From snorkelling with whale sharks to swimming in cenotes and exploring Mayan ruins, Mexico has a lot to offer. In this article I share my recommended Mexico experiences for solo travellers. When I found out I was travelling into Mexico City instead of Cancun, I must admit I was slightly nervous. I had heard scary… Continue Reading…
Things To Do in Yucatan Solo Head towards Mexico’s Caribbean coast and you will find yourself in the Riviera Maya. Known for its fine soft white sands, Mayan ruins, and crystal clear waters stretching to the horizon, it is one of the most visited destinations in the Caribbean and a great destination for beach, yoga,… Continue Reading…
Doesn’t it seem that check-out time is just getting earlier and earlier? Well, you don’t have to worry about that at Hostel Ka’beh in Cancun, Mexico, as they have no check out time! You can sleep in as long as you like and there will be no one knocking at your bunk bed to wake… Continue Reading…
If you are planning to visit Mexico between mid-May to September you have to swim with whale sharks. Cancun is an ideal destination for this once-in-a-lifetime experience. Below I share my experience to inspire you to do it too. They’re friendly, they travel in a large group and they descend upon Cancun annually. No it’s… Continue Reading…
When you are looking for the best nightlife in Cancun, Coco Bongo should definitely be on your list. Inspired by the film, the Mask with zany Jim Carey; Coco Bongo is a club, a cabaret show, a concert and a little bit of Cirque du Soleil all with a Las Vegas style! Confused? So was… Continue Reading…
If you are considering a trip to the Yucatan Peninsular and spending some time in Tulum, I share my travel story of finding the Weary Traveler Hostel Tulum. Crossing back into Mexico felt like receiving a big warm hug. There was something about it; the climate, the friendly people and possibly the fact that I… Continue Reading…
When they said Mexican wrestling was ‘acrobatic,’ I was expecting something out of Cirque de Soleil; wrestlers swinging into the ring from above, performing graceful little pirouettes and prancing around on their toes, skilfully avoiding their opponent. Then they said ‘Well actually it’s more like free fighting.’ So then I imagined cage fighting with no… Continue Reading…
My first 24 hours in Mexico City didn’t exactly go according to plan. Here’s the funny story of my Mexico experience and being a gringo in Mexico City. When they said: ´Be careful walking in Mexico City at night.´ – I took a cab from the airport. When they said: ´Mexican men love blondes and… Continue Reading…
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