Packing for the Copper Canyon can be tricky but this Copper Canyon packing list walks you through everything you’ll need, no matter the season – including some things you won’t have thought necessary. Packing for our trip to the Copper Canyon was the first time I’ve ever scrabbled around and Read more…
If you’re wondering about the Yucatan beaches then wonder no more as this article answers all your questions about where to go and what to do
The very best cenotes to visit from Merida, Yucatan. From well-maintained tourist ready sites to completely wild cenotes, read all about your options here.
Are you thinking about taking a trip with your best friends? Not sure where to go? Considering Mexico? Friend, you should absolutely be considering Mexico. I’ve been travelling around Mexico with my friends for years, taking trips, laughing, learning, exploring and bonding, so let me tell you about six of Read more…
We recently took the most epic southern Mexico road trip: eleven days driving around Yucatán, Campeche, Tabasco, and we even took a foray into Chiapas to visit Palenque. We only took eleven days because it was the school vacation and time, sadly, was limited, had we been able to, we Read more…
Wine tasting in Mexico is absolutely a thing everyone should do. Did you know that Mexico has a vibrant wine culture that stretches all the way back to the sixteenth century? I didn’t until I read up on the history of Mexican wine prior to travelling to the Valle de Read more…
Tapalpa, one of Mexico’s pueblos magicos, is a small town in the Jaliscan countryside around two hours from Guadalajara. It is also stunningly beautiful and well known as a great spot for outdoor fun. Guadalajarans flock here at the weekends and, having spent some time here in the summer of Read more…
Sophie, a Brit living in Mexico City, was kind enough to send me a postcard when she took a trip to Zipolite beach in the state of Oaxaca. Did you know that Zipolite is Mexico’s first and only legal nudist beach? How do you think she got on whipping off Read more…
So, you’re driving from Merida to Campeche (or, of course, Campeche to Merida) along the 180 and want to find somewhere to buy a hat along the way, right? Because that’s the first thing I’d think of if I were to do that journey: where can I buy me a Read more…
Looking for something slightly different to do in Merida? Quite fancy seeing another side to this beautiful and fascinating city? Then why not grab a hat and a large bottle of water and head on over to the cemetery for a totally different experience? This outing is perfect for everyone, Read more…