The Geography of Mexico

Mexico's butterfly-filled forests, beaches covered with nesting sea turtles, mineral colored lakes, smoldering volcanoes, whale birthing grounds, and once-sacred underground wells all combine to create a rainbow of national parks and natural wonders.

Like a kaleidoscope, Mexico's national parks and natural wonders are constantly changing.

They are also, like Mexico, unique and diverse. Mexico's geography is, indeed, an ever-changing kaleidoscope of beauty and diversity.

Mexico is filled with deserts, mountains, tropical rain forests, beaches, and plateaus.

It is home to the deep-sea fishing resorts of Cabo San Lucas; Troncones, a haven for surfers and mountain-bike enthusiasts; the desert lava fields of Pinacate; and, much more.

It is truly a land of many vastly different sights, sounds, smells, and textures.