A secret gem found in the south-east of Mexico, Campeche is an underrated region to visit in Mexico often missed by many travelers planning to visit this part of the country. Not only can we enjoy beautiful beaches along the Gulf of Mexico (without the crowds), you can also see a more authentic side of…
One of the new Seven Wonders of the World, Chichén Itzá is a truly remarkable site to visit in the Riviera Maya region of Mexico. With towering temples, hidden ancient mysteries and a site which was once the focal point of the Mayan kingdom, we think that visiting Chichén Itzá is a must on any…
Is Tulum expensive and how much do you need when traveling here? A popular Mexican town for both backpackers and luxury travelers alike, Tulum is full of great experiences. Here we can head to many white sand Caribbean beaches, and also enjoy natural sites such as the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve and numerous cenotes nearby….
Playa del Carmen is by far one the most popular places to visit in Mexico’s Caribbean coast. Here we can snorkel with Whale Sharks, visit all kinds of ancient temples as well as eat some really tasty Mexican food. Playa del Carmen Itinerary In this guide we’ll explore one of our very best itineraries for…
Can you drink the water in Playa del Carmen? One of the most popular towns you can visit in Mexico, Playa del Carmen has many awesome things that you can see and do. However you may be wondering whether it is safe to drink the water here, which is important to know since many travellers…
How much do you need when traveling around Mexico? A popular destination for all kinds of travelers, Mexico is an incredible country to visit. Here we can go snorkeling in both the Caribbean and Pacific waters, explore ancient temples and also eat and drink up from one of the tastiest cuisines on the planet. In…
Welcome to our Playa del Carmen safety guide. This atmospheric Caribbean town is one of the liveliest you can visit in Mexico, and is a must-see during your time in the Riviera Maya. Known for its bustling nightlife and endless entertainment opportunities, Playa also has some unique attractions that attract visitors from all four corners…
If you’re looking for an exotic beach destination in Mexico with all kinds of entertainment, then look no further than Playa del Carmen. Here we can find all kinds of unique and memorable activities, which range from visiting cenotes to diving with Whale Sharks. In this article we’ll list the seven best reasons to visit…
Welcome to our Mexico safety guide designed for backpackers and travelers. By far one of the most popular countries for travel on the planet (let alone just Latin America), Mexico is an absolute must-visit in our opinion. Here we can explore ancient ruins within the dense jungle, whilst also spotting exotic and rare animals. We…
An oasis of green rivers and thermally-heated cave pools, Tolantongo is a true off-the-beaten-path paradise. Here we can enjoy this secluded site, whilst taking in the awesome views of the giant canyons that surround it. Whilst in Tolantongo we can also make the most of the surrounding Hidalgo region, which includes getting to know the…
In this practical transport guide, we’ll look at 4 different ways on how to get to Mahahual and we’ll also give you our personal opinion on which is the overall best route to take. We’ll also touch on other important topics such as safety and when is best to visit, as well as how to…
Known for its beautiful Caribbean beaches and surrounding nature, Tulum is a great place to base yourself in. We can easily reach many worthwhile sites with a short colectivo ride, including the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, various cenotes as well as the surrounding jungle. The town also has a nice vibe going for it, and…
Are you looking for the best way to get from Tulum to Bacalar? Once a sleepy lakeside town, Bacalar has since become a highly popular stop for any traveler heading around the Riviera Maya region of Mexico. Here we can enjoy a kayak ride around the lagoon (or also head on a boat tour), get…
When deciding whether to visit Mahahual (or not) at lot can be left to the imagination if you don’t get the the proper advice from someone who has actually visited. Known for its unique diving and snorkeling opportunities, deep blue waters, and picture-perfect beaches, Mahahual is not usually on the radar of the hoards of…
Have you ever considered what the drinking water in Mexico is like? One of the biggest worries we get asked about Mexico (aside from the usual drug cartel worries) is the potential risk of getting ill. Unfortunately many travelers get some kind of bug when traveling through Mexico, which is mostly from the water which…
Is Playa del Carmen Expensive? One of the most popular places to visit in Mexico, Playa del Carmen really is one of a kind. This bustling beach town on the Caribbean is full of great nightlife, entertainment and is also close to many incredible cenotes and ancient ruins. Of course travelers who are on a…
Welcome to our San Cristóbal de las Casas safety guide. Nestled up in the mountains of Chiapas, this town has become a staple among most travelers who backpack through Mexico. Here we can enjoy both a cooler climate, along with a more relaxed pace of life. San Cristóbal also offers a gateway into meeting the…
Welcome to our Merida safety guide. This epic city is a must-visit when in the Yucatán region, known for both its beautiful buildings and ancient Mayan culture. You could easily spend weeks at a time here seeing both the city highlights, and also heading on numerous days trips to both the nearby cenotes and ancient…
Are you wondering how to get from Guadalajara to Puerto Vallarta? Regardless of where you’re planning to head in Mexico, you’ll want to spend at least some time at the beach. Whilst the Caribbean is the most popular, the Pacific also has some idyllic spots like Puerto Vallarta. Here you’ll find long, beautiful golden beaches…
Welcome to our Riviera Maya safety guide. One of the most popular regions you can visit in Mexico, the Riviera Maya really has it all. Here you can spend the early morning exploring ancient Mayan ruins, followed by chilling in a picturesque cenote, and then heading to the beach in the mid-afternoon. And that’s all…