destinations you can do a wide variety of aquatic sports and enjoy the impressive flora and fauna.
The Bays of Huatulco Bahias consists of nine bays and several beaches with golden sand and azure waters surrounded by local vegetation. From north to south, the bays are San Agustín, Chachacual, Cacaluta, El Maguey, El Organo, Santa Cruz, Chahué, Tangolunda and Bahía de Conejos. One of the calmest, most beautiful beaches is in Bahía de San Agustín, a broad horseshoe of golden sand surrounded by beautiful rocky headlands. |
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