Costalegre, is the perfect region to do one of the most beautiful drives in Mexico along the 133 miles (212 km) of the Costalegre. While not strictly a coastal road, Highway 200 rewards the traveler from time to time... read more

Mexico City, one of the largest population centers in the world with its 20 million inhabitants, Mexico City is challenging, intense and dynamic-definitely not a refuge in which to relax. There are number of small boutique, luxury hotels... read more

One of the most important religious and educational centers in ancient Mesoamerica, Cholula, which means "place of those who fled", is the oldest continually inhabited city in the northern hemisphere. Cholula´s history Cholula, or in Nahuatl Achol ll... read more

At an altitude one mile high and ringed by protective mountains, Lake Chapala offers a climate that is hard to believe – eight months of blue skies and no rain, followed by four months of rains that refresh... read more

More than ever, visitors to Mérida and the surrounding Mayan ruins are leaving a day or two in their schedule to visit the colonial city of Campeche. It is located about a two-hour drive west from Mérida. The... read more

Situated in the state of Sonora, north of Los Mochis, south of Guaymas and 75 kilometers from the Sea of Cortés, the quaint town of Álamos reached its splendor during the height of the silver rush in the... read more

Acapulco, known as the coastal playground of México since the early sixties, attracts tourists from all over the world. Acapulco´s spectacular bay with it´s tropical landscape and exotic islands is lined with hotels, beautiful homes, postcard beaches, restaurants... read more