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San Cristóbal de las Casas or “San Cris”, how the locals call it, is a town tucked away in Chiapas, the southernmost state of Mexico. I knew I was going to love this town from the moment I set foot on… Continue Reading →
Grutas de Tolantongo is one of the most magical places that I’ve ever seen in my life. You can relax in natural hot springs, enjoy the spectacular view or hike along a turquoise river in the middle of a huge… Continue Reading →
Puerto Escondido is a small beach town on the Pacific Coast of Oaxaca, Mexico. It’s known as the surf capital of Mexico because of the great waves on Playa Zicatela. Puerto Escondido means “hidden port” and as the name says,… Continue Reading →
Nestled among the moutains of the southern Mexican state Oaxaca, you’ll find the magical village San José del Pacífico. Most travelers visit this village for only one reason: the magic mushrooms that grow in this area. You can legally consume magic… Continue Reading →
Visiting Tulum almost feels like coming home to me. Besides the dreamy beach town Todos Santos, Tulum is one of my favorite places in Mexico. Having spent quite some time in this lovely town on the Riviera Maya, I had… Continue Reading →
Todos Santos is a small beach town on the Pacific coast of Baja California Sur in Mexico. This guide to Todos Santos provides you with everything you need to know before you go. From the top things to do, to… Continue Reading →
The peninsula Baja California Sur has a semi-desert climate offering remoteness and virgin beaches, like Balandra. Playa Balandra is considered to be Mexico’s most beautiful beach. It consists of a small bay with very calm waters surrounded by hills of… Continue Reading →
A good breakfast is the perfect way to start the day with energy and in a good mood. Especially when I travel I love getting up in the morning and trying out different breakfast places everyday. Being Mexico’s second biggest… Continue Reading →
Tlaquepaque is a cute village that makes a great day trip from Guadalajara. It takes 15 minutes to get there by car so it’s suitable even if you only have a few hours to spend. Despite being so close to… Continue Reading →
Isla Mujeres is a small Mexican island located where the Carribean sea and the Gulf of Mexico meet. Before visiting Isla Mujeres I had imagined it as a beautiful island paradise with virgin beaches. But who was I kidding –… Continue Reading →