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Jennifer Aniston holidays in Mexico
As an A-list Hollywood actress, Jennifer Aniston has filmed in some pretty idyllic locations. So when it comes to choosing her own vacation, she must know a thing or two about the best places to go.
It must be goods news for Mexico then that the sun-kissed star has chosen to spend her time off with friends - including her co-star in The Bounty Hunter Gerard Butler - in the central American state.
The actress decided to holiday in Cabo San Lucas in Mexico with the Scottish star ahead of her 41st birthday and was joined by old chum and former Friends co-star Courtney Cox, as well as country singer Cheryl Crow.
Jennifer donned a brown and pink bikini and she soaked up the sun with her companions by the swimming pool, while Gerard kicked back on a sun lounger in light blue shorts.
Cabo San Lucas is a modest resort on the tip of the Baja Peninsula that is home to La Paz. It has a reputation as a wedding destination and is also home to a wide range of high-class golf courses for visitors to enjoy. Golfers are promised desert mountain terrain alongside ocean vistas, while courses cater for a range of abilities.
There is also a big sport fishing community in Cabo San Lucas, giving holidaymakers the chance to pull out game fish to cook that evening or hook sport fish to hang about their fireplace.
Water sports in general are a big thing in this coastal town, and whether it is swimming, surfing or parasailing that takes guests' fancy, there will be an operator to help them get involved.
However, for those wanting to simply kick back and relax, the Mexican resort also has a range of golden beaches for holidaymakers to enjoy. The balmy climate means visitors are unlikely to be short of sun rays to top up their tans.
Holidaymakers may want to venture out of Cabo San Lucas and explore Mexico as a whole. The vast country has a range of attractions to keep visitors entertained, from the 1,300-year-old Mayan palace at Palenque to the bright lights of Mexico City, there is something for everyone.
Mexico boasts temperate and tropical zones, it reaches five-kilometres above sea-level and has 10,000-kilometres of coastline, and boasts a city populated by 19 million people.
A holiday in Mexico has more to offer than the possibility of a Jennifer Aniston sighting - it is a chance for a real adventure.
It must be goods news for Mexico then that the sun-kissed star has chosen to spend her time off with friends - including her co-star in The Bounty Hunter Gerard Butler - in the central American state.
The actress decided to holiday in Cabo San Lucas in Mexico with the Scottish star ahead of her 41st birthday and was joined by old chum and former Friends co-star Courtney Cox, as well as country singer Cheryl Crow.
Jennifer donned a brown and pink bikini and she soaked up the sun with her companions by the swimming pool, while Gerard kicked back on a sun lounger in light blue shorts.
Cabo San Lucas is a modest resort on the tip of the Baja Peninsula that is home to La Paz. It has a reputation as a wedding destination and is also home to a wide range of high-class golf courses for visitors to enjoy. Golfers are promised desert mountain terrain alongside ocean vistas, while courses cater for a range of abilities.
There is also a big sport fishing community in Cabo San Lucas, giving holidaymakers the chance to pull out game fish to cook that evening or hook sport fish to hang about their fireplace.
Water sports in general are a big thing in this coastal town, and whether it is swimming, surfing or parasailing that takes guests' fancy, there will be an operator to help them get involved.
However, for those wanting to simply kick back and relax, the Mexican resort also has a range of golden beaches for holidaymakers to enjoy. The balmy climate means visitors are unlikely to be short of sun rays to top up their tans.
Holidaymakers may want to venture out of Cabo San Lucas and explore Mexico as a whole. The vast country has a range of attractions to keep visitors entertained, from the 1,300-year-old Mayan palace at Palenque to the bright lights of Mexico City, there is something for everyone.
Mexico boasts temperate and tropical zones, it reaches five-kilometres above sea-level and has 10,000-kilometres of coastline, and boasts a city populated by 19 million people.
A holiday in Mexico has more to offer than the possibility of a Jennifer Aniston sighting - it is a chance for a real adventure.