Chiapas is one of the most incredibly beautiful and historic states in all of Mexico. While San Cristobal de las Casas may be the cultural and touristic hub of the state, Palenque is the explorer’s paradise. For travelers seeking adventure, few places in Mexico compare to Palenque. From hidden waterfalls to ruins buried deep in… Read More How To Visit Palenque Without A Tour | Chiapas, Mexico
The State of Oaxaca never ceases to surprise me. Its wild and pristine coastline might be one of the most underrated in all of Mexico. Though the growing popularity of places like Huatulco, Puerto Escondido, and Mazunte are bringing a lot of attention to Oaxaca’s beaches, there are still some hidden gems to discover. My… Read More The Complete Travel Guide to Chacahua, Oaxaca | Mexico
You know those movies that take place in 1970’s Miami or California? Long-haired hippies cruising along the coast, smoking blunts, having fun, and just all around loving life? The 70’s are probably the time period that I romanticize the most. Not sure why, it just seemed like that was the peak of society. Acid trips… Read More Pirate Ships and Acid Trips: A Full Moon Adventure in Mazunte, Mexico
Is Comitan worth visiting? Yes. Let’s just get that out of the way. One of the most pleasant surprises during my time in Chiapas was my visit to Comitan de Dominguez. I had passed by the city several times while in transit from San Cristobal to Chiapas’ most breathtaking natural attractions. At some point, I… Read More Comitan Travel Guide: Hidden Gem of Chiapas, Mexico
Puerto Escondido is quickly becoming one of Mexico’s most desirable vacation destinations. It is by far the most popular beach getaway in the state of Oaxaca, a region that boasts miles and miles of rugged Pacific coastline. Once you set foot in Puerto Escondido, you’ll quickly wonder why you haven’t been coming here your entire… Read More Best Neighborhoods To Stay In Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca | Mexico
The Pacific Coast of Oaxaca has long been one of the most overlooked destinations in Mexico. In favor of crowded, touristy beach towns like Cancun and Cabo, Oaxaca’s rugged coast gets criminally ignored. I’m writing this from my balcony overlooking the vast Pacific Ocean, a steep climb up 224 uneven concrete steps from the sandy… Read More Mazunte, Mexico: Put This Chilled-Out Coastal Getaway On Your Radar
Oh, so now you’re taking medical advice from a blog called The Partying Traveler? That’s where we’re at at this point of the pandemic, huh? Jokes. I get it. There are plenty of resources online that will tell you whether or not you should travel to Mexico. However, it is also helpful hearing and reading… Read More What Is It Like Traveling in Mexico During the Coronavirus Pandemic?
I called San Cristobal de las Casas home for the last couple of months, and not a day felt wasted. This magical city nestled in the mountains of Chiapas was everything that I could have asked for. After months of lockdowns and travel restrictions, I decided to make the move to Mexico. After mistakenly thinking… Read More The Ultimate San Cristobal de las Casas Bucket List: 50 Things To Do
One of the most criminally overlooked parts of Mexico is the lush, mountainous, jungly region of Chiapas. It boasts some of Mexico’s, if not the world’s, most breathtaking natural beauty. I had my sights set on San Cristobal de las Casas and Chiapas for the longest time. My expectations were high, yet both San Cristobal… Read More The Top Natural Attractions to Visit in Chiapas, Mexico
A short journey away from downtown Oaxaca, you’ll find one of my favorite little villages in the world. Teotitlan del Valle is a quiet, picturesque town surrounded by stunning natural beauty. Within the town itself, you’ll find a multitude of history, culture, and tradition. I visited Oaxaca de Juarez in the midst of the Coronavirus… Read More Guide to Visiting Teotitlan del Valle, Oaxaca in a Day