People generally think of sprawling beaches and luxury resorts when they picture Cabo San Lucas, but if you’re not making time to explore the city’s legendary downtown district, you’re not getting the full Cabo experience. Shopping, dining, sightseeing, and nightlife abound, and the vibe is unlike anything else in the world. There are a few stops,...

Located about 15 miles southwest of Puerto Vallarta and secluded in a remote cove between the Pacific Ocean and the Sierra Madre mountains, Yelapa is an ideal getaway for any intrepid adventurer exploring the state of Jalisco. Its remote location makes it extremely popular among travelers looking to escape the hustle and bustle of Puerto Vallarta, and its picturesq...

Located just south of Cancun and bordering the Caribbean Sea, the Riviera Maya is one of Mexico’s ultimate resort stretches. With beach communities spanning from Puerto Morelos to Tulum, you’ll have no shortage of unforgettable adventures at your fingertips.  The Best Beaches in the Riviera Maya More than anything, the Riviera Maya is known for i...

Nestled along Mexico’s picturesque Pacific Coast in the state of Jalisco, Puerto Vallarta is a premier beach and resort destination among travelers from across the world. If you’re planning to make your way to this picturesque locale, you’ll want to make time for the best spots along the shore.  We’ve listed the best beaches in Puerto ...

Puerto Vallarta isn’t just home to beautiful white-sand beaches and classy resorts. It’s also a great place to hike alongside some of the world’s most gorgeous waterfalls. If your idea of the perfect hike is one with idyllic scenery and breathtaking natural wonders, you’ll want to make time for the incredible Puerto Vallarta waterfalls. ...

Mexico is replete with incredible scenic wonders, but few sights are as unique and breathtaking as the pink lakes in Quintana Roo. Known locally as Las Coloradas (“blush red”), the cotton-candy-colored lakes attract tourists from all across the world. If you find yourself visiting the Cancún area or exploring the Riviera Maya, a short detour to L...

Hidden behind the cerulean blue of Banderas Bay is an intimate enclave of incomparable beauty, unspoiled beaches and the allure of exclusivity, Punta Mita is an unabashed paradise, boasting 340 days of sunshine a year and graced by the same latitude as Hawaii. Many call it one of the most hospitable climates in the world.  We’d like to invite you t...

Cancún is Mexico’s top resort destination, responsible for over one-third of the nation’s tourism. Travelers from all over the world come to experience the white sand beaches, the shimmering turquoise seas, and of course the world-class food. If you’re looking for the best restaurants in Cancún, we’ve narrowed down the top 10 d...

Located along the Yucatán Peninsula in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo, the Riviera Maya—or Mayan Riviera—is one of Mexico’s top coastal resort districts, home to iconic cities like Playa Del Carmen, Akumal, and Puerto Morelos.  The Mayan Riviera starts a few miles south of Cancún, spanning from Puerto Morelos down to Tulum. ...

World-renowned for its white-sand beaches, high-end resorts, and round-the-clock party scene, Cabo San Lucas is the perfect spot for a bachelorette weekend. Rated one of Mexico’s top-5 tourist destinations, Cabo has warm weather all year long and an endless array of activities for all of your friends, whether they like the outdoors, shopping, or indulging in ...

Cabo San Lucas is one of the world’s premier whale-watching destinations. Thanks to the warm, tropical climate in Cabo, whales migrate south every winter from the waters of British Columbia, Alaska, and Washington State. During whale-watching season, it’s possible to see dozens of these majestic aquatic mammals splashing in the Pacific. What Kinds of W...

The Mayan ruins in Tulum, Mexico, are a must-see attraction for anyone visiting the gorgeous Riviera Maya. Structures like Pyramid El Castillo (pictured above), Temple of the Frescoes, and Temple of the Descending God comprise some of the world’s most breathtaking ancient landmarks. They rest along the coast of Tulum, about 2.5 miles (4.1 kilometers) from the...