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Puerto Vallarta in Mexico’s Pacific coast is a small city with warm weather year round and just a two to four hour flight from the USA and Canada, making it ideal for a quick getaway during the cold winter months Mexico’s northern neighbors endure. Located in the middle of the Bay of Flags, it’s the [...]
About 20 minutes South of Playa del Carmen lies along the shores of the Riviera Maya in Mexico’s Caribbean coast Xcaret an eco arqueological park that for more than ten years has been portraying Mexico’s history, heritage and natural wonders. I first visited Xcaret in 2001, and while I did enjoy my visit I have [...]
Without a doubt Mexico’s Riviera Maya is home to one of the most beautiful beach areas in the Caribbean, and in it lies Xel-Ha, the largest natural aquarium in the world. Part of the Xcaret Experiences project the aquarium is now a park that offers several attractions to visitors including snorkeling, zip lining, swim with [...]
On April 21st 1519 Hernan Cortes landed in Antigua, near the site of Veracruz. There, to prevent all thought of retreat, he burned his ships, and leaving a small force on the coast, led the rest of his men into the interior to change history- without knowing it. The city of Veracruz is today just [...]
You might have wanted to tour the United States for years – and in particular take the famous Route 66 through the Midwest all the way to the Pacific coast. Route 66 covers such a stretch of the U.S you might think the best option would be hiring a car – but looking closer at [...]
While visiting the state of Chihuahua in Mexico I had the opportunity to witness the Raramuri doing what they do best: running. Known to be some of the best trail runners in the world, the Copper Canyon Ultra Marathon challenges elite trail runners to run against the Tarahumara in several events, the main ones being [...]
Founded in 1618 Cordoba in Veracruz is the third largest city in the state, yet what is has in age it lacks in taste, architecture and attractions- but there are a handful of things to see. The city is made up of mostly old buildings that were apparently never planned and need all the maintenance [...]
Rich in history, very industrial, and less touristy than what it should be Veracruz is Mexico’s largest city along the gulf’s shore, and its harbor is the largest in the country. It’s not surprising then that there are many hotels to choose from, yet I found Hotel Veracruz very conveniently located just five minutes away [...]
Would you like to travel and live in Costa Rica for a month? How about if I told you that you can get accommodation and transportation paid for, as well as day tours and other extras? What do 1000€ in cash for expenses sound like? Interested? Read along… Experts in Central and South America, [...]
With a population of almost one million people the city of El Paso stands right by the border with Ciudad Juarez in Mexico, is rich in history and has many historical attractions not many people know about. Special thanks to the El Paso Visitor Bureau
The Sierra Madre mountains of northern Mexico are home to not only one of the four largest canyons in the world, Copper Canyon, but to who many consider to be the best trail and endurance runners in the world: the indigenous Tarahumara, or Raramuri. For a better part of the year the evasive Tarahumara live [...]
Say “Texas” and everyone will think cowboys, and with a reason. The largest state in continental US has always been a reference for all things cowboy , probably thanks to the good old western movies from back in the days, and while cars have replaced horses and people usually don’t carry guns anymore the cowboy [...]
Copper Canyon in Chihuahua is one of the largest canyons in the world. Home to the Raramuri indigenous people and also among the 5 largest in the world not only does it offer great views and an interesting cultural experience but it also hosts an adventure park fit for those who like adrenaline boosts, and [...]
For many years Ciudad Juarez has been a dangerous city off limits to pretty much anybody who didn’t live here; in fact many of its citizens fled to places across the border or to other cities in Mexico. But things have changed and Ciudad Juarez is slowly but steadily becoming again what it used to [...]
There are many fantastic restaurants in El Paso that serve great Tex-Mex food, but perhaps surprisingly there’s one that stands out above them all. Set right besides Mexico and just a bridge away from Ciudad Juarez food in El Paso has always been influenced by the cuisine on the other side of the border, with [...]
Four times larger than the Grand Canyon yet as many times unknown Copper Canyon is undoubtedly one of Mexico’s most fascinating attractions. Located in the southwest of Chihuahua, one Mexico’s northern states and also one of the largest, it has for some reason escaped the attention of many adventure and eco-friendly travelers from around the [...]
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