Tijuana’s reputation as a Prohibition-era party town attracts large numbers of visitors from across the border in California who come to experience the city’s unique atmosphere. (Photo: Viator.com) Perched on the American side of the US border with Mexico, just 20 miles north of Tijuana, is San Diego. Here you’ll find a wide range of tour companies that run trips to Tijuana throughout the year. If you’re staying in San Diego and are looking for a fun-packed excursion, we’ve picked out some of the best Tijuana tours from the city currently available. Tijuana Local Walking Tour from San Diego ..read more

Stretching about 75 miles from the high-rise bustle of Cancun down to the far quieter village of Tulum, the Riviera Maya is home to several excellent golf courses. (Photo: El Camaleón Mayakoba) Nearly all of the 15 golf courses on the Riviera Maya are perched along the main highway, Route 307, that runs between Cancun and Tulum. But despite the hum of traffic nearby, the courses also back onto some stunning scenery. If you’re a keen golfer and are coming to this part of Mexico, you may want to check out our list below of the most charming courses the area has to offer. El Camaleón Mayakoba O ..read more

There are more ways than one to visit Chichén Itzá from Tulum. Check out this comparison of the best tours to the stunning world wonder. (Photo: Getyourguide.com) It’s easy to get swept up in the laid-back pattern of life in the new age haven of Tulum, but even if you only make one day trip during your stay, make sure it’s to Chichén Itzá. Voted one of the seven modern wonders of the world, this site was not only revered by the Maya empire native to this land, but also attracted Aztecs and many other regional cultures. The city is a remarkable example of the advanced nature of the religion ..read more

Cancun airport (CUN) caters for a remarkable 22 million passengers per year making it Mexico’s second busiest airport and the third in Latin America. Cancun (Photo: Erik Kristensen via Flickr / CC BY 2.0) As you’d expect at such a busy airport, there’s a large selection of car rental companies, the majority of which are located in the Car Rental Centre across from the baggage claim area in the airport terminal. Other companies that are off-site can be accessed through a shuttle service operating out of the passenger pick-up area. To determine which rental car companies offer the best vehicle ..read more

Engage all your senses and discover the very heart and soul of Mexico City on one of these top five guided city tours. (Photo: Getyourguide.com) Mexico City, also known as CDMX, is one of the world’s most populated cities. Before the Spanish invaders arrived, the Aztec Empire already commanded a thriving metropolis here. This long history of human inhabitation has left plenty of fascinating features dotted around the city and the best way to navigate them all through the crowded barrios is with the aid of some expert local knowhow. From among hundreds are these diverse five tour options, ble ..read more

Perched on the Yucatán Peninsula, the Mexican coastal town of Playa del Carmen offers visitors a divers choice of accommodation, including several all-inclusive hotels and resorts. (Photo: Viva Wyndham Azteca / Courtesy Booking.com) Home to palm-lined beaches and beautiful coral reefs, Playa del Carmen enjoys a constant buzz, most of which is centred around the pedestrianised Quinta Avenida thoroughfare, which is lined with shops, restaurants and – when night falls – pulsating nightspots. There are a large number of accommodation options in Playa del Carmen, and if you’re planning to spend p ..read more

Visiting Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula? Discover the most remarkable pre-Columbian city in the Americas during your stay on one of these amazing Chichén Itzá tours. (Photo: Viator.com) While spending most of your holiday on the gorgeous white sand beaches of Cancún and Playa del Carmen is always a good choice, one of the wonders of the modern world is only a few hours inland. Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula has long harbored complex and vibrant societies, which often mingled with other pre-Hispanic cultures at the highly revered site of Chichén Itzá, a set of ruins so remarkable and well preserved t ..read more

Mexico is known for world class beaches, rich culture and food, and its wonderful history of ancient Mayan ruins and cenotes. Experience sunshine and the joy of living, while you deepen your yoga knowledge and practice to become a Yoga Alliance Certified yoga instructor. Yoga in Mexico (Photo: Yoga Dicha via Facebook) A yoga teacher training program in Mexico offers the unique opportunity to join a yoga community that is immersed in ancient wisdom, harmony, and balance. To help you choose the best retreat for you, we handpicked five of the best yoga teacher training retreats in Mexico based ..read more

From the tropical Yucatan peninsula to the rocky shores of the Pacific ocean––and the mountains, colonial towns and deserts in between––visitors flock to Mexico in search of the food, weather, culture and welcoming hospitality the country is famous for. Mexico is also very affordable, making it a popular spot for Canadians and Americans in particular to retire. Playa del Carmen (Photo: Mark Bonica via Flickr/ CC BY 2.0) Despite the economic contraction caused by Covid-19, Mexico’s real estate market remains strong. Some of the most popular places to purchase condominiums in Mexico include th ..read more