9 Travel Spots People Say They’d Skip Next Time
From selfie-snappers at the Louvre to the “gritty” Hollywood Walk of Fame, here are 9 famous spots that travelers say aren’t worth the hype.
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Blog | Guanajuato | Mexico | Mexico City | Morelia | Puebla | Queretaro | San Miguel de Allende | Travel | UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Why You Should Visit These UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Central Mexico
Central Mexico is the historical centerpiece in a country as diverse as its moles. The impressive Zócalo of Mexico City to the pink-hued façades of Morelia. The Baroque elegance of Puebla to the winding streets of Querétaro. From San Miguel de Allende’s romantic hillside charm to the theatrical alleys of Guanajuato City. Each of these…
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Celebrate Life During the Day of the Dead
Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is one of the most important holidays for Mexicans. While death is a somber experience in many parts of the world, the Mexicans have created a 3-day celebration filled with music, laughter, and, of course, food. If you are planning a trip to Mexico in the…
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Mexico | Quintana Roo | Travel
Essential Tools for Safe Underwater Exploration in a Scuba Paradise
Essential tools for safe underwater exploration in a scuba paradise Settling in Cozumel offers expats a unique blend of vibrant marine life and culinary delights. The island’s clear waters beckon divers to explore its underwater treasures safely and efficiently. Advanced diving equipment ensures you experience these wonders while maintaining safety. Cozumel is a renowned destination…
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Five Unique Beach Proposal Spots Across Europe
Proposing on a beach is timeless, promising a moment worthy of a romantic movie. But you don’t have to jet off to the Maldives to create an unforgettable proposal. Europe is dotted with coastal treasures that offer a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural charm for your backdrop, whether you’re dreaming of a sunset…
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Blog | California | Travel | USA
The Perfect Weekend Getaway: Carmel by the Sea
Carmel by the Sea, or just simply Carmel, is the “land” Disney could have built for food and wine lovers. Carmel’s compact, one-square-mile downtown area makes it easy to meander and check out all the inspiring galleries and hidden alleyways. Feast on seafood or sample a tasting menu at Michelin restaurants. Sip on local wines at…
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What to Expect When Visiting the Most Beautiful Place in California: Point Lobos
Point Lobos State Natural Reserve has been an inspiration for artists for almost a century, and it’s easy to see why. Known as the “Crown Jewel of the California State Park System”, this part of the California coastline, with its dramatic cliffs, wind-sculpted cypress trees, and hidden coves, is jaw-dropping gorgeous at every turn. Photographers…
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Blog | Europe | Foodie Destinations | Foodies | Spain | Travel | USA & Canada
My Ultimate Foodie Bucket List Adventures Around the World
For some, bucket lists are filled with skydives, safaris, or trekking across remote mountain ranges, and I have a few of these in mind, too. But I have a completely separate foodie bucket list that focuses on unforgettable food and wine experiences across the globe. From sipping champagne in France to dining under the sea,…
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9 Mexican Wine Brands You Should Try on a Wine List
Most people are familiar with French and California wines. Oenophiles will rave about Italian and Spanish wines. Chile is known for its cheap, but very delicious wines. And Mexico? Yes. Mexico makes great wines, too. The country of Mexico may not be in the top 10 (or even 20) for producing wine, but that…
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Blog | Queretaro | San Miguel de Allende | Tours | Wine | Wine Tours
Why Tour the Heart of Mexico With Wine Experts
Mexico has been making wine longer than any other country in the Americas, a full 242 years longer than the oldest winery in the United States. But for social, religious, and governmental reasons wine has not been fully embraced by the native population. Mexico has been a tequila, brandy, and beer culture for hundreds of…
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Blog | Foodie Destinations | Foodies | Mexico | Queretaro | Tours | Wine | Wine Tours
A Guide to Wine Festivals in Mexico
Oenophiles don’t need a reason to drink wine, but a wine festival is the perfect excuse to drink LOTS of it! Most wine lovers will head to the big wine production areas like Napa-Sonoma and Bordeaux, but just south of the border, Mexico is celebrating its unique terroir for wine production. And what better way…
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Where to Eat in San Miguel de Allende
San Miguel de Allende may be known as an artist community and expat haven, but the town is also known for its incredible restaurants. Mexican cuisine reigns in this colorful town with regional specialties from the Yucatan to Oaxaca. But for those with more finicky palates, or for locals who just want something different, international…
