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Boutique spa hotels and centuries-old churches sit cheek by jowl in this low-key lakeside town.
Read the articleDestinations: Valle de Bravo
Themes: Food + Drink · Adventure Vacations
Inspired by: 5 Best Ways to Explore Valle de Bravo, Mexico — by Jeff Spurrier, Published Nov. 2007
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The area's top hotel has 28 stylish—and affordable—tented suites and a Japanese onsen–inspired spa, complete with bamboo furniture, burning incense
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The mediterranean-inspired restaurant's wood-burning oven delivers crispy, thin-crust pizza.
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Take a tour on a J-24 racing sailboat with expert guide Tito "El Chino" Benítez. Race other crafts around the lake or lazily explore the area, stop
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The church's fire-blackened Black Christ (Cristo Negro) sculpture is said to perform miracles and attracts thousands of Mexican pilgrims each year.
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