Let’s face it, Mexico is one of the most widely known and well-traveled places in the world. Whether visiting beaches: Cancun, Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan, Cabo San Lucas; Culture: Mexico City, Chichen Itza, Oaxaca, Guanajuato City; Magical Cities (Pueblos Magicos): Bernal, Parras, Dolores Hidalgo; Or big cities, Guadalajara, Puebla, Monterey, Mexico has it all.
Personally, I have been to Mexico over 30 times. I cannot recommend the country highly enough. Its beaches, history, ruins, food, culture, people and architecture are all some of my absolute favorites. It is why I retun year after year, whether on assignment or not.
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Mexico travel stories
I haven't experienced the taste of a Sonoran hot dog since my first baby-steps into international travel -- a hot dog elevated to a culinary experience. That was in the early 80's, but in all these years since I've yet to find a match. Since travel and food are so...
Cancun, Mexico (November 17, 2022) - As Kempinski debuts its first Mexico property with the Grand Hotel Cancun managed by Kempinski, loyal guests of the property will be happy to find familiarity in the hotel’s lauded culinary offerings. At the end of the year, the...
Centuries-old conquistadores' colonial architecture of Merida. Some kind of indigenous-inspired mural. Like the feral redheaded kid in Talladega Nights said of anarchy when he went buck-wild on the neighbor with the garden hose, "I don't know what it...
A Night View of San Miguel de Allende 12 Days and 11 Nights in San Miguel After spending 12 days of exploring San Miguel de Allende in the center of Mexico, I never grew tired of this fantastic city's character and vibe. I was happy to explore and meander the stone...
Sunshine blazes through dense greenery and I wobble on one foot, trying to balance while tugging a wetsuit over my sweaty skin. The two big guys next to me also struggle, squeezing themselves into tight wetsuits and shaking sweat off their faces. It's very strange to...
It's just before 8 p.m. when Héctor abruptly veers his white van onto the dusty shoulder. Hermanos Serdán International "” our dimly lit destination "” haunts us from across the interstate. This is so close that my accomplice could probably reach beyond...
Friends often call me a NASA-TV nerd. I watch transfixed by late night filler video of an earth rotating below the orbiting International Space Station, and in the same way I' m fascinated at how Google Earth maps depict the earth from space. I've found it to be my...
Esta Casa es su Casa "“ Casa Oasis is your Home Lately many publications are touting the virtues of Todos Santos for visitors. Among these, and hands down the best, is Casa Oasis. Located on the Baja California peninsula 1½ hours from the Los Cabos airport but a...
Over the Baja Sur Divide Leaving my vacation home at Casa Oasis Todos Santos and the tropics after 4 days, I drive north and in about an hour reach the crest of my loop. Here the road intersects the Trans-Peninsular highway (BCS-1). A southern turn is taken and the...
San Jose del Cabo Aeropuerto, Baja Much like the Conquistadors used sailing ships to reach the New World in search of gold, the woman seated beside me on this plane came searching as well -- only this was for gold liquor from Baja's legendary watering hole...
Often confused with Halloween, there's much more to Dia de los Muertos than parties and candy. Today, November 2nd, is All Souls Day by Catholic reckoning, or Dia de los Muertos in the local tradition. The day is celebrated by building ofendas (offering or alters) and...
The Fiesta at Todos Santos Dia de los Muertos Clarified Dia de los Muertos is not just one evening's celebration. This ancient Mesoamerican tradition sprang from religious ceremonies lasting a month. Second, Dia de los Muertos is a solemn event honoring dead...
