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I really like Puerto Escondido, it’s a surfing beach town, with so much natural beauty and a chilled vibe. lots of untouched secret beaches to see.

After traveling to Mexico in 2009, the Mayan Riviera to be precise. A trip of 6 months rapidly turned into living in the ever diverse and beautiful Mexico for close to 6 de Mexico, aka Mexico City; and after a-lot of determination speaking Spanish. Visiting Mexico is something you don't want to miss out on! Truly, my list of amazing places to visit in Mexico could go on and on!

for the food, so much variety and it is always fun to try new things. I recommend trying Esquites if you haven't already, its also know as Mexican street corn. What's your favourite Mexican dish or snack?

Bond film franchise, you'd be further interested to note that the spectacular cinematography capturing Mexico

Check out my guide to the best restaurant in Mexico City! : https://www.odysseantravel.com/travel-guide/Mexico-City/El-Balcon-del-Zocalo

that a photo of me visiting Theotihuacàn came up right next to my little one lying on a blanket from Mexico Such a great historical site just outside of DF (Mexico City).

tacos last night with a couple of friends, but I have definitely become a taco snob after living in Mexico My point is...if you are going to Mexico you have to try “tacos de pastor con piña” pork tacos with pineapple

Mexico is pretty cool in that it has a lot of Spanish but also Mayan-language place names. My wife lived in Mexico for a fair few years and always talks about the beach at Akumal and seeing sea If you're on an all-inclusive vacation in Mexico, make sure you take at least one day trip and hire a

Whilst visiting Mexico City I always love to stop into Tepoztlán, it’s just south of México City It’s