Tourism in Cabo and Tulum contributes to the $16 billion that international tourists spent in Mexico during the first seven months of 2022. But these destinations are on the opposite end of the experience spectrum, leading many potential visitors to be curious about the differences between Cabo vs Tulum. I spent one month in Cabo […]
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Narrowing down where to travel in the Mexican Caribbean is no easy feat. So you’ve done well by whittling it down to Cozumel vs Isla Mujeres. For better or worse, these islands are different. Very different. I spent two weeks on Isla Mujeres and have visited Cozumel three times. So, I’ll share the most significant
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The name “Quintana Roo” might not ring a bell if you’re new to Mexico travel. But many popular destinations call Quintana Roo state their home, including Cancun, Playa del Carmen, and Tulum. Nevertheless, you might be asking yourself, “Is Quintana Roo safe?” Quintana Roo isn’t among the safest destinations in Mexico, but it’s not downright
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Narrowing down travel plans grips a traveler-to-be with excitement and hesitation. Was two (ahem…twenty) hours enough research? Will you kick yourself in the flip-flop when you arrive, realizing you overlooked something? If you’ve been around the travel block, you already know that no amount of research can prepare you for the ultimate “should haves” that
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After a rushed 30-minute stop in Valladolid with a tour bus, Valladolid remained a priority on my bucket list until I returned for a 2-week stay. That’s when I learned many travelers are confused about how to get from Valladolid to Chichen Itza. I’m here to clear the air. You can travel to Chichen Itza
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Whether your life revolves around surfing or you’re a digital nomad seeking a laid-back beach spot, Sayulita is a popular choice. But is Sayulita safe? Sayulita is a very safe town. From my experience as a solo female traveler, it’s one of the safest places in Mexico. To give you a more well-rounded understanding of
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A quick look at a map shows that Sayulita and Puerto Escondido share the shores of the Pacific Ocean. But they’re nearly 1,000 miles apart. And a lot can change in 1,000 miles. So, it’s natural to wonder about the similarities and differences between Sayulita vs Puerto Escondido. I spent one month in Sayulita and
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Guadalajara doesn’t often make it onto the tourist list of places to visit. That’s a shame for many reasons, although safety is sometimes—and understandably—among them. So, is Guadalajara safe? Guadalajara isn’t among the safest destinations in Mexico. It has a pretty high crime index, and cartels are active in the city. However, knowing where (and
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