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An active travel guide to help you find natural wonders all over Mexico 🇲🇽 Most of these I have gone too, others I have heard about and didn’t get a chance to go since I found them a little too late- but luckily for you, I have added them in here so you won’t miss out😌 From beaches, caves, waterfalls, hot springs, mountains, volcanoes, lakes, pyramids, and cliff jumping spots- this guide will make sure you’re not missing anything on your trip to Mexico! 🌎 ➡️covering: Baja California Sur, Nayarit, Mexico City day trips, San Luis Potosí, Puebla, Oaxaca, Chiapas, Yucatán, Rivera Maya & Nuevo León *separated by state from West to East Mexico*

Save yourself hours of research with these epic travel adventure guides for the Yucatán Peninsula, Oaxaca, Puerto Escondido, Sayulita & more 😇 PLUS a food guide for vegans for all the vegan restaurants I went to within my 5 months backpacking in Mexico😋🌱 Blogs linked below!

Let’s get into my top pre-hispanic archeological sites, that áre and aren’t worth the hype. It took me a few years and 3 different trips to Mexico and Central America to see all the most relevant sites. Let’s go from North to South, starting in Mexico City.

from Mexico City all the way to Cancún. You’ll discover the cultures, landscapes, and flavours of Central Mexico before heading to the jungles, ruins, and white sand beaches of the Yucatán Peninsula.

The most incredible sunset & sunrise spots around the country that you have to see when visiting! Nature spots, hotels, rooftop terraces and spectacular settings 😍 ☀️

From delicious brunch spots with tasty carajillos to traditional tacos and more. Explore the restaurant and bar scene CDMX has to offer with this ultimate guide. You'll find an interactive map with all restaurant and bar recommendations from places I've personally been, tried and loved! This list was curated for travelers who are in the city for a few days or weeks to the nomads with an extended stay in the city. Find addresses, hours of operations, phone numbers, links and more. Did I mention this list covers restaurants in San Angel, Santa Maria, Roma, Condesa, Polanco & more? Yep - not your traditional list.

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The greatest town you've never heard of. Taxco is a charming hillside escape from the commotion of nearby CDMX and Cuernavaca. Sink into the life of this charming cobblestoned Pueblo Magico. With plenty of things to see, eat, and do, Taxco is the perfect destination for a long weekend getaway.

Peña de Bernal is a pueblo mágico in the state of Querétaro. While it is a very small town, there are actually a ton of things to do. This guide includes where to stay, what to do, and how to get there.

Bariloche, nestled in the heart of Argentina’s Patagonia, is a destination for nature lovers, adventurers, and those seeking tranquility in stunning landscapes. With its majestic lakes, snow-capped mountains, and charming alpine architecture, it’s easy to see why Bariloche captures the hearts of travelers. In just 24 hours, you'll experience the best of its outdoor beauty, rich culinary scene, and hidden gems.

Make your Tucson adventure budget-friendly with our guide to fun and free things to do in the Old Pueblo.

Destinations: Granada, San Juan del Sur & Playa Maderas, Ometepe I've included tips and recommendations for transportation around Nicaragua, places to eat & drink, places to remote work (with wifi speeds), places to shop, places to get health & beauty services, and places to explore. There are 54 recommendations included with an interactive map to help you plan your adventure. These are mostly personal recommendations from my 3-week stay. Updated May 2024

There are so many reasons to visit Santa Fe, New Mexico! This beautiful city is rich in history, culture, art, and natural beauty, making it an attractive destination for travelers. Key reasons this guide might be the match for you: - You have high standards and don't like wasting a moment of time not soaking in the culture, art, history and food in a new place. - You want key tips like when certain institutions are open/closed and whether reservations are needed. If you haven't committed to a flight/drive/visit just yet, here are some broad and compelling reasons why you should consider visiting Santa Fe: Rich Cultural Heritage: Santa Fe is the oldest capital city in the United States, dating back to 1610. Its history is deeply rooted in Native American, Spanish, and Anglo cultures, creating a unique blend of traditions and customs. You'll find fascinating historical sites, adobe architecture, and museums that showcase the city's diverse heritage. Art and Galleries: Santa Fe is renowned for its vibrant arts scene. The city boasts numerous art galleries, studios, and museums, making it a hub for artists and art enthusiasts. The Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, the New Mexico Museum of Art, and the Canyon Road arts district are must-visit places for art lovers. Santa Fe Opera: If you're a fan of performing arts, the Santa Fe Opera is a world-class venue that offers breathtaking opera performances amidst the stunning backdrop of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Stunning Landscapes: Nestled in the high desert, Santa Fe is surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. The landscape is characterized by picturesque sunsets, rolling hills, and nearby mountains that provide plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, biking, and skiing. Unique Architecture: Santa Fe's distinctive adobe-style architecture is an integral part of its charm. The city has strict building codes that maintain the traditional pueblo-style look, creating a cohesive and aesthetically pleasing environment. Santa Fe Plaza: The heart of the city is the historic Santa Fe Plaza, a central gathering place surrounded by shops, restaurants, and historic buildings. It's a great spot to relax, people-watch, and soak in the local atmosphere. Culinary Delights: Santa Fe has a rich culinary scene, known for its unique blend of Native American, Spanish, and Mexican flavors. From traditional New Mexican cuisine to upscale dining options, foodies will find a wide range of delicious dishes to savor. Santa Fe Farmers' Market: The city hosts one of the oldest and most vibrant farmers' markets in the country. Visitors can explore a wide variety of locally grown produce, handmade crafts, and artisanal products. Healing and Wellness: Santa Fe has long been associated with healing and wellness practices. The city is home to various spas, wellness centers, and spiritual retreats that offer relaxation and rejuvenation. Santa Fe Festivals: Throughout the year, Santa Fe hosts a range of cultural festivals celebrating everything from music and dance to arts and crafts. The city's lively festival scene adds another layer of excitement to your visit. Whether you're interested in history, art, nature, or simply immersing yourself in a unique and vibrant culture, Santa Fe offers a one-of-a-kind experience that will leave a lasting impression on any traveler. This guide separated by category will give you options in and around Santa Fe to maximize your time there and give you a taste of it all!

Discover Tulum with this in-depth guide designed to help you experience the best of this tropical paradise. Beat the crowds, uncover hidden gems, and enjoy Tulum on any budget with our ultimate list of recommendations. What You'll Find in This Guide Tulum’s Layout Explained: Understand the different areas, including the Pueblo, Hotel Zone, and various neighborhoods, to choose the best place to stay based on your preferences. Transportation Options: Detailed information on public transport, bike and scooter rentals (with contacts for the best deals), and tips on how to get to the beach for free. Cenotes and Hidden Spots: Step-by-step directions on how to get to the best cenotes, tips to avoid the crowds, and insights on lesser-known day trips. Free beach access: Discover the best spots to enjoy Tulum’s stunning beaches without spending crazy consumptions. High Season Tips: Strategies to enjoy Tulum even during peak tourist season without the long lines and overcrowded spots. Places to Eat: A curated list of dining options, (including the best vegan and vegetarian spots), local restaurants, and budget-friendly eateries offering great value. Coffee Shops and Holistic Experiences: The best places to enjoy a coffee, unwind, and connect with nature through holistic experiences like yoga, temazcal and wellness retreats. Nightlife: Recommendations for the best places to enjoy a drink at night, from laid-back bars to daily cultural events. Local Tips and Insights: Practical advice for unwinding and experiencing Tulum away from the crowds, ensuring an unforgettable visit. Budget-Friendly Activities: Discover that Tulum isn’t just an expensive destination. This guide will show you how to enjoy Tulum without breaking the bank. Transportation Recommendations: Whether you have a car, scooter, or rely on public transport, find out how to get around easily and efficiently. Why This Guide? Beat the Crowds: Insider tips to help you avoid overcrowded tourist spots and enjoy a more tranquil experience. Detailed Recommendations: From transportation to dining, get comprehensive advice to make the most of your trip. Local Insights: Benefit from my firsthand experience living in Tulum. I’ll share the best ways to enjoy like a local and help you uncover its hidden gems. Flexible for All Budgets: Whether you're on a mid-budget with your own transportation or relying on public transport, find tailored recommendations to suit your needs.

Mendoza is one of Argentina's most captivating regions. Nestled in the foothills of the majestic Andes, Mendoza is a land of contrasts, where arid landscapes give birth to lush vineyards, and bustling urban life harmonizes with serene mountain retreats. As you embark on this adventure, you'll discover Mendoza's unique fusion of culture, wine, and adventure, all set against the stunning backdrop of snow-capped peaks and endless vineyard rows. This guide will lead you through the most interesting places of Mendoza, offering boundless opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts and lovers of fine wine and cuisine. Whether you're sipping Malbec in a sun-kissed vineyard, tackling the exhilarating Andean trails, or eating a gourmet 5 course meal in a stunning vineyard, Mendoza promises an experience that you will never forget.

This ultimate guide is really all you need for a perfect vacation in Yucatan. Wether you want to lay on the beach and relax for a week or experience the perfect culinary experience or want to go on adventures such as cenotes and the classic Mayan temples we have you covered. Not only will we share with you the best sites to see in each city but also the best museums, beach clubs, where to buy food if you’re staying for longer and the best hidden cenotes and Mayan temples. There is over 100 places for you to choose from so we’re sure that this guide will help you get that perfect trip. We have traveled to Yucatan for the past 3 years and have all the inside information coming directly from the locals to you. What it includes: 100+ places in the state of Yucatan - Detailed information about Yucatán - Must activities in each of the bigger cities and others (museums, churches, plazas, etc.) - Best hotels - Transportation in Merida and beyond - Food culture (types of food and best restaurants in each city) - About Mayans (what places you need to visit apart from Chichén-Itzá) - All you need to know about cenotes and where to find the best ones - Tips for traveling ...And more!... This guide is really all you need when traveling to Yucatan Tag us on your Yucatán experience @pintxo_travels

Welcome to Los Angeles, the City of Angels! Get ready to dive into a city where dreams come true and adventures await at every corner. From the glitz and glamour of Hollywood to the sun-soaked beaches of Santa Monica, LA is bursting with iconic landmarks, hidden gems, and vibrant culture. This guide will help you explore the best of LA, complete with interactive maps and event links for easy sign-ups and reservations. Let’s make your LA trip unforgettable!

When many people visit Santa Fe, they stay in the city and explore the many restaurants, galleries, and high-end stores in this rich cultural center. Don't get me wrong these are all lovely and definitely a must-see or a great weekend trip. However, I tend to venture down a road less traveled. If you are visiting Santa Fe, I definitely recommend a day or two on the high road to Taos. This is not the quickest route to Taos but is the most picturesque. It goes from Nambe, thru Chimayo to Taos, winding through several small towns and communities at the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.