Tulum was my first port of call in Mexico and it was an amazing introduction the country I’d soon spend more than 2 months travelling through. My friends had been before and had raved about how cute this little…
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Last year, I visited more countries than I’d ever visited throughout the rest of my life. After spending a bit of time in Asia, I hit up South Africa, visited some European countries and went on a big trip…
Isla Holbox is a gorgeous little island in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula that’s just 40 miles away Cancun, yet feels a million miles away. A far cry from its mainland cousins, you won’t find high-rise hotels, American restaurants or even…
The colourful, mountainside city of Guanajuato is probably one of the most photogenic places I’ve visited in my life. We stayed for just 3 days, but found ourselves longing for a bit more time. The city, which is filled…
“Mexico City” and “bike friendly place.” Not exactly 2 words that you’d think would go well together, eh? When most of us think about Mexico City, we think about a huge bustling place- like a Latino New York City,…
Mexico City has to be one of the world’s top foodie destinations. Not only is the Mexican food plentiful, fresh and authentic, you can find food from all over the world here, too. When we visited Mexico City, we…
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Where to Stay in Mexico City: Stayinn Barefoot Condesa
If you’re travelling to Mexico City, you’re probably feeling overwhelmed about where to say. As one of the biggest cities in the world, Mexico City is home to a number of neighbours- some of which you’ll probably want to…
Of all the cities that we visited in Mexico, Guanajuato gets the award for being the most beautiful. Both locals and tourists flock here to enjoy the mountain scenery and see the pastel-hued houses. However, for us, we were…
Ever since I started travelling, I’ve done so many things that I would never have done a few years ago. Even little things like going to a restaurant and getting a table for one would have been enough to…
July was the month that Veeran and I had both been needing and craving. After months of taking flights, constantly repacking our bags and sleeping in far too many beds, we needed to rest and have a base- our…
