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Top Vacation Property Destinations in Mexico Playa del Carmen Cancun Tulum Puerto Vallarta Riviera Nayarit Mérida La Paz Cozumel With white-sand beaches, historical landmarks, fascinating culture, and world-famous gastronomy, Mexico truly has it all. It is easy to see what makes Mexico the ultimate vacation destination. With almost 6,000 miles of coastline touching four bodies…
1. Discovering Boutique Hotels in Yucatán Crisscrossing the state of Yucatán, five of Mexico’s most appealing boutique hotels are hiding in plain sight. 2. Embracing Adventure in Mérida Three years ago, tired of the hectic pace in New York City, my husband and I bought a house in Mexico. Our new home was a crumbling…
Explore Los Cabos: A Guide to Beach Fun and Adventure Swim and Snorkel Clear Blue Waters Paddle to Iconic Land’s End and Lover’s Beach Margaritas on the Beach, Sunset Cruises, and Wild Nights Farm-to-Table Splurges and Cheap Taco Joints Go Deep-Sea Fishing, Scuba Diving, and Whale Watching Explore the Gallery District and Shop Historic San…
Tequila, Mexico: A Pueblo Magico Experience Tequila, Mexico lives up to its Pueblo Magico designation, showcasing its charm and heritage. You’d think it would be hard to live up to being designated a “magical” town, but Tequila, Mexico more than delivers on the hype. Nestled deep within the state of Jalisco in central Mexico, this…
At a glance, you might have thought I was on spring break. Twelve empty shot glasses and picked-over bowls of chapulines sat strewn before me on the bar, along with enough bottles to send a kegger’s worth of coeds under the table. However, this was no Cuervo-soaked bacchanalia — it was the Agave Experience at…
Experience Cabo’s First Speakeasy: La Botica at Las Ventanas al Paraíso Las Ventanas al Paraíso, a prestigious five-star Rosewood resort in Mexico, has elevated Cabo’s nightlife with the debut of the region’s first-ever speakeasy. Drawing inspiration from the Prohibition era, when serving alcohol was illegal, La Botica offers an enchanting late-night escape. A Nod to…
Summary Where to Stay in Los Cabos With the Family Eclectic Dining in Los Cabos Adventures on Land and at Sea in Los Cabos Discovering Los Cabos: A Family-Friendly Guide Quick: What comes to mind if you hear spring break and Los Cabos? If the first things you picture are college students, nightclubs, and tequila…
Costa Palmas offers residences, hotels, golf, a marina, and swimming in the Sea of Cortez. Fact checked by Elizabeth MacLennan Photo: Courtesy of Four Seasons Los Cabos, located at the southern tip of the Baja California Peninsula between the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez, is a favorite destination for travelers seeking warm weather…
Located at the southern tip of the Baja California peninsula, Los Cabos consists of three distinct areas: Cabo San Lucas, San José del Cabo, and the coastal highway between them, referred to as the Tourist Corridor. The popular destination is served by San José del Cabo International Airport, which is located about three miles from…
Mexico is for lovers. Photo: Courtesy of Palace Resorts Traveling as a couple is much more than just sharing a new adventure — it can even strengthen a relationship. Jet setting together can bring couples closer and improve their communication. So, why not make it even better by selecting a destination geared toward romance? Mexico…
Here’s where to go in Mexico’s Quintana Roo region beyond the popular hot spots. Photo: Diego Cardini/Getty Images For many travelers, a visit to Quintana Roo begins with Cancun and ends with Tulum. That stretch of crystalline coastline is among the most-visited travel destinations not only in Mexico, but in the entire world. For those…
Mexico’s resorts are perennial favorites among globetrotters. With a variety of beach options, rich heritage, and fantastic food, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a place that’s got more to offer within such easy reach of American travelers. Other destinations may have their moments; however, if you’re looking for a culturally immersive beach getaway that’s just…
With no cars on Isla Holbox, transportation options are part of the fun © shalamov / Getty Images On Mexico’s tiny island of Holbox—where spotty wi-fi and sporadic siestas are part of the charm—unplugging is as easy as arriving. Living up to its name, meaning ‘black hole’ in Mayan, Holbox (pronounced ole-bosh) feels like a…
Top Urban Accommodations in Mexico City If you’re looking for Mexico’s best urban accommodations, the capital is the place to be. Mexico City has changed dramatically over the past decade. New high-profile restaurants, major museum projects, and trendy shops have added to the city’s longstanding attractions— which include top-notch street food, leafy neighborhoods perfect for…
Top Resorts to Experience in Mexico Choosing where to stay in Mexico is a bit like trying to decide on where to find the best tacos: the options are seemingly endless, and it can be overwhelming. Every year, iBestTravel conducts a survey to gather feedback from travelers regarding their experiences across the globe. Participants share…
Mexico City is an international metropolis with everything from Korean barbecue to top-class Japanese sushi. You can enjoy homemade pasta at a little Italian restaurant or amazing burgers on just about every street corner. However, the surprisingly difficult thing is finding a Mexican restaurant where you can sample local delights in a family-style setting. Here’s…
Exploring Mexico Beyond the Tourist Trail Maybe it’s the herd mentality, but 90% of tourists heading to Mexico gravitate towards Cancún, Puerto Vallarta-Nayarit, and other well-publicized bastions of beach life and potent margaritas. However, Mexico City itself is an incredible metropolis that makes a worthy visit. Moreover, the country boasts epic complexity, where indigenous groups…
The Second Annual Day of the Dead Parade in Mexico City The second annual Day of the Dead parade took place in Mexico City on Saturday, 28 October. This remarkable event drew more than 700 performers and spanned a vibrant four-mile route, celebrating the deeply rooted Mexican tradition of Dia de los Muertos. A Tribute…
Mexico, according to André Breton, is ‘the most surrealist country in the world.’ As a founding contributor to the artistic movement, Breton would know. Heavily influenced by Freud’s psychoanalytic theories, surrealist artists nourished their creativity from dreams and untethered thoughts, believing in freeing the unconscious mind from rational constraints. A recent surge in interest in…
Hiking Trails in Mexico Hiking may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you’re planning a vacation to Mexico, but these trails will have you dreaming of dramatic volcanoes, valleys, and forests full of life. The diverse landscapes of central Mexico offer hikers accessible and safe trails, unspoiled camping sites, and the…