Away from the cruise ships and gift shops, vast parts of the Island are waiting for travelers who appreciate nature.
Megan Frye is an independent journalist and translator living in Mexico City. She has a history of newsroom journalism as well as non-profit administration and works with international and Mexican publications.
Zihuatanejo had called to me, like to so many people looking to escape. I wanted a place where I wouldn’t be hassled or hustled, where the culinary traditions remain strong.
In truth, it is a surprising place: unapologetically flamboyant and brimming at the seams with Mexican culture and history. And it is, unequivocally, stunning.
Mexico is reopening after reluctantly shutting down. With a lack of government help, many of its people need to go back to work to survive—but does that mean you should go?
Most of the hordes that descend on the Yucatan throughout the year are unaware of a spectacular island just off the coast that only allows certain visitors every day.
Mexico City has some serious green spaces and not just quaint city parks or tree-lined neighborhoods.
Cruising the peninsula in a van with a local guide is an idyllic yet eco-responsible way to avoid the environmental destruction wrought by shameful tourist traps.