A Guide to Day of the Dead in Mexico

Dia de los Muertos is celebrated each year between the 31st October and 2nd November and is one of the most captivating and colourful festivals in the world. The festival honours ancestors who...

How to Travel to Mexico on the Cheap

Many people think they need to spend a fortune to travel. However, the reality is it's not necessary to break your bank. Yes, you will definitely need to save some money, but it may be way less than...

Staying at El Dorado Casitas Royale, Cancun

As mentioned in my previous post, right before the world turned upside from Covid-19, Randy and I jetted off for a small getaway to El Dorado Casitas Royale , an all inclusive, adults-only resort in...

Los Cabos is Opening to Tourism in June - Everything You Need to Know

Learn all you need to know about traveling to Cabo post Coronavirus Top 5 Concerns Answered Regarding Traveling to Cabo following Quarantine Ready to set off to paradise? Parts of Mexico will...

Sunrise Stand-Up Paddleboarding on Lake Bacalar: Fifty Shades of Blue

For those who do not know me: I am not a morning person - at all. Waking up anywhere before 7 AM feels just the same as waking up in the middle of the night for me. Generally speaking, I am a...

5 Locations You Must Do to Experience the Mexican Coast

There is so much to do and see in Mexico. Living a hefty portion of our lives in central and southern USA, Mexico was one of our top vacation spots. Cheap and quick airfare made it simple for us...