Guide, information, and tips to make your trip to Mexico a memorable experience. You will discover lots of unimaginable places you wouldn’t believe!
The Mexican Riviera, unlike the Riviera Maya, comprises three very different beach destinations. Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan and Puerto Vallarta make up this popular Riviera that is a destination for cruise ships coming from Los Angeles or San Francisco.
There’s a reason why there are lots of expats in Mexico. One of the most culturally, architecturally, and naturally rich countries in the world.
If you’re planning on fishing in Mexico on your next vacation, you came to the right spot. There are many places where sport fishing is allowed. This is thanks to the vast coastline of the Mexican geography.
Tipping in Mexico can get tricky due to the various factors involved. But today, I’ll cover some of the most common scenarios. Whenever you go to a restaurant or hotel, and it’s time to pay the bill, you’ve probably asked yourself: how much should I tip? Some will just leave the change, while others 10,…
The Mayan route brings together important elements such as history, culture, and nature places like Quintana Roo, Campeche, and Yucatan…
Although selecting the most beautiful cities in Mexico is challenging, I have chosen 20 that stand out among them all. One of every four cities in the Americas declared World Heritage by Unesco is Mexican, which highlights the beauty of Mexico’s metropolises.
Among the best things to do in Guanajuato City include admiring its architectural beauty, peaceful streets, fascinating museums, and various festivals and popular celebrations that enliven the town throughout the year.
Camping in Mexico is a common practice for those who like eco-tourism and adventure activities. Whether in the mountains, the forest, or the beach, do not hesitate to enjoy the beautiful places and be in contact with nature.
As you may already know, Mexico City is the country’s capital and political and financial hub. The Aztecs founded it under the name of Tenochtitlan in the year 1325 (according to historians).
More than 30 million people cross through Tijuana Mexico every year to the United States. Nevertheless, Tijuana has many other good reasons to stay a few extra days for a vacation.