Ted Campbell
15 Best Things To Do in The Yucatan Peninsula
There are endless adventures to have in the Yucatan. Here’s a look at the best things to do in the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. Few destinations offer as much variety as Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. A vast expanse of jungle, bordered by pristine white beaches, grows out of a unique and complex ecosystem. The entire peninsula is ...
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Visiting Teotihuacan, Mexico: A Guide to The Ruins
Just outside greater Mexico City, the ruins of Teotihuacan are a place of massive pyramids and profound mystery. The ancient city is so old that the Aztecs, the dominant group in the Valley of Mexico at the time of the arrival of the Spanish, didn’t even know who built it. Today, there’s much speculation about ...
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15 Best Things To Do in Morelia, Mexico
Located in the mountainous central state of Michoacan, Morelia has distinctive food, authentic culture, and stunning nearby natural areas, such as the world-famous monarch butterfly reserves. There are numerous things to do here, and places to visit. In my opinion, other than Mexico City, the city of Morelia has the most beautiful architecture in Mexico. ...
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15 Best Things To Do in Queretaro, Mexico
The state of Queretaro contains natural wonders, magic towns, and four World Heritage sites. Its high elevation location on the Central Mexican Plateau makes the weather warm and pleasant year-round. There are lots of fun things to do in Queretaro — it has a little something for everyone. The city of Queretaro, officially called Santiago ...
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10 Best Beaches in Oaxaca, Mexico
The southern state of Oaxaca has some of the best beaches in Mexico, not only because of big waves and golden sand, but because of laid-back villages, inexpensive beachside cabanas, and unique cuisine that’s one of the most delicious in the country. In this post, I’ll list the 10 best beaches in Oaxaca you won’t ...
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15 Best Cenotes in Mexico (Yucatan)
In this post, I’ll list the best cenotes in Mexico you won’t want to miss. A surprising number of visitors to Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula never experience its most outstanding natural feature: cenotes. You can’t blame them, though. The beaches are first-rate, and other attractions, such as all-inclusive resorts, Spanish colonial villages, and ancient Mayan ruins, ...
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