Sonora Travel Guide

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Sonora Experiences

• Top Reasons to Go

  The chance to visit a colonial city: Wonderfully preserved Álamos has great hotels and restaurants and a friendly community of American... Read more

• Ruta de las Misiones

  Although most towns in northern Sonora have a link to a nearby mission, those founded by Padre Eusebio Francisco Kino, a prominent figure in... Read more

• Ruta de Río Sonora

  The highways following the Río Sonora are a terrific way to see a less touristy side of Sonora. Between Hermosillo and Cananea, the riverbanks... Read more

• Sonora Background

  Mexico's second-largest state, Sonora, is also one of its richest. Ranch lands here feed Mexico's finest beef cattle, and rivers flowing west... Read more

• El Pinacate

  The somewhat difficult trip to El Pinacate is also one of the region's most rewarding. The reserve, midway between Puerto Peñasco and... Read more

• Tribe on the Verge

  A rustic Seri fishing village perched at the end of a long, bumpy, winding dirt road, Punta Chueca is 27 km (17 mi) north of Bahía Kino... Read more

News & Features

• News, Airlines

  Annual Consumer Reports Study Ranks US Airlines

  Earlier this week, Consumer Reports released their annual study of the best and worst domestic airlines.... Read more

• News, Hotels

  Boutique, Foodie Hotel Opens in Burlington, Vermont

  From the steamed cider aromas that hit you in the lobby to the local ingredients served in the restaurant,... Read more

• Trip Ideas

  Insider's Guide to the North Fork, Long Island

  You might not expect to find yourself amongst wine grapes a mere 75 miles outside of New York City.... Read more

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