One of the world’s great civilizations, Mexico is a melange of Mesoamerican cultures and modern indigenous tribes, Spanish traditions and a vibrant modern economy, the biggest in Latin America after Brazil. Exploring ancient ruins, savoring delicious food, wandering round fascinating museums, going butterfly watching, and choosing your favorite section of jaw-droppingly beautiful coastline – these are just some of the many top things to do in Mexico.
8-MERIDA
Merida is filled with history and culture: you’ll find plenty to explore within the halls of its popular museums. I now live there in the winter and make the trip between Cancun and Merida twice a year (though these days we drive) to catch flights to the UK.
7-MEXICO CITY
It’s hard to believe that a capital city could be a best-kept secret, but this has long been the case for Mexico City.Mexico City falls under a subtropical highland climate so it therefore experiences a hot and humid climate especially in April and May. Tourists prefer to travel to this city in the months of July and August when the weather is expected to be pleasant and warmer.
6-ZIHUATANEJO
Zihuatanejo; evolved from quaint fishing village to backpackers’ hotspot to today’s incarnation of winding streets of galleries and folk art shops, small boutique hotels and palapa-style seafood restaurants serving the catch of the day.When you travel to Zihuatanejo, you will be treated to long stretches of golden sands, versatile tours and excursions.
5-ISLA MUJERES
There’s just enough here to keep you entertained: snorkel or scuba dive, visit a turtle farm, or just put on the sunglasses and open that book you’ve been dying to finish.Isla first gained international attention for its outstanding aquatic conditions.
4-TULUM
The name Tulum, derived from the Mayan word for wall, and the ruins hovering over the beach, most notably the giant pyramid-shaped Castillo, have gained notoriety as 1 of the Mayan civilization’s only walled cities. Tulum was a carefully held secret among residents who settled in this Mayan community over 30 years ago.
3-GUADALAJARA
Guadalajara is the capital city of the central state of Jalisco in Mexico. It’s also the second largest city in the country and considered a colonial city, although much of its architecture dates from the independence period. This is the birthplace of mariachi music and tequila, but also one of the country’s industrial and business centers, sometimes referred to as Mexico’s Silicon Valley.
2-TODOS SANTOS
It was a blazingly bright afternoon on Cerritos Beach just outside Todos Santos, Mexico. The air was hot and dry and smelled like frying fish.Recently renovated, the hotel was opened in 1947 by “El Chino,” a Chinese immigrant who introduced ice to Todos Santos.
1-PLAYA DEL CARMEN
Playa del Carmen has carved its own Euro-chic niche along the Yucatán Peninsula.Playa del Carmen is famous for its stylish beach clubs. Offering a pampering alternative to the public beaches, these clubs offer food and beverage services, a variety of spa treatments and aquatic sports, plus access to restrooms, showers and pools.
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