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The allure of Mexican poolsides, beaches, restaurants, and culture during the warm summer months is hard to resist. It's so easy to just jump in the car and go. But no matter how excited you may be to get there,...
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Mexico is a popular tourist destination with a rich history, amazing monuments and vibrant food and culture. However, you'll still want to take some precautions during your visit to reduce the chances of getting ill and avoid unnecessary difficulties. Water...
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Millions of Americans and Canadians travel to Mexico each year. With its generous peso exchange, safe toll roads, and friendly cities, it's easy to see why. Why Mexico Remains a Great Place to Travel Mexico is home to some of the...
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Most folks know what Roadside Assistance is...but what about while you are in Mexico? Well, in Mexico, roadside assistance is offered by the Ángeles Verdes, or Green Angels as they are known to English speakers. They travel Mexican Federal Highways...
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Is Rocky Point Safe? I’m not going to insult you with a yes or no answer. I’m going to ask you to decide for yourself based on my personal experience of being there last week. I constantly brag about the...
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Traveling with a group of like-minded recreational vehicle enthusiasts provides a special kind of camaraderie, and it offers greater security in numbers... Read More »
Montezuma's revenge is most often caused by drinking contaminated water or by eating fruits or vegetables that haven't been properly washed... Read More »
Mexico border shopping excursions allow one to find all sorts of interesting, unique items often at a fraction of the cost that one might find in the U.S... Read More »
Before you go to Mexico check Travel Warnings from the US and other countries and TripAdvisor.com for information about the area you are planning to visit...
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The U.S. State Department's Travel Warning status has changed for the popular Arizona Beach, Rocky Point or Puerto Peñasco, Mexico..
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