Punta de Mita, a local adaptation of the Aztec word mictlan (gateway to paradise) is one of those rare finds; a charming fishing village and laid-back surfers beach haven, with a twist of real luxe. Within this casual... read more

Puerto Vallarta – the romantic city on the Mexican Riviera – the traditional Mexican village – the city of grand hotels and cobblestone streets – if ever there was a town full of beautiful contrasts, that town is... read more

Keenly aware that in December, 1987, the city of Puebla de los Angeles was declared "a world heritage site" by UNESCO, its inhabitants and authorities are serious about preserving their architectural treasures, their traditions and their cuisine. Puebla´s... read more

Ideally situated on the Rivera Maya, the charismatic coastal town of Playa del Carmen is fast becoming one of Mexico´s most popular resort destinations, while retaining its kick-back authenticity. Where is Playa del Carmen Playa del Carmen is... read more

The spiritual capital of the state of Michoacan, Pátzcuaro is a charming indigenous town with a colonial feel is the most popular place in Mexico to celebrate The Day of the Dead, one of the country´s most culturally... read more

Oaxaca. In a valley at the foot of the Sierra Madre del Sur, under a magnificent sky and enveloped in the warmth of a perennial spring, Oaxaca displays its wonders among smiles, gold filigree, mezcal, pyramids and stone... read more

Morelia, the historical center of Morelia (pop. 900,000) is a place to get to know on foot, as is the case with many cities in Europe. The town can be divided into distinct zones or travel routes for... read more

A place of quiet and serene tranquility, Mineral de Pozos, or “Pozos”, is a remarkable community in the process of renewal and reawakening. Explore ex-haciendas, underground mine tunnels and historical ruins in a beautiful setting. Mineral de Pozos's... read more

Capital of the state of Yucatán, Mérida offers easy access to a world of centuries-old haciendas and the many Mayan archaeological monuments found on the peninsula. The city itself offers many wonderful examples of colonial architecture and has... read more

Hidden away in the beautiful Sierra Madre Mountains of Northern Jalisco, Mascota is a charming colonial town with an interesting history. Mascota´s history The indigenous group called the Tecos settled the town in about 1592. The town´s name... read more