Mexico is a premier destination for exploring Mayan ruins and archaeological sites. Before 1,000 BC, ancient Mesoamerican civilizations like the Maya, Aztecs, and Zapotecs built magnificent cities across Mexico. Many of these sites are still incredibly well-preserved, offering a memorable travel experience. The Mayan ruins feature diverse settings, from coastal areas to jungle hideaways. No matter which ruins you decide to visit in Mexico, you’ll gain insights into ancient civilizations while marveling at their architecture. The Yucatan Peninsula, in particular, has a wealth of Mayan sites to explore. During your trip, take a break from the beautiful Yucatan beaches for…

Mexico is a vibrant and diverse country with something for everyone, whether you’re a traveler, retiree, or expat. From its beautiful Caribbean Sea and Pacific Coast to the mountainous highlands and vast deserts, this country offers a rich history, flavorful cuisine, friendly people, and a culture full of traditions. You’ll find a blend of European activities, like catching a symphony or enjoying a coffee at a street-side café, alongside local customs like men riding horses in the streets and women wearing traditional clothing. Outside the typical tourist areas, Mexico still holds onto its traditions. You could spend a lifetime exploring…

Our traveling and digital nomad lifestyle lets us live and work from virtually anywhere in the world. This freedom has led us to rent beautiful accommodations all around the globe, including villas in Canggu, Bali, and Koh Samui, Thailand, and apartments in Argentina and Mexico. We love our online work and the flexibility it brings, but it’s still a job, and we need to occasionally return to Canada for practical matters like updating passports, handling bank issues, and purchasing new gear. On our recent trip to Canada, we handled these digital nomad errands. Since we don’t have a 9-5 job,…

How much of your home country have you explored? As Canadians traveling abroad for around 11 years, we’ve barely seen our own country. Before our recent trip to Nova Scotia, Nick had only gone as far east as Edmonton, and I had only been to Montreal once as a kid. It was high time to see more of Canada, and starting with one of the furthest eastern points made perfect sense. Our 15-day journey through Nova Scotia, Canada’s second smallest province, gave us a taste of the Maritimes and left us wanting more. Each of the seven main areas in…

Puerto Vallarta is a well-known vacation spot, famous for its beautiful beaches and vibrant activities. While lounging on the beach with a margarita is certainly popular, there are also countless tours and excursions to explore. Whether you’re a food lover eager to taste local dishes, an adventure seeker craving excitement, or simply someone who wants to enjoy a fun day on the water, Puerto Vallarta has something for everyone. I’ve spent several years making Puerto Vallarta my second home and am always amazed by the endless array of activities available. Getting to know the city is best done on foot,…

If you’re looking for a city that’s not too large but is rich in activities and culture, Oaxaca is the place to visit. It’s one of the best spots in Mexico for an exciting and immersive experience. Start your journey in the capital city, Oaxaca City, where you’ll find plenty to see, eat, and explore. This city is increasingly popular with digital nomads too. Spend a few days exploring churches, museums, and perhaps join a local festival. Here are 21 of the best things to do in Oaxaca to help you plan your trip. Getting around Oaxaca is easy. You…

Living in Puerto Vallarta as a digital nomad is a dream come true. This city boasts an international airport, plenty of coworking spaces and cafes, furnished apartments, an incredible food scene, and a lively nightlife. It’s one of the top destinations in Mexico for digital nomads. Imagine waking up to the breathtaking views of the Sierra Madre mountains meeting the Bay of Banderas. The stunning scenery makes you feel like you’re living in a postcard. Puerto Vallarta (PV) is particularly ideal for those seeking a warm winter retreat. When I first visited PV years ago, it was mainly a spot…

Oaxaca is often ranked among the top destinations for digital nomads in both Mexico and the world. Here’s an easy-to-understand guide about what it’s like to live in Oaxaca as a digital nomad. In 2020, working remotely became the norm worldwide. As borders closed, people who had never experienced remote working had to adapt to working from home. Companies found that letting employees work from home saved money and improved morale. This shift in work culture seems to have a lasting impact. With borders reopening, more remote workers are seizing the chance to work from abroad, expanding the digital nomad…

After living in Jacksonville for a year, I was amazed at how many free attractions the city has to offer. Whether you’re on a budget or just looking to save some money, Jacksonville is a fantastic place to explore. Originally, I visited the area for five years before moving here, and during times when money was tight, I discovered countless enjoyable activities that don’t cost a dime. Here are my favorite free things to do and places to visit in Jacksonville, Florida. One of the best free activities in Jacksonville is visiting its stunning beaches. The city is home to…

Despite having only two days in Boston, you can still see a lot and get a good feel for the city. Here’s a detailed itinerary to make the most of your weekend in this historic Massachusetts capital. Boston is a city rich in American history, and a weekend visit provides plenty of opportunities to explore its many landmarks. My first visit was a whirlwind of history, beautiful parks, waterfront views, and delicious local cuisine. Here’s my ideal weekend itinerary for Boston. On day one, we’ll focus on Boston’s historical attractions. Start your day with a visit to Boston Common, America’s…