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Thinking about starting your journey as a digital nomad in Mexico? Sounds like a great plan! Picking a City in Mexico for Digital Nomads can be difficult – you’re spoilt for choice. Mexico is a very large and diverse country rich in culture, tasty food,…
The Ultimate Cell Phone and Internet Data Guide for Digital Nomads to Get a SIM Card in Mexico If traveling to Mexico is something you’d like to cross off your bucket list and wonder if you need to get a Mexican SIM card, the answer…
Having gone to the three major archaeological sites (with a tour guide), I would like to help you choose which to visit; if let’s say you only have time for one…
If you are a beach person and don’t mind a tourist-y vibe, Playa del Carmen is a must. There are so many beautiful beaches close by from Playa 88 in the Colosio to a little further a field in Akumal, Xpu-Ha or the surrounding Islands.…
San Cristobal de Las Casas is a small colonial city in the Mexican state of Chiapas, it is 2,200 meters above sea level and absolutely beautiful! Read about san cristobal de las casas here
The cross into Guatemala from San Cris was relatively easy and a well trekked route but there are a few extra precautions to take due to Covid. Save this post if you plan on taking this trip yourself. https://youtu.be/I7ZOmfzbQWI Here’s how to do it: 🎫…
While we seem to be the only foreigners in Mexico that don’t rate San Miguel de Allende we still found some activities and things to do that we really enjoyed, and would recommend incorporating into your trip.
For the first time in 7 months we are in the negative and spent more that we earnt eeekkk. We found San Miguel de Allende rather expensive in comparison to other cities or regions, not necessarily unjustifiably so – there were plenty of delicious restaurants…
There are plenty of towns you can visit while in Puerto Vallarta. San Sebastian del Oeste was our first trip. In fact, traveling to the surrounding towns – just like this one – is what spurred us on during the work-week. Roughly 47 miles away;…
Are you in or planning to visit Puerto Vallarta? I’m sure you are soon to experience many activities in this burgeoning tourist destination. One of the understated beauties of Puerto Vallarta is that it is a hub for exploring nearby towns. So, if you are…
You’re about to dive into one of the world’s tastiest, most traditional, and spiciest culinary: Mexican. Even though I highly recommend following these recommendations, I encourage you to add as many as possible.
Thinking about starting your journey as a digital nomad in Mexico? Sounds like a great plan! Picking a City in Mexico for Digital Nomads can be difficult – you’re spoilt for choice. Mexico is a very large and diverse country rich in culture, tasty food,…
The Ultimate Cell Phone and Internet Data Guide for Digital Nomads to Get a SIM Card in Mexico If traveling to Mexico is something you’d like to cross off your bucket list and wonder if you need to get a Mexican SIM card, the answer…
In this post, you’ll find all the details about the best areas to stay in, in Mexico City. We look at essential aspects such as proximity to shops, access to public transport, touristy spots, safety and budget.
CDMX is one of the most beautiful and vibrant cities in the world, and MADERO street is oneof its gems. This charming street has plenty to offer visitors, including shops for those lookingfor souvenirs or everyday items, delicious restaurants, and plenty of places to relax…
Merida is heaving with great restaurants and bars, check out our Food and Restaurant Guide below so you’re only going to the tried and tested. Oliva The review: 🎖️Appetisers for the win🏆 I thought the Provola (cheese fried cheese) was the hero meal, but the…
In San Cristobal de Las Casa we did the young producers tour, one of our favourite experiences from Mexico
Having gone to the three major archaeological sites (with a tour guide), I would like to help you choose which to visit; if let’s say you only have time for one…
San Cristobal de Las Casas is a small colonial city in the Mexican state of Chiapas, it is 2,200 meters above sea level and absolutely beautiful! Read about san cristobal de las casas here
The cross into Guatemala from San Cris was relatively easy and a well trekked route but there are a few extra precautions to take due to Covid. Save this post if you plan on taking this trip yourself. https://youtu.be/I7ZOmfzbQWI Here’s how to do it: 🎫…
We spent a 12 months working remotely and travelling around Mexico, here’s where we went: Sayulita > Puerto Vallarta > Guanajuato City > San Miguel de Allende > Oaxaca City > San Cristóbal de Las Casas > Merida > Playa del Carmen > San Cristóbal de Las Casas Our first stop was…
We spent a month here in November and could’ve spent many more. We were only able to scratch the surface of Oaxaca has to offer because of Covid restrictions but if you’re lucky enough to visit this beautiful city, here are our must-dos.
Ever get something in your head and just HAVE to do it? That’s what happened with the Edward James Surrealist Garden – Las Pozas, and us.We were leaving San Miguel de Allende for our next spot in Oaxaca and decided it would be a good…
If you are a beach person and don’t mind a tourist-y vibe, Playa del Carmen is a must. There are so many beautiful beaches close by from Playa 88 in the Colosio to a little further a field in Akumal, Xpu-Ha or the surrounding Islands.…
Isla Mujeres to Cancun Getting to Isla Mujeres is easy. If you’re coming from Playa del Carmen you’ll need to take the bus to Cancun. Go to either of the ADO stations and take the bus to Cancun downtown NOT the airport. ADO Terminal Turistica Playa…
Merida has a reputation as one of the expat havens on Mexico and as such we were expecting the prices to be a little higher and we weren’t disappointed in that regard. It was definitely one of the more expensive places we’ve been in Merida…
Thinking of moving to Mexico but not sure about finances. Read our full breakdown on cost of living in San Cristóbal de las Casas, Mexico
While we seem to be the only foreigners in Mexico that don’t rate San Miguel de Allende we still found some activities and things to do that we really enjoyed, and would recommend incorporating into your trip.
Back Strap Loom Weaving has been practiced since pre-Hispanic times
No matter where in the world you are, just know there are 10 travel tips you can use anywhere to get the most out of your time there. Make it the best experience imaginable! Don’t look back – after some time – saying, “I wish I…
San Cristóbal de las Casas, the main hub for the state of Chiapas is somewhere we know we will back. It is full of beautiful architecture, nature and plenty of culture.
If you are interested in the crafts and artisans of Mexico, Teotitlán del Valle, a small Mexican village near Oaxaca city is a must visit.
The best way to get a feel for the city is to go to the local market and the markets in Oaxaca are a full blow event!
For somewhere that doesn’t grow a lot of cacao itself, Oaxaca punches above its weight in the chocolate department. It’s mostly consumed in a drink but there are plenty of blocks around too. Check out this Oaxaqueño Chocolate recipe and tutorial if you’re interested in…
Thinking of moving to Mexico but not sure about finances Every month we share the cost of living in Mexico with a full breakdown. In November we spent most of the month in Oaxaca, and honestly, given the amount we ate out in Oaxaca, November…
Don’t get bogged down with how many different Authentic food experiences you can have. We were in Oaxaca City for 4 weeks and have tried some of the best restaurants on offer – also many nights of Little Caesars – and hope our experiences help…
Lately, Airbnb has been criticized by many travellers for becoming more and more commercialized, filled with people who only want to make a profit, lacking its soul – by losing sight of the whole social component. We are all kind of disappointed that most listings nowadays are either…
There is no better combination than the red and green tomato with that touch of chile de árbol.
Mexico City is the second most populous city in the world, just after Tokyo, with more than 20 million inhabitants so there’s a lot to do and see just strolling around the city centre.
First off it has nothing to do with Halloween, is not sad and is a happy celebration of life.
For the first time in 7 months we are in the negative and spent more that we earnt eeekkk. We found San Miguel de Allende rather expensive in comparison to other cities or regions, not necessarily unjustifiably so – there were plenty of delicious restaurants…
Struggling to decide where to eat in San Miguel de Allende? With over 300 restaurants in San Miguel de Allende there is no shortage of food options so we’ve narrowed it down to our favourite, and not so favourite spots to save you the trouble…
https://youtu.be/BjbluvNC4Eg Most know Tequila as something you shot before a wedge of lemon and salt but few realise that it’s also a scenic town in the Sierra Madre Mountains in western Mexico – 52kms out of Guadalajara. Tequila is also a UNESCO World Heritage…
There are plenty of towns you can visit while in Puerto Vallarta. San Sebastian del Oeste was our first trip. In fact, traveling to the surrounding towns – just like this one – is what spurred us on during the work-week. Roughly 47 miles away;…
https://youtu.be/Eim8OOmQ6wE Owing to its peculiar topography, the city is made up largely of a series of alleys, where you can find numerous picturesque recesses. It is through these alleys that you can take one of the famous night tours, or “callejoneadas” one of the most…
In September we had the most amazing AirBnB right in the historic city center – the view from the terrace and mater bedroom was absolutely stunning! Guanajuato was great value money in terms of accomodation, food and activities. We barely ate in with some many…
Are you in or planning to visit Puerto Vallarta? I’m sure you are soon to experience many activities in this burgeoning tourist destination. One of the understated beauties of Puerto Vallarta is that it is a hub for exploring nearby towns. So, if you are…
While Addison and I were in Puerto Vallarta recently we were fortunate enough to volunteer at the Vallarta Food Bank for two months. We met some incredible people that truly loved and supported their community and made us feel welcome even though we were only…
https://youtu.be/b6LjsBmzWgg 1. Release Baby Turtles If you’re visiting between August and March you can take part in a turtle release with Campamento Tortuguero Boca de Tomates, this is a conservation program and donations are welcome. You can’t book in advance, follow the camp on Facebook…
What makes a restaurant great, tell me. Good food, attentive service, and a lively ambiance? Now, let me tell you why Gaby’s Restaurant; in the heart of downtown Puerto Vallarta, is great! Food! Gaby’s Restaurant has developed a menu that will leave your mouth watering,…
A day trip from the seaside town of Puerto Vallarta to visit Talpa de Allende and Mascota is a must! https://youtu.be/scjskpjxEAk First stop before we really get on the road to visit Talpa de Allende and Mascota is Panaderia Carmen’s Bakery to pick up some…
Come with us to try some tacos in El Pitillal, a suburb in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. https://youtu.be/c5zm2Jzs9So About El Pitillal El Pitillal a suburb in Puerto Vallarta where many local workers live. Next to the traditional plaza is the San Miguel Arcángel Parish church, which…
Income is down and expenses are up (again) this month. I’m kind of ashamed that our eating out bill is nearly as much as our rent 😳 We’ve received so many recommendations for good food spots, eating out has been a huge part of our…
Visiting the market in any town or city is a great way to get to know the place and people plus you’ll usually find the best food. The Old Town Market in Puerto Vallarta is no exception. This market is mainly used by locals -…
We’ve been in Mexico for four months so we are celebrating with four facts about our current home, Puerto Vallarta in the state of Jalisco (pronounced ha·lis·ko), Mexico. 1) Tequila and Tacos are Life Most know Tequila as something you shot before a wedge of…
A day trip to Vallarta Botanic Garden is a must-do on any trip to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Find out how to get there and how long you’ll need for this trip.
Puerto Vallarta is a beautiful beach town located on the Pacific coast of Mexico that has become a popular destination for expats and digital nomads from all over the world. If you’re considering joining them, several neighbourhoods and areas in Puerto Vallarta are perfect for…
One of our favourite things about travel is learning about different cultures and people and over the last few months we’ve picked up on a few cultural differences in Mexico
A full list of all our expenses and income from 1 – 30 April 2020 in Sayulita Mexico. We are currently in quarantine due to COVID-19 so haven’t been able to do any tourist activities, eat out (other than a few delivery splurges) or travel this month.
Music is life here, you can always hear something playing off in the distance and it’s awesome.There’s a technique to drinking tequila, hint: you don’t just neck it.Inanimate objects are masculine or feminine and it can be rather confusing. Meat and bananas are feminine Pharmacies are…