Mexico
You've got to give Acapulco credit for staying power. After falling out of favor with the international jet set, this not-so-hot... (more)
Puebla, a well-preserved colonial town that is the capital of the state of the same name, is a beautiful city and a destination... (more)
Flanked by the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Sea of Cortez to the east, Baja California (also called Baja California Norte... (more)
Baja California Sur technically begins in the north around the dusty little town of Guerrero Negro, encompassing everything southward... (more)
Imagine, if you will, visiting the Grand Canyon in the days before it was tamed by tourist facilities and you'll have some sense... (more)
There's much more to Cancun than the two weeks out of the year that provide its naughty spring break reputation. Luxurious resorts... (more)
Viajes Tenam (Pasaje Morales 8-A, Comitán. 963/632-1654), off the main square in Comitán, can arrange trips to the... (more)
It's all about the water here–the shimmering, clear-as-glass aquamarine sea that makes you want to kick off your shoes... (more)
Guadalajara's sights are divided into five major areas. Guadalajara, Zapopan, Tlaquepaque, and Tonalá are the four primary... (more)
Although they couldn't be more different, Ixtapa (eesh-tah-pa) and Zihuatanejo (zee-wha-ta-NEH-ho) are marketed together as a... (more)
Once upon a time, the majority of Cabo's visitors were anglers and came primarily from Southern California and the west coast... (more)
By and large, people have the wrong idea about Mexico City. To many the very name summons two words: crime and pollution. No doubt... (more)
Above all else, beaches are what define the Caribbean coast of Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula–soft, blinding white strands... (more)
Oaxaca is in one of three adjacent valleys encircled by the majestic Sierra Madre del Sur. Mexico's fifth-largest state, it's... (more)
Mexico's second-most-visited resort after Cancún, Puerto Vallarta is, without a doubt, "touristy." From the clean streets... (more)
San Miguel de Allende and the Heartland
Also referred to as the Bajío, this area (parts of the Guanajuato, Querétaro, and Michoacán states) really... (more)
The Sonoran Desert–or as the Mexicans call it, El Desierto de Altar–dominates the northern part of this state, where... (more)
Veracruz State is a long, slim crescent bordering the Gulf of Mexico, about five hours east of Mexico City. The port city of Veracruz... (more)
