Central America Short breaks
Sometimes life is tough. What you need is a short break to
Central America to get away from it all. So whether you fancy city breaks or just need a short weekend getaway, we have the perfect Central America break for you.
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So, book your Central America break today with lastminute.com. Short breaks, city breaks and weekend getaways from lastminute.com.
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- Spectacular 5* holiday at the superb Grand Sirenis. All Inclusive. **All Junior Suites Rooms**
from £963 - Corus Hotel Hyde Park - 4* - London
from £79 - Indulge yourself in 5* All inclusive luxury in Riviera Cancun, Mexico.
from £1100 - Britannia Hotel Manchester - 3* - Manchester
from £50 - Enjoy the turquoise blue waters and beautiful beaches of Cancun, Mexico
from £748 - Thistle Westminster - 4* - London
from £102 - Enjoy an amazing holiday in Riviera Maya, Mexico
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- El Garrafón Natural Park
The word paradise springs to mind on entering the stunning Garrafón Natural Park, situated on the edge of a cliff overlooking transparent turquoise waters. - Cozumel
Cozumel is the largest island in Mexico (28 miles by ten miles), situated just off the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula, lapped by the Caribbean sea and surrounded by fantastic coral reefs. - Xcaret
Self-labelled as "eco-archaeological", Xcaret is probably best descibed as a natural theme park. Encompassing beaches, butterfly houses, a coral reef aquarium and an underground river excursion, it is geared more towards families than those seeking seclusion. Its picturesque qualities, however, can't be denied. - El Zócalo
In the middle of the historic district of Mexico City is the Plaza de la Constitución, nicknamed El Zócalo. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This was the centre of the Aztec city of Tenochtitlán, with its ceremonial area just to the north. Every day the city's heritage is relived with conchero dancers in feathered headdresses dancing to the beat of drums. - Yucatan's Caves and Cenotes
It was not until three centuries after the arrival of the Spanish that the great question of how the Mayan civilisation could have flowered in the Yucatan was finally answered. How could this flat and riverless plain ever have supported the growth of the huge city states whose ruins lie scattered upon it now? The answer is found in the cenote (pronounced sen-o-tay).
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