The Pueblos Mágicos, or Magical Towns, categorized as such by Mexico’s Ministry of Tourism (SECTUR), are not just picturesque villages: they offer services, are accessible by road, and they are noted for a heritage that they have been able to preserve over the years.
The train left us in tiny Dover station and we finally arrived at the port to board the fabulous Minerva II that took us to the land of the Vikings, to the capital of the tzars and the cities of the north.
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Valle de Bravo, with its white stucco colonial houses, wrought iron balconies, and red tile roofs, is a very special place. It is a village set in a mountain that rises from the shores of a lake, surrounded by thick pine forest.
El Santuario Resort Spa (The Sanctuary) is a luxurious haven set on 494 acres, on the shore of lake Valle de Bravo. The mountains, pine forests, starry nights, sunny days and the song of birds, make it an unforgettable experience for visitors.
The words “rueda” (to roll) and “viento” (wind) intertwine to form Rodavento, a village that is part of the River and Mountain concept. A fascinating boutique hotel, perfectly located in Valle de Bravo’s magical forest, it is the ideal place to fully enjoy the many adventures that are offered here.
With an inimitable view of lake Valle de Bravo, this exclusive suite has two bedrooms and an ample living room. The master bedroom has a king-size bed, fireplace, kitchenette, sofa-bed and a complete bathroom while the other has two double beds, complete bathroom and a chaise.