Category: Mexico
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The Ultimate Weekend in Guadalajara, Mexico: Where to Stay, Eat & Explore
Planning a weekend in Guadalajara, Mexico? I went solo and loved it! Welcome to the capital of Jalisco — the state considered the cultural heart of Mexico. Jalisco itself is synonymous with some of Mexico’s most iconic exports: Guadalajara is Mexico’s second-largest city, yet it feels 3x more relaxed than…
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Valle de Guadalupe Guide: The Best of Mexico’s Wine Country
Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico’s wine country, is still relatively undiscovered — and that’s part of its charm. Just a short drive from Southern California, the valley is filled with rolling vineyards, modern architectural wineries, boutique hotels, and passionate winemakers. Pair it naturally with a stop in Tijuana for tacos, mezcal,…
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Mexico City Travel Guide: Why I Love CDMX but Wouldn’t Live There
I’ve visited Mexico City four times since 2018, and for a while it was my favorite city in the world. This travel guide covers the best time to visit CDMX, neighborhood breakdowns, and essential day trips — alongside an honest look at gentrification, tourism, and why I still love the…
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Tijuana Travel Guide: Food, Beaches, & Nightlife
Discover Tijuana: a 2026 travel guide to food, nightlife, beaches, and local culture. Tips for Zona Norte, Rosarito, fine dining, and must-visit spots.
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Cabo Travel Guide: Where to Eat and What to Do
Cabo has never been high on my list. In fact, I visited Mexico 10 times and 7 other cities before I visited Cabo. I typically avoid destinations built around luxury resorts and spring-break energy, so it took me a while to get there. Ironically, my first visit was during spring break —…
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Puerto Vallarta Travel Guide: Excellent Family Vacation, Day Trips and Where to Eat
Puerto Vallarta is relaxed but lively, affordable yet luxurious, and full of things to do without feeling touristy. From day trips to hidden beaches, waterfall hikes, boat tours, and local eats, it’s perfect for families, couples, LGBTQ+, and anyone really.
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Oaxaca Travel Guide: The Perfect Girls Trip
Oaxaca is a feast for the senses—stunning art, incredible food, and a slower pace of life. Perfect for a girls’ trip, with spa culture, artisanal shopping, mezcal tastings, and even petrified waterfalls. I loved every minute, but next time I’ll add a temazcal ceremony and explore beyond the tourist hotspots.