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  • INSIDER: Counter Intuitive Ways to Have the Best Trip Ever
  • TRAVEL DIARY: The Hidden Coastal Village of Omiš, Croatia
  • SNAPSHOT: Civita di Bagnoregio, the Dying City
  • HOW TO: Eat Your Way Through Tijuana

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The beach is calling your name....
Open your heart to México, and it will invite you in.
The Maya town of Zaci was dismantled in the 1540s by Spanish conquistadors and those stones were used to build what is now the city of Valladolid. Throughout the centuries, the Maya revolted numerous times and still work today to keep their customs and their language alive to share with the world.
I spent the perfect afternoon at Hacienda Ochil, just a short hop from Mérida. It used to be a sisal plantation and is now a great place to have a leisurely lunch and walk around in a beautifully preserved part of history.
Every corner of @rosasyxocolate is a dream.
Loving every color of every house while exploring Mérida. Best done by foot!
Sometimes the friends you meet while traveling are covered in fur. And that's OK. This #Montenegro boy not only had the best view, but also got fresh goat's milk every morning.
I will never ever get tired of jumping into a beautiful cenote in the Yucatan. #romp
Plants make everything better! I loved this #airbnb in the Roma Norte neighborhood of México City. Not only was the design on point with thoughtful artistic touches, but it was right above one of the coolest bakeries in town.

Recent Posts

  • INSIDER: Counter Intuitive Ways to Have the Best Trip Ever
  • TRAVEL DIARY: The Hidden Coastal Village of Omiš, Croatia
  • SNAPSHOT: Civita di Bagnoregio, the Dying City
  • HOW TO: Eat Your Way Through Tijuana
  • HOW TO: Act Like a Local in Croatia

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The beach is calling your name....
Open your heart to México, and it will invite you in.
The Maya town of Zaci was dismantled in the 1540s by Spanish conquistadors and those stones were used to build what is now the city of Valladolid. Throughout the centuries, the Maya revolted numerous times and still work today to keep their customs and their language alive to share with the world.
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