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What to Pack for Wet Season in Mexico
The rain is upon us now. The wet season in Mexico usually starts around mid-June, so I guess it’s a little bit early this year, but it will now last until early to mid-October. The days vary. Sometimes it can be hot and sunny with temperatures reaching 85 degrees F (29C) and then around 3 or 4pm, the clouds roll… View Post
Driving in Mexico – A Helpful Guide for First Time Visitors
Driving in Mexico can seem daunting at first. Having lived here for two years, I can honestly say I was a little bit nervous at first (especially after seeing drivers in Mexico City!). But if you’re from the US or you have some experience driving on the right side of the road in other countries, you’ll find driving in Mexico… View Post
What to Do Before, During, & After a Long Haul Flight to Avoid Jet Lag
I recently took a whirlwind trip to the UK where I flew 9 hours on Thursday night, partied all weekend with friends, and then flew back to Mexico again on a Tuesday night flight that took roughly 10.5 hours. By the time I got home I was SO exhausted that it took me the rest of the week to properly… View Post
Travel Packing Hacks: My Top 11 Tips for Stress-Free Packing
Packing for a trip, whether it’s a long weekend away or a 6-month round the world adventure can be pretty stressful. While I’ve talked about my favorite travel clothes for women to pack, I have never given my two-cents on the best travel packing hacks out there. I’ve been traveling on and off for over 10 years now with everything… View Post
Don’t Miss These 5 Ruins in the Yucatan
If you’re looking for the best ruins in the Yucatan, look no further. I’ve only been to this amazing side of Mexico a few times, but I try to visit at least two or three of the Yucatan ruins whenever I’m there. There are so many Mayan ruins in the Yucatan peninsula, it can be hard to determine which are… View Post
