DW cs4 not displaying correctly in IE9

I built a site in DW cs4 it does not display properly in IE9, am I missing code?
The website works great in Safari, FireFox, Google Chrome and then it goes wackie in IE9 ( and earlier IE)
Here is the site: www.mexicobeachcharters.com
Please help.
jsw313

Looks quite bad in Firefox with increased text-size.
This is caused by your liberal use of position:absolute and explicit height values on containers. For the web, this is a recipe for disaster. It's much better if you don't use any positioning or height values. Web pages must be flexible; not rigid.
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