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    Our Initial Encounters with Guanajuato, Mexico

    When our expensive but comfy bus rolled into Guanajuato from Guadalajara, we were a little let down by the initial view. The city, known for its UNESCO status and rave reviews, didn’t impress us right away. From the bus, we couldn’t spot any intriguing buildings, historical landmarks, or anything remotely attractive. Wondering why we had made this trip, we got off the bus and switched to local transport to head into town. The small bus climbed up the mountainside, and after about 20 minutes, colorful square buildings appeared out of nowhere. We entered an underground tunnel and were instructed to…

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    Exploring the Depths of Isla Mujeres, Mexico with Squalo Adventures

    Meeting up with my good friend Bernie always means two things: lots of beer and plenty of diving! Our trip to Isla Mujeres was no exception, and I couldn’t wait to get back underwater. I teamed up with Squalo Adventures, who took me on six incredible dives. The water was crystal clear, and I saw more fish than ever before! My favorite spots were Manchones Reef, known for its abundant marine life, and Pilus, famous for its many caves and swim-throughs. Isla Mujeres lies alongside the Mesoamerican Reef, the second-largest coral shelf in the world. The coral here is incredibly…

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    Top 21 Experiences to Enjoy in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

    Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo together form the Los Cabos area, but they each offer a unique vibe. Despite sharing a coastline, they have distinct personalities. Cabo San Lucas, located at the southern tip of Baja California, is notably where the desert meets the ocean, making it a hub for water and land-based activities. If you’re a fan of outdoor fun, shopping, or nightlife, Cabo San Lucas has you covered. This vibrant city was one of my honeymoon stops, and its charm made it hard to leave. Here are some of the top things to do in…

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    15 Must-See Attractions in Puebla City, Mexico

    If you combined everything that makes Mexico amazing into one place, you’d get Puebla. This mid-sized city in central Mexico boasts incredible food, gorgeous colonial architecture, rich culture, friendly locals, and even claims to be home to the world’s smallest volcano. There are plenty of activities to keep you entertained in Puebla. While there’s no beach, the city offers a safe, easy-to-navigate environment just a few hours from Mexico City, making it worth the visit. Puebla’s spot on the Central Mexican Plateau means it enjoys a pleasant climate year-round, surrounded by stunning natural scenery including towering, pine-covered volcanoes. In my…

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    51 Exciting Adventures Awaiting You in Mexico in 2023

    When most people think of traveling to Mexico, they imagine lounging on a beach with a margarita in hand. While Mexico is perfect for beach relaxation, it offers so much more. Whether you’re seeking a Caribbean getaway, a big city adventure, an outdoor escapade, or a dive into rich history and culture, Mexico has something for everyone. It’s a diverse country with no wrong time to visit! Mexico is not only one of the cheapest countries to travel to but also a haven for food lovers. On just one trip, you can scuba dive, explore Mayan ruins, wander through colorful…

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    Exploring Wildlife and Ancient Ruins in Rio Lagartos & Ek Balam

    Even though it was 6:00 am, we were excited to get out of our comfy bed at Hotel Boutique Casa Quetzal for our planned day! After a great experience on a cycle trip around Valladolid with MexiGo Tours, we decided to book another adventure with them. We headed to the fishing village of Rio Lagartos with four other travelers and our lively guide, Gilberto. The village sits next to a massive 60,000-hectare nature reserve and lagoon, home to flamingos, crocodiles, over 300 species of birds, and many fish. Even though we had seen flamingos and crocodiles during our safari in…

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    The Ultimate Digital Nomad’s Handbook for Thriving in Denver, Colorado

    If you’re curious about what it’s like to live in Denver as a digital nomad, you’re at the right spot. Denver, despite being a sizable city, offers a fantastic way to enjoy the beautiful state of Colorado. I’ve been living in downtown Denver for about eight months now, and I love it! While I’m not a digital nomad per se, I do run my own freelance branding and web design studio remotely, working with clients worldwide. By the end of this guide, you’ll find useful information about the best areas to live, the cost of living, and what it’s like…

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    Top 10 Bars in Chicago for an Unforgettable Night Out

    Chicago is a vibrant city that embraces diversity and creativity. With its rich blend of cultures, it offers an amazing array of cocktails and cuisine. Here’s a guide to some of the best bars in Chicago. Chicago is known for its spectacular rooftop bars and distinctive speakeasy-style venues. The city’s cocktail scene has evolved significantly from its tumultuous prohibition era. The locals are friendly and appreciate a well-crafted cocktail. So, let’s explore some of the must-visit bars in this dynamic city. Raised Bar Situated in the Renaissance Hotel, Raised Bar offers stunning views of The River North Neighborhood in Downtown…

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    Rio Secreto: A Journey Through the Hidden Caverns of the Riviera Maya!

    We were invited by Riviera Maya Tourism to explore the unique activities and diverse nature that Mexico’s Riviera Maya has to offer. This was our first time working directly with a tourism board, and we couldn’t have been more thrilled about our first Press Trip. As travel bloggers, we were definitely proud of this accomplishment. At the Playa del Carmen bus station, we met a friendly and enthusiastic woman named Jessica, one of the PR Executives at Riviera Maya. Along with our driver, Juan Carlos, the four of us embarked on a day filled with ecological wonders and theatrical excitement!…

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    Valladolid: A Colonial Gem at the Intersection of Cultures

    Have you ever heard of Valladolid? Probably not. Most people visiting the Yucatán get caught up in the beautiful white sands and turquoise waters, often missing this amazing colonial city. It’s high time to swap a couple of beach days for a cultural adventure! That’s exactly what we decided to do. While we adored our relaxing week on Holbox Island, we knew it was time to move on to avoid getting too comfortable. So, we reluctantly left the beach and took the 25-minute ferry back to the mainland. After a short bus ride, we arrived in the delightful city of…