Explore Mexico

5,800 miles of picturesque coastline, colorful colonial towns, enchanting azure cenotes, striking pyramids, rich culture—and the best food in the world! Is there anywhere on earth that compares to vibrant, diverse Mexico?

I’ve spent 8 months in Mexico and explored it more than any other country, so I can’t wait to share all my Mexico travel tips with you! Whether you’re headed to a dreamy beach resort or venturing from charming town to charming town, you’re in for such a treat!

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The Yucatan Peninsula

Oaxaca

Mexico City

Baja California Sur

Chiapas

The Yucatan Peninsula: Tulum, Cancun & Beyond

The Yucatan Peninsula features many of Mexico’s most pristine beaches, thousands of stunning cenotes (natural sinkholes), and several significant Mayan ruins. It’s home to the Mayan Riviera and Mexico’s most popular beach towns (Tulum, Cancun, and Playa del Carmen), but has so much more to offer! Yucatan travel guides:

Cancun, Tulum & Cozumel:
Bacalar:
Valladolid:

Also See: Belize Travel Guides

Oaxaca: Puerto Escondido & Oaxaca City

Oaxaca undeniably has the best food in Mexico, and it’s the birthplace of mezcal! Besides eating mole and sipping mezcal margaritas, you’ll also have the chance to immerse in some of Oaxaca’s vibrant indigenous cultures, hike to hidden waterfalls, wander the cobblestoned streets of Oaxaca City, explore Zapotec ruins, and visit one of the best surf towns in Mexico, Puerto Escondido! Oaxaca travel guides:

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Mexico City: Mexico’s Capital City

Mexico City is my favorite city in the world! In CDMX you can dive deep into the vibrant world of Frida Kahlo, join a floating mariachi party through miles of canals, gaze up at striking Aztec ruins, and eat world’s best tacos! If you can, be sure to stop in Mexico City at the beginning or end of your Mexico trip! Mexico City travel guides:

Mexico City Essentials:
Mexico City Neighborhood Guides:
Activities & Day Trips from Mexico City:

Chiapas: Colonial Towns, Indigenous Culture & Nature

Few tourists journey to Chiapas, the southwestern most state in Mexico. It’s a shame, because Chiapas has so much to offer — the charming colonial city of San Cristobal de las Casas, awe- inspiring Sumidero Canyon, and the ancient city of Palenque. Chiapas travel guides: