Travel Articles: Mexico

Highlighting my travels through the Sea of Cortez and mainland Baja. Our first tastes of whale watching, Lobster Tail, and Stand Up Paddleboarding. Mexico thrilled me with its varied landscape, and I found myself constantly breathless as I took in the views from the peaks of cactus-laced mountains.

We went to Baja! We started our trip with kayaking, whale watching, snorkeling, fishing and cruising around the Sea of Cortez. I couldn't imagine a better way to spend my winter vacation! Enjoying the warm weather, eating amazing food and adventures was so much better then sitting in the snow!

Of the five species of sea turtles found in the Baja region, all are unfortunately endangered! Travelers spend 5 days in Magdalena Bay’s mangrove canals working on a community project with Grupo Tortuguero on this trip. The unique group is a collection of former poachers who are now committed to conservation. Enjoy Mexico while also helping preserve its natural treasures.

My seven year old loves camping so where better for a mom and son adventure than camping in Baja? We stayed at a lovely turtle conservation camp where we assisted with local turtle monitoring projects and went whale watching daily in search of gray whales in Magdalena Bay.

What do you do when a member of your family is unexpectedly diagnosed with Stage IV cancer? Hopefully... you help them make the most of every moment. Take along a vibrant six year old adventurer and you have the definite recipe for success! This was nothing short of adventurous, we did everything from snorkeling and paddle boarding to kayaking and …

My husband and I decided to plan a last minute trip to Mexico in December of 2014. We spent a week in La Paz and went out each day for different excursions. Our favorites were swimming with the whale sharks, snorkeling with sea lions at Espiritu Santo, and relaxing at Balandra beach.

What better way to connect with your family & friends than taking a trip together! This time of year does present its challenges, however. There are certain places that are best to avoid due to weather and great places to visit that book up quickly. Here are some of our favorite Christmas time destinations for you & yours. Start planning now!

A luxurious and adventurous tour of the Baja Peninsula and Copper Canyon, a unique combination of some of Mexico's most amazing locations.

It is time again for our annual vacation and this time, we decide it is time to bring along the kids. Our oldest son has been learning Spanish in Pre-K for the last few years. I am so excited for him to practice his skills during our Mexico vacation. Knowing the kids will be in tow, we don't have a ton planned but I know all of us are looking …

A trip that blurs the lines between ecotourism and black sea turtle restoration, community development and genuine cultural exchange. Join a local group of fisher-conservationists on a journey through majestic Magdalena Bay in the Baja Peninsula to participate in a sea turtle conservation project recognized around the world as a model for …

Brian and I traveled to Mexico in 2011 and experienced the culture and cuisine.

The Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico is a fascinating blend of pristine beaches, turquoise blue water, spectacular nature, ruins of ancient civilizations, and residents who have not forgotten their traditions and culture. This Yucatan trip visits the Maya sites of Chichen Itza, Tulum, Coba, and Uxmal and the colonial cities of Campeche and Merida.

Mexico boasts a variety of things to see and do! Just a few of these include Caribbean beaches, Maya ruins, colonial cities, and delicious cuisine. There is truly something for any style of traveler. Explore this beautiful country that is full of history, unique culture and mysterious legend.

A high point of most Mexico vacations is a visit to one of the ancient cities built by the civilizations of pre-Columbian Mesoamerica.

Safety in Mexico is perhaps a concern for you as a traveler. Amidst bad press it is sometimes hard to decipher the true current situation for visiting the country. This brief overview helps those looking to take a Mexico tour make a more informed decision about how safety concerns may influence their trip.

Read here a description of the Day of the Dead, which happens every Oct 31st for three days in Mexico. Learn about the culture's beliefs surrounding this unique festival or plan your Mexico trip to visit during this time.

Receive a brief overview of the type of marine life you might see on a Mexico kayak trip in Baja Sur.

A trip to Mexico would seem incomplete without some time spent on its gorgeous beaches! This general overview gives travelers insight into some of the most popular, and even some hidden, beach options. Discover which beaches you might want to include on your Mexico vacation.

From Mexican Independence Day to Our Lady of Guadalupe, learn more about some of Mexico's most vibrant and celebrated festivals. These colorful events are incredible ways to get a glimpse of the culture, family dynamics, and national pride. Participating alongside the local people will definitely be a highlight of any trip to this country!

The landscapes of Mexico provide perfect terrain for adventure pursuits such as rafting, biking and trekking. Two areas in particularly, Chiapas and the Copper Canyon are spectacular for hiking.

Each year various whale species make their migration from the cold waters near Alaska to warmer conditions. Right now, we are amid fantastic whale watching opportunities in different locations along the Pacific, including Hawaii and Baja Mexico

Throughout Mexico, there are stunning reminders of the grand civilizations that one dominated the region -- incredible ancient cities of the Maya, Aztecs, Toltecs, Zapotecs and more are found throughout the landscape. Some, like the Yucatan's Chichen Itza, are well excavated and well known throughout the world; each year it beckons thousands of …