Go off the beaten track and explore Mexico’s lesser-known alternative destinations. You might have to put a bit more effort to reach these wonderful attractions, but that’s exactly what makes them so special. Here are our top 10 hidden gems of Mexico. #10 Lagoon Of Seven Colors In Bacalar Lake…
Mexico is full of less-than-popular spots that are quite spectacular. From one of the world’s tallest waterfalls to Playa Del Amor, which can only be reached by an underground tunnel, Mexico is full of surprises and beautiful locations aside from its luxury beaches and resorts. Here are five stops you…
For the last 25 years, a passionate man is spending his days underground trying to complete a cave of self- enlightenment. Meet Ra Paulette, the artist who creates underground sanctuaries for meditation and inner peace. [adsenseyu2] ”Changing the world is a tall order,” writes Ra Paulette on his website. “Art…
Whenever we see green details in a fashionable hotel, or luxurious venue of any kind, we get a sense of “normality”. This giant green panel was designed by the team at VERDEVERTICAL (literally translated “vertical green”), a Mexican shop specializing in vertical gardens. It enhances a boundary wall of a hotel located in the…
The Hidden Beach is one of the most renown beaches in the world, an ideal place for snorkeling and water diving enthusiasts. It is situated on one of the Marieta Islands, now designated national park, 20 miles away from Puerto Vallarta, Western Mexico. Due to the governmental regulations that prohibits any…
Ixtapa is a beach holiday retreat located in the municipality of Zihuatanejo de Azueta, in the Mexican state of Guerrero. Best to visit from mid-November to March, the resort is a good winter destination for some adventurous leisure time, as well as for visiting some interesting cultural venues. Without further…
The spectacular Giant Crystal Cave is connected to the Naica Mine, located in Chihuahua, Mexico. It goes around 300 meters bellow the surface. The main chamber contains the largest selenite crystals ever found, some of them reaching 11 meters in length, 4 meters in diameter and about 55 tons in…
Many ceremonies and initiations during ancient times are believed to have taken place in these underwater caverns from the Riviera Maya. The Mexicans call them cenotes, caves and underground rivers created naturally over 6,500 years ago, resulted from the combination of various geological events and climate changes. [adsenseyu2] What we…
Cancun Underwater Museum or MUSA is an unusual exhibition of sculptures made by Jason DeCaires Taylor placed in the waters surrounding Cancun, Isla Mujeres and Punta Nizuc in Mexico. The amazing project that took shape in 2009 because of the artist Jason deCaires Taylor, in collaboration with The National Marine…
Contrary to all beliefs, this is not snow, but a fantastic natural landscape called “White Sands”, located in New Mexico, USA. White Sands is the world’s largest gypsum sand dune field – 275 square miles of fine white sand, spread forming surreal looking white dunes. Visiting Details: “A car is…
