Category: UNESCO

Discover Loreto in Baja

If you're looking for a palm-fringed paradise full of history and adventure, welcome to Loreto. This miniature Mexican town offers a more intimate, laid back, and intriguing experience than larger destinations. Sandwiched between the rugged Sierra de la Giganta mountain range and the Sea of Cortez, you'll find some of the country's most amazing wildlife... Read More »

Spring Fever Means Spring Break in Mexico

Why Spring Break in Mexico? Check out these popular destinations with glorious beaches, tons of sea creatures, exceptional food, and more -- and you'll know why... Read More »

10 Fun Things You Might Not Know About Mexico

Mexico Surprises: 10 Fun Things You Might Not Know When you think of Mexico, what comes to mind? For most, it likely revolves around tequila, tacos and beach resorts. But Mexico contains a wealth of culture, history and nature that most never discover. Read on for 10 fun facts you might not know about Mexico.... Read More »

An Ancient Ritual: Los Voladores de Papantla

Remembering The Dance of the Pole Flyers Performed in Cholula, Puebla, Mexico   It was a warm afternoon at the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City, dozens of middle school scuttled around the sculptures while the staff tried to teach them about Mexico's pre-Columbian heritage. "Shhh, be quiet" said one of the teachers, allowing... Read More »

5 Best Places to Enjoy Christmas in Mexico

It's getting down to the wire for planning a Christmas vacation, but you still may be looking, and I'm here to help. If grand parties and festivals, affordable prices and warm weather is what you are looking for—then Mexico is for you. These cities offer tons to do whether you'll be on a family vacation,... Read More »

Best Family Activities in Rocky Point, Mexico

Rocky Point or Puerto Peñasco is a beautiful seaside city located just 60 miles from the Arizona border. Nestled in a warm cove along the Sea of Cortez, Rocky Point offers a host of activities for families, from kayaking with marine animals along the coast, to aquariums and seafood restaurants. On your next trip to... Read More »

Dwindling Monarch Butterfly Populations Wintering in Mexico

Every year millions of Monarch butterflies migrate from the U.S. and Canada to Mexico to winter in mountainous forests west of Mexico City. But the populations are dwindling... Read More »

Exploring Central Baja

Central Baja offers diverse and dramatic landscapes, from expansive Bahias on the coast to high desert mountains and cool, palm tree-lined oases in the central area... Read More »