The vibrant little village of Sayulita in Nayarit is a hotspot for Mexico travelers. Located just north of Puerto Vallarta, Sayulita is a hip surfer town full of boutique hotels, great restaurants, and sandy beaches. Explore the best of what this beach town has to offer with these top five things to do in Sayulita.
With stunning beaches, a vibrant nightlife scene, and endless water-based activities, it’s no wonder that Cabo San Lucas is one of Mexico’s most popular beach getaways. Whether you’re escaping to the seaside city on a family vacation or solo retreat, we’ve rooted out some of the best activities in Cabo San Lucas— from exciting ocean adventures to flavorful taco tours. Here are the top five things to do in Cabo San Lucas.
While Mexico’s coastal cities typically get the lion’s share of attention from travelers, people are picking up on Mexico City’s charm. This high-elevation mega city is home to countless wonders, from whimsical art districts and storied museums to baroque cathedrals and ancient Aztec ruins. Its array of things to do and vastly different neighborhoods make the city a great choice for solo backpackers and families alike. While you could easily spend weeks exploring the city, here are the top 5 things to do in Mexico City to add to your itinerary.
Traveling has become a staple for many of us. Some of us travel abroad while others decide to explore our own country from border to border and coast to coast. The travel industry continues to grow each year and whether it’s due to inflation or a rise in demand, travel seems like it has become more expensive. Whatever your reason is for travel, business or pleasure, retirement or gap year, we did the research for you to help cut travel costs and save some dough while still getting the best out of your traveling.
We’ve visited many spots in Mexico over the decades (both popular as well as obscure spots), and we finally made it to one of the more popular Mexican vacation destinations: Cabo San Lucas! We grew up going to inexpensive spots like Tijuana and Rosarito, and this is definitely very different.
Earlier this year, we took our families to Mexico to explore, listen to some live music, and enjoy some delicious Mexican food (something we don’t have a lot of on Maui.) Our trip did not disappoint! An unexpected surprise came as we learned of the many cenotes (freshwater underground pools) dotting the Yucatan Peninsula. Below are some highlights from our Mexico trip!
