There’s something magical looking up from a cave with pristine turquoise blue water, & your feet in the water getting a free fish pedicure. There are 6000+ such cenotes that dot the Yucatan peninsula. Cenotes (pronounced Say-No-Tay), derived from Mayan…
We have no idea how we landed on doing San Miguel De Allende! What started originally as a plan to just do Mexico City morphed into a full-blown vacation to this incredible colonial-era town nestled in the central highlands of…
Over the years, San Miguel De Allende has turned into a tourist Mecca for a reason – a beautiful colonial town, it oozes old-world charm and is a visual delight. Lining the winding cobblestone streets are brightly painted stucco walled…
Coba appealed to our aesthetic sense for multiple reasons. Dilapidated Mayan ruins that are still climbable, the view from atop the 137 feet Nohuch Mul pyramid is simply spectacular. A sunset here is a special moment – the remarkable golden…
Campeche City was high on our bucket list in our recent visit to Merida, Mexico. Our plan had us staying three nights in an old colonial mansion in Merida to explore the Mayan ruins of Uxmal and other nearby attractions.…