We finally and unexpectedly found our paradise. We arrived in Bacalar without particularly high expectations, but the famous Lagoon of Seven Colors quickly convinced us to stay three days longer than planned. In this Bacalar travel guide, you’ll find the best things to do, where to stay, accommodation prices, food, transportation, travel tips and our…
Tulum is famous for its beautiful beaches, Mayan ruins overlooking the Caribbean and countless cenotes. But it is also one of the more developed and touristy destinations in the region, and getting around can be more complicated than you might expect. In this Tulum travel guide, you’ll find the best things to do, where to…
Valladolid is a small colonial city in the Yucatán Peninsula and a great base for exploring some of Mexico’s most famous cenotes and Mayan archaeological sites. With Chichén Itzá, Cobá and countless cenotes nearby, there is plenty to see around the city. First Impressions Valladolid has a very different atmosphere from the coastal destinations of…
Isla Holbox, Mexico is a small island in Quintana Roo, famous for its sandy streets, shallow water, beautiful beaches and natural surroundings. In this guide, you’ll discover the best things to do in Holbox, where to stay, what to eat and travel tips to plan your visit. If you are into travel stories, though, read…
Puerto Escondido, Mexico is a beach town on the Pacific coast of Oaxaca known for its laid-back vibe, surf and digital nomad hub. In this guide, you’ll discover the best things to do in Puerto Escondido, where to stay, and travel tips to plan your perfect trip. If you are into travel stories, though, read our diary…
Zipolite is a small beach village on the Pacific coast of Oaxaca, Mexico, known for its relaxed atmosphere, beautiful sandy beach and free-spirited, hippie vibe. It is also one of Mexico’s best-known clothing-optional beaches. In this Zipolite travel guide, you’ll find the best things to do, where to stay, what to eat, how to get…
Oaxaca de Juárez is one of the most interesting cities in Mexico for food, culture, street art and exploring on foot. Located in southern Mexico, Oaxaca is the capital of the state of Oaxaca and a great base for exploring the surrounding region. The city is particularly famous for its food and mezcal, but there…
Mexico City, or CDMX, is a huge city with almost endless things to see, eat and experience. We are not usually big fans of spending too much time in large cities, but CDMX was definitely an exception. We spent five days here and found it to be a great introduction to our six-month trip through…
