Are you thinking of visiting Tulum Ruins, Mexico? You are in the right place! I have been there three times (that's how much I like it!), used every mode of transportation to get there, and
Looking for the best things to do in Querétaro? I've put together an expert list of all my favourites from my time in Querétaro!
I love my city! I've been living in Merida Mexico for about a year now, and since I'm a blogger I have put in even more effort to get to know this city inside and out. I love to share on my blog about places I know well and Merida Mexico is one of them!
Click here to read a complete and honest review of the Royal Hideaway Playacar in Playa del Carman, Mexico!
On my first trip to Chiapas, I ran out of time to make it to the Lacandona/Montes Azules Chiapas jungle and I really regretted it. So on my last trip to Chiapas, I made it a priority to make it to this remote and lush natural region. So I booked 4 days at Las Guacamayas
Whether you're seeking adventure or relaxation, our article highlights the best things to do in Zihuatanejo for every type of traveller
Discover these magical things to do in Holbox, Mexico's Island paradise. Find out where to stay, eat and what to do for an unforgettable stay.
Here are the best things to do and places to eat and stay in the unspoiled fishing town of Yelapa in Jalisco, Mexico—the perfect escape from Puerto Vallarta.
Are you looking for something to do in Mexico besides Tulum and Cabo San Lucas? Click here for the best hidden gems in Mexico to visit.
Discover Hacienda Mucuyche, the best cenote and former hacienda in Yucatan, Mexico. Everything you need to know to visit can be found here.
Where to find the best shrimp fajitas, fish tacos, ceviches and even lionfish in Cozumel? Here you'll find the best restaurants in Cozumel!
Mexico is een geweldig land om een roadtrip te maken. Dit was onze route in Mexico, waarbij je in drie weken de mooiste plekken bezoekt.
This guide outlines everything you need to know about driving in Mexico. We'll cover document requirements, car insurance, car rentals, safety, Mexican police, and more.
Frequent comments about Mazatlan include 'it's not safe', 'I don't like it' and 'there's nothing to do there'. While everyone is entitled to their opinion, I can honestly say that during my recent visit, I felt very safe - more so than in other cruise ports as there were...
Click here to read a complete and honest review of the Royal Hideaway Playacar in Playa del Carman, Mexico!
8 cool and unusual off the beaten path Mexico City things to do! If you've been to the city before or you want to avoid the tourist traps, check these out instead.
With plenty of beaches, boutiques, sunshine and restaurants, get to know the amazing things to do in Punta Mita.
From hidden waterfalls, secret beaches, mud baths, crocodile tours and hiking spots, find the best things to do in Huatulco + everything you need to know!
Looking for your perfect Mexico itinerary? In this blog post I have put together your a customisable itinerary, fitting everyones needs!
Heading to Bacalar, Mexico soon? Here's my super detailed Bacalar Lagoon travel guide that includes the best places to stay and best spots to swim and more! Crystal clear, spearmint blue water, and swinging hammocks
Red River Attractions: Are you looking for the best things to do in Red River, NM? There are so many fun things to see and do in this area. I've also included
Envigado, Colombia is a great little town on the edge of Medellin that offers up an amazing place to stay, live, and enjoy life. Here's your ultimate guide.
There really is no city in the US quite like Santa Fe, New Mexico. Founded as a Spanish colony in 1610, the city is famous for its historic churches, Pueblo-style architecture, and picturesque winding streets.
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It's no secret that Ajijic Jalisco in Mexico is one of the most colorful towns on the outskirts of Guadalajara...
Valladolid, Mexico represents the heart of the Yucatán. Click for ideas and things to do in and around the Yucatán's most charming city!
Ruidoso New Mexico is a great place to visit. In this article I will show you where it is, where to stay, and 10+ things you must do when you get here!
Ensenada is an easy road trip (or cruise stop) for those looking to venture south of the border. Read on for what to do in Ensenada!
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To get a feel of a slow-paced Mexican resort, head down to this charming seaside town in Quintana Roo. Check out the best things to do in Akumal, Mexico.
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Go snorkeling, release baby turtles, climb a waterfall or take a mud bath - here's a guide to the best things to do in Huatulco.
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Merida is a city that's getting noticed. There are lots of fun things to do in Merida to keep you busy! Here are the best places to visit.
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Nuevo Laredo had been on our list of places to visit for far too long, so we decided enough was enough. It was time to visit Nuevo Laredo, Mexico! We wanted to make sure we enjoyed Nuevo Laredo to the fullest, so we did lots of research and asked around for recommendations on the best places to go and things to do in Nuevo Laredo. The list below is a compilation of the suggestions we received. Unfortunately, we did not have as much time there as we would’ve liked, meaning we weren’t able to personally tackle everything, but we still wanted to include them in the list since they received such high praise from friends, family, and locals of Nuevo Laredo. Want to be more prepared before your trip? We’ve been using the Rosetta Stone app! It has 5-10 minute lessons all on your phone with visual and audio cues to help you learn quick! Join Rosetta Stone now and get 50% off your lifetime subscription! How to Get to Nuevo Laredo, Mexico The fastest and most affordable way to get from Texas to Nuevo Laredo is by plane. If you keep an eye on ticket prices, you might score some great deals. The cheapest option is taking a Greyhound Bus, but your travel time won’t be quite as short. The bus will take you to Laredo where you’ll then walk across Bridge 1. Traveling by car is more convenient and you can make the trip in your own time, but there are certainly more costs, especially for tolls, gas, snacks, and any stops you may want to make along the way. From Dallas to Nuevo Laredo, it is about 431 miles / 694 km. Safety Measures While Traveling It is best to stay near the border and the Market (AKA Mercado Maclovio Herrera, which is mentioned more below). The best time to cross the border is in the morning. At the border, both militaries are heavily armed. To avoid any issues at the border crossing or along the border, we recommend hiding valuables, dressing modestly, not carrying a lot of jewelry and expensive accessories, and driving an inexpensive car. If you are looking for trouble, you’ll find it, which will not be good. But overall, the people in the stores, food stalls, and eateries are friendly and welcoming. If this route makes you uncomfortable, opt for booking a flight, arriving at the airport, and then going to your destination. The airport is small; there are no waiting rooms, places to eat, or phone charging areas; it’s more of a touch-and-go location. Where to Eat in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico Try Nuevo Laredo’s Famous Tacos At the border crossing, the tacos at “El Santo Niño,” also known as “Tacos El Papa Mundo,” are the best. They have been featured in the news and in popular city magazines. This small taco stand has appointed itself as the unofficial welcoming committee for border crossers. The taco stand has been open for over 80 years and more than three generations. It opens early and does not close until 9:00 pm. You can find the stand at the intersection of Galeana and Victoria, past the church. But if you’re having trouble finding it, ask around! Anyone can show you the way. Indulge at La Providencia Panadería La Providencia Panadería is the oldest bakery in Nuevo Laredo. It has been open since 1878, so yeah, they know what they are doing. They sell pan dulce and other traditional baked goods like donuts and cinnamon rolls. This bakery is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike in Nuevo Laredo. Grab Some Candy at Dulceria La Reina At Dulceria La Reina, you’ll find everything you need for party favors in bulk at an affordable price. There are piñatas in all sorts of shapes and sizes; boxes and boxes of spicy candy, gum and hard candy, sweet candy, and even party favors, gifts, and all you’ll need to make candy bags for your next event. Get a Refreshment at La Michocana La Michoacana is a staple you’ll find all over Mexico. At La Michaocana, you can choose from popsicles, ice creams, bolis (thick popsicle sticks), and aguas frescas, a beverage made with all types of fruit and lots of ice. This is the best place to let your body catch a break from the sun! Snack on Epic Elote at El Snack El Snack has the best elote and esquites in town. Esquites are corn in a cup with mayo, lemon, salt, cheese, butter, and other ingredients, making it a great snack at any time! Dine with the Locals at El Padrino No. 1 We didn’t have the chance to try this place, but it was recommended at least twice during our short visit. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and all their traditional Mexican dishes are perfect for curing any hangover or satisfying any craving. You’ll find foods like tampiquenas, milanesas, ternera, pollo en mole, carnitas, flautas, and enchiladas, or choose the Guisado Del Dia or the daily special. Get Your Hands on More Tacos at Taqueria Vicky Taqueria Vicky is also known as “Fat Tacos” because their portions are so generous. The gorditas are 35 pesos per person (that equates to about $2). They also offer barbacoa, picadillo, carnitas, and more. Let’s Talk About Food & a Good Time Get Serenaded at El Rancho The breakfast buffet at El Rancho is one of the most popular attractions in town. The menu includes scrambled eggs with sausage, barbacoa, carnitas, menudo, and more. We were there for lunch and had chicharones with queso fresco, choriqueso, salsitas, costillas de cabrito & cabrito de machito. The parrillada was also fantastic; it included fajita chicken, ribs, queso fundido, guacamole, onions, and jalapenos. There is also a mariachi band that plays songs per request for a donation, and sometimes there are even dancers in traditional dresses from the Tamaulipas region. The atmosphere is fantastic! Relax and enjoy some entertainment with aRead More »
If you’re looking for the perfect vacation destination, look no further than Huatulco, Mexico! There are so many things to do in Huatulco, and it is absolutely gorgeous.
Let's Be Friends! Follow along with me on Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook & Twitter! I've always said that if I moved away from New Mexico, the number one thing that I would miss would be the Albuquerque restaurants. I have visited countless big cities and multiple countries and I still swear that the food here is
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A day trip to Tulum from Cancun will be the best decision you make during your Mexican vacation. Here's everything you'll need to know during your day trip!
Let's dive into the best time to visit Curacao, so you can not only visit the best island but also at the best time.
