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Mexico
Best things to do in Oaxaca State
Oaxaca (pronounced ‘wahaca’) lies on the Pacific Ocean coast of southern Mexico. One of the country’s most diverse states, it remains a stronghold for almost twenty indigenous groups, most notably the Zapotec. But Oaxaca also has more than its fair share of subtropical beaches. In particular around Huatulco and Puerto Escondido. At the same time,... Read More
7 Day Riviera Maya Itinerary
The Mayans were lucky people indeed, as are their modern descendants. That’s because the Mexican riviera that bears their name is like the very best taco - it contains the perfect combination of a little of everything. Impressive archaeological remains, jungle, beaches, and culture are never far away. If you’d like to take out all... Read More
Best Things to do in Los Cabos
Welcoming more than two million visitors every year, Los Cabos doesn’t disappoint. Situated at the southern tip of Mexico’s Baja California Sur state, its beaches tot up to more than 30 kilometers in length. These connect quaint colonial towns filled with cobblestone streets and atmosphere. A short distance inland, you’ll also find pristine desert landscapes... Read More
4 Days in Cancun
There’s more to Cancun than beautiful white sand beaches, turquoise waters, and incredible nightlife, and plenty to do with 4 days in Cancun. If you head out of the main tourist areas, you’ll find local markets, underwater museums, and even ancient Mayan cities. If you’re planning to spend a few days in and around Cancun... Read More
Tulum City Guide
Tulum is a compact city less than 2 hours south of Cancun on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. It’s famous for its ancient Mayan ruins set atop a cliff overlooking crystalline Caribbean waters. The city has beautiful beaches, natural biospheres nearby, chic boutiques, subterranean cenotes for swimming, and exceptional bars and restaurants. Here is our Tulum city... Read More
Cancun City Guide
Cancun is a lively city nestled on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula overlooking the Caribbean Sea. It’s divided into two parts - the original downtown area with bustling markets, authentic restaurants, and verdant parks, and the Zona Hotelera, or Hotel Zone. The latter caters to domestic and international tourists with white sand beaches, modern shopping malls, myriad... Read More
Mexico City Design Guide
Mexico City is filled with unique and unusual places and spaces. From historic plazas or ancient palaces and temples, to hotels designed like ice cubes or restaurants set inside old mansions and tree-covered bungalows, there’s much for design lovers to see and do in Mexico City! There’s a lot going on, and that’s why we’ve... Read More
Mexico City Neighborhoods
Many visitors to Mexico City tend to stay around the historic center, where the National Palace, Metropolitan Cathedral, Palace of Fine Arts ,and historic Plaza Santo Domingo are. However, there is so much more to explore when you venture into other Mexico City Neighborhoods. From beautiful Art-Deco homes and lush parkland with museums and sculptures,... Read More
Getting To and From Mexico City Airport
There are many ways to get from Mexico City Airport into the city’s historic center, and all of them are very reasonably priced. You can opt to travel via bus, metro, taxi, Uber, or even drive yourself with a rental vehicle. Here are a few ideas, along with prices showing the easiest ways to get... Read More