I love spending time in Mexico! It’s why I called Cozumel home for over two years. But I haven’t just stayed on this beautiful Caribbean Island. During my time in Mexico, I’ve traveled to Central Mexico, the Yucatan, Riviera Maya, and Oaxaca.
Along the way, I create informative travel guides and travel tips for traveling to Mexico. From Mexico City to Cancun and travel destinations in between. If you’re planning to travel to Mexico, these in-depth guides will help you plan your perfect Mexico vacation.
Honestly, I don’t usually go out to eat breakfast. But going out for breakfast in Oaxaca City excites me. That’s just how good and creative the food is. I love the modern use of traditional ingredients that find their way onto Oaxaca breakfast menus. And as a result, I generally suggest ordering one of the…
Imagine swimming in an infinity pool of natural spring water on the top of a cliff with endless views of the surrounding mountains. To your right is a beautiful petrified waterfall that cascades into the valley below, appearing as if it has been frozen in time. This is the gorgeous scene at Hierve el Agua, Oaxaca.
Oaxaca is the paradise of mezcal. And if you’ve been in the city for a few days, you’ve probably started to see it for yourself. It’s the dominant liquor on most cocktail lists and there are even entire bars, called mezcalerias, devoted to sipping the spirit. But perhaps most interesting are the small palenques of…
During my nearly two weeks in San Cristobal, one of the most surprising finds was the variety of restaurants. San Cristobal de las Casas has attracted a wide culinary range that includes a remarkable number of Asian and vegan restaurants. It’s amazing to find two places serving Korean food in a Mexican town of this…
Oaxaca tours manage to mix nature, history, and artisans in one, often with a mezcal tasting for good measure. The beauty of basing yourself in the city is the abundance of day trips from Oaxaca to the surrounding valleys. Click to discover the vibrancy of Oaxaca.
If you study a map of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, you’ll soon realize there are more Mayan ruins to visit than famous Chichen Itza. Discover the 7 best ruins in the Yucatan and which one is our favorite.
One of the most important things to know about Day of the Dead is it’s a family affair. A time for reflection on those who’ve left his world. But there’s so much more to this traditional Mexican holiday. Read on to discover the facts about Day of the Dead you don’t know.
Mayan Ruins, wild flamingos, cenotes, oh my! Valladolid, Mexico has a lot to offer. Read on to discover why we keep coming back to this charming colonial town in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula.
A trip to Mexico is not complete without spending an afternoon in a traditional Mexican cantina. It’s a budget-friendly way to have a few beers and enjoy a few snacks with friends while traveling in Mexico. Read our guide to visiting a cantina in Mexico.
Are you thinking of visiting Celestun Mexico to see the flamingos? Read everything you need to know before you go, including our secret to the best flamingo boat tour.
Traveling to Merida, Mexico? There are so many (free) things to do in this cultural capital of the Yucatan Peninsula. Read our travel guide – The Best Things to do in Merida and explore the best that Merida has to offer!
Save our guide for your Merida, Mexico travels. This ultimate guide to Merida museums includes a quick profile on each museum, including the hours and admission price. Many of the museum and events in Mexico are free – great for the budget traveler!
Shopping for antiques in Merida is one of my favorite things to do. If you love the history and haciendas of the Yucatan Peninsula, this guide to antique stores in Merida will help fill out your afternoon. Happy hunting and be sure to check out our other guides to Merida too.
If you’re visiting Mexico City, you must read our complete guide to Xochimilco. This is the ultimate party day trip from Mexico City. Our guide includes how to get there using public transportation and get the best pricing.
Do you want to know how to visit Teotihuacan? You’re in the right place. Teotihuacan was one of the most influential cities in Mesoamerica. Its magnificence is immediately evident when you enter the archeological site and view the two largest Teotihuacan pyramids – the Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon. So…
