Jubilee Travel Blogs

Iguazu Falls is the local name in Argentina for the renowned Iguassu Falls. This spectacular waterfall system is comprised of approximately 275 different falls. Although the falls can be experienced in either Brazil or Argentina, the majority of the falls are actually on the Argentinean side.

When Lady Roosevelt first witnessed the falls her response was, “Poor Niagara.” This article explore...

What to See in Paris - Top 10 Places to visit in Paris

1. The Eiffel Tower: Ok, ten out or ten for stating the obvious. Everyone puts the Eiffel Tower top of the list of things to see in Paris. But with good reason, because the Eiffel Tower is a place you just can’t miss. From its looming construction...

Jamaica’s Blue and John Crow Mountains National Park has just achieved UNESCO World Heritage Status! It is one of only 32 sites in the world that have is recognized for both its natural and cultural significance, and the first mixed site for the Caribbean sub-region. The park is globally known for its biodiversity, and is one of two remaining habitats...

Discover what Jacques Cousteau called the “Aquarium of the World" by traveling with Jubilee Travel's Marketing Director on a nine-day trip that she took in March 2015 which covered the full Baja California Sur experience. Watch the video and contact us for your complementary consultation to escape to Baja Sur.

The Temazcal is a cleaning experience and rebirth to be experienced at least once in their existence. The ritual combines herbs, flowers, music and a lot of heat in a rustic cocoon, reminiscent of the womb, dark and damp, captained by a Mayan shaman, typically attire.

The ceremony takes place in four phases, representing the four seasons of the year and...

In March 2015, the Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA; www.adventuretravel.biz) together with the tourism board of Baja California Sur showcased the region to a group of experienced outbound tour operators, specialized media and influencers from the adventure travel industry during Mexico’s first AdventureWeek. Our Marketing Director, Judy Karwacki, was among the participants invited by ATTA and BCS.

Dolphin Discovery - Dolphin Royal Swim program gives you the chance to kiss, hug and give a handshake to a dolphin. It includes the famous foot push where two dolphins propel you from your feet soles up the water surface. Next, you speed through the turquoise water by grabbing the dolphins’ dorsal fins as they give you an exhilarating ride. You get...

Rio Secreto is a stunning underground river with thousands of dramatic stalactites and stalagmites. The tour takes you back to see natural history dating back millions of years as you hike and swim through a 600-meter cavern route. Going deep inside an underground cave, you experience profound silence floating through some of the most dramatic mineral formations in the world.

Xplor Fuego is a fun night adventure where you soar on a series of seven ziplines through night skies and under the stars, skimming along the treetops and discover the jungle from up above. Then travel in amphibious vehicles along spectacular trails, in mystical caverns, through a crocodile pit, under a waterfall and over suspension bridges. A raft journey takes...

On Day 2, we visit Coco Bongo, Mexico’s answer to Las Vegas. Coco Bongo is an exhilarating and entertaining combination between a nightclub, a rock concert and a Cirque de Soleil acrobatic circus. It offers non-stop music and unlimited drinks and fun from 1030p to 330a and beyond nightly.