San Cristobal de Las Casas, the historic town central of Chiapas, Mexico and in the middle of mountains. This is a serious must travel destination for the any lover of history, culture, food and color.
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Zipolite, Oaxaca + Mazunte
While in Oaxaca do be sure to swing through Zipolite and don’t forget to relax! Swing through our site with a few shared ideas before your next travel!!
Puerto Escondido Paradise
With an undefined period of stay, we ended up in Puerto’s grip for just over two weeks. We did a previous post on reaching Puerto Escondido with a few different options coming from the north […]
Visit Puebla de Zaragoza
Puebla was not in the original plan but am I ever glad we ended up there. We hit Puebla right after Mexico City and like Oaxaca city having its state’s name, Puebla holds the same. […]
Oaxaca City to Puerto Escondido: Budget Travel
You’re budget traveling or want to save a few pesos. That’s why you’re reading this, right? Well we have few tips from trial and error as well as a great plan of attack if traveling […]
¿Oaxaca, Hola Que Tal?
Ok, so while in the states I’d heard it over and over again from other travelers. If you’re going through Mexico, you have to swing through Oaxaca. The food was supposedly incredible which I had […]
Mexico City Museums : Our Top 5 of 2019
To kick off 2019 and just after our two week visit in and out of Mexico City we’ve put together a list of what we think shouldn’t be missed on your next visit to this […]
Budget Traveling Mexico, Central & South America: $50 USD a day
Travel south of the border: $50 a day
Ciudad de Mexico (CMDX), Mexico
Mexico City, the largest city in North America as well as Mexico’s seat of government and oldest capitol in the Americas’ period. It has one of the largest metro-areas in the Western Hemisphere just shy […]
Florida and to the beyond
Theres not a lot to say about the drive from Raleigh to Naples besides it was long. Oh so very long. Not that there wasn’t scenery worth seeing but the problem was that you couldn’t […]
