One of the biggest reasons to visit Merida, and indeed the entire state of the Yucatan, is for the food. There is an endless number of amazing restaurants in Merida, so it can be hard to figure out which are best (and trust me, some are not worth the hype!). After several trips to this beautiful city and lots of… View Post
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Things to Do in Merida Mexico: A Guide to the White City
Merida is one of my favorite cities in all of Mexico. There are so many fun things to do in Merida, the weather is amazing year-round (if you don’t mind sweating), and the beaches are close enough to spend the day there. It’s small enough to walk around and yet big enough that you can sample tons of different restaurants,… View Post
Bacalar Lagoon: Everything You Want to Know About Where to Stay, Eat, & Play
Bacalar Lagoon, or Laguna Bacalar as it’s called in Spanish, is a beautiful part of Mexico. It is still a sleepy little town without anywhere near as many tourists as neighboring Tulum and Playa del Carmen. Many call Bacalar the Maldives of Mexico. I mean, I’ve never been to the Maldives, but I’m not sure I can agree. It’s not… View Post
Do I Need a VPN in Mexico?
I never really thought about using a VPN before I moved to Mexico. I’d heard of people using them, sure, but I didn’t think it was something I really needed as a blogger or as a regular internet user. I knew that a lot of people use a VPN in China where lots of websites are blocked so that they… View Post
50+ Mexican Drinks: All of the Mexican Beverages You Need to Try in Mexico
Before moving to Mexico, I had no idea of the plethora of Mexican drinks that existed. Embarrassing as it is to admit, I pretty much just thought of tequila, margaritas, and Corona. Well, my friends, I’m here to share with you far more Mexican beverages that just those three. For those that want something fresh and light, there are tons… View Post
The Absolute Best Things to Do in Huatulco
While Huatulco is known best as a resort area with rows of all-inclusive hotels, it’s also a sleepy beach town with tons of quiet bays to explore and a neighboring jungle full of waterfalls to swim beneath. There are a surprisingly large amount of fun things to do in Huatulco, but there’s also plenty of quiet beaches where you can… View Post