One of the best places to visit in Cozumel is the Cozumel Ruins. This place is very popular among tourists who want to visit Cozumel, Mexico. Cozumel actually have many ruin sites both non excavated and excavated places like San Gervasio, El Cedral, and Castillo Real. If you love pre-historical ruins and other ancient architectural [...]
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If you are traveling to Mexico for a luxurious beach vacation, be careful with your digital camera. The beach sand gets on the zoom lens when it closes the sand can jam the zoom lens making your camera inoperable. In order to avoid this, make sure the zoom lens is free from any debris before [...]
Category: Beaches In Mexico, Budget Travel, Family Travel, Mexico Cities
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Sierra Juarez is quickly becoming a favorite for Oaxacan locals and visitors as well. This stunning mountain range, also know as Sierra Norte, is located about an hour’s drive Northeast of Oaxaca and offers superb settings for hiking, biking, birdwatching and photography. Wild life in Sierra Juarez is high in ratio to the surrounding area [...]
The Huasteca Potosina is a region of the Sierra Madre that is named after the indigenous Huasteca culture and is found east of the capital of San Luis Potosi. The gorgeous area offers an amazing collection of both rapid, wild waters, as well as, calm a serene lagoons. Both ends of the spectrum are equaling [...]
Category: Budget Travel, Family Travel, Forests, Lagoons, Mexico Cities, Natural Waters, San Luis Potosi, Snorkeling, Tourist Attractions, Waterfalls
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Piedra Volada translates to “flying rock”. The reason for the name is not really know, although some creative ideas have floated around. What is known, however, is that the area is absolutely breath taking with stunning landscape and beautiful weather. During the wet season, the gorgeous area offers a bonus with one of the world’s [...]
Matlalcuéyetl is the old world name for the volcano more popularly know as La Malinche. Dormant for over 3,000 years, the mountain is located in the Mexican states of Puebla and Tlaxcala. It offers the perfect backdrop and namesake for the National Park with some of the most stunning nature trails in Mexico. The highlight [...]