Deep in the forests of South Central Mexico sits a ruined city, once known as Lakam Ha, capital of the B’aakal city-state during the classical Maya era (roughly the fifth century to the ninth century A.D.) During the centuries of B’aakal rule at Palenque, the city became...
Acapulco offers beaches for all tastes and all are easily accessible from anywhere along the Costera road. West of town are the small bay beaches of Caleta and Caletilla, both of which are tightly packed with restaurants at the roadside, umbrellas and seats on the...
A former monastery, the Church of Santo Domingo’s impressive baroque architecture is a must see in Oaxaca. It was founded by the Dominican order of monks, and construction begun in 1572. It took over 200 years for the building to be completed. Between 1608 and 1857 it was an active monetary, but...
This is definitely the kiddie beach of Puerto Escondido. Lots of locals bring their families here, and you can see everyone from infants to the elderly enjoying themselves. Bring your inner tubes and inflatable beach toys because this is the place for it. Because is located in a bay, there are...
Based on the crowds, this is easily Zihuatanejo’s most popular beach both in and out of tourist season. Water taxis from the downtown pier at Playa Municipal only cost $3.50 roundtrip. This is the best beach to take the kids to because the waves are blocked off by a rock wall making the water...