I landed in Cancun airport by myself. I walked through the arrivals area amid shouts from the taxi drivers, shouts from hotel reps, offers of ice-cold Coronas with freshly squeezed limes. It was a cliché being played out in real life. It’s exactly what I’d always imagined Mexico to be like. The moment the sliding doors opened the humidity hit… View Post
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The Ultimate List of Things to Do in Mexico
There are so many amazing things to do in Mexico. Whether you want to explore hidden beaches, swim in cenotes, climb ancient ruins, or eat the best food you’ve ever had in your life, it’s all possible in Mexico. I’ve been living in this incredible country for four years and counting. There is nothing I love more than finding new… View Post
Buses in Mexico: Everything You Need to Know
One of the best ways to get around Mexico is to use the very well connected Mexican bus lines. Traveling by bus around Mexico is one of the easiest and most affordable ways to see the country. Buses here aren’t just for backpackers in Mexico, they’re for anyone who wants to sit back and enjoy a relaxing journey and has… View Post
Reopening Tourism in Mexico
The reopening of tourism in Mexico is a slow process, but it has well and truly begun in many parts of the country as of June 1st. This article is being constantly updated to ensure that you have the most up-to-date information about things reopening in Mexico for tourism. Understanding Mexico’s Red Light System The Mexican government has created a… View Post
The Best Roma Norte Restaurants
Roma Norte is perhaps my most frequented neighborhood in Mexico City. The main reason for that is because it’s home to amazing bars and restaurants and this is a list of what I think are the absolute best Roma Norte restaurants worth checking out. Roma Norte used to be a haven for creatives, artists, musicians, and bohemians thanks to it’s… View Post
The Best Things to Do in Tulum Mexico
There are so many fun things to do in Tulum and around the Tulum region of the Riveria Maya. Whether you’re just looking to be a beach bum or you want to explore all of the local ruins and cenotes, there’s plenty to keep you busy (or not at all busy) during your trip to Tulum. When I first visited… View Post