A city of undulating cobblestone streets strung along a broad sweep of the Pacific Ocean, Puerto Vallarta has been welcoming visitors to one of the best culinary scenes on Mexico’s west coast since Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor first put this former backwater fishing town on the map back in the 1960s.
The best spots in St. Lucia, Barbados, Jamaica and Mexico for a picture-perfect beach wedding.
If there’s one destination in Mexico that is all things to all people, it’s Cabo. Whether you're looking to relax on the beach, dine on local cuisine, shop through open-air markets or discover the vibrant art scene, Los Cabos has much to offer.
While they may not have the fame of their big institutional relatives, these three niche museums consists of utterly unique, if at times bizarre, hidden gems, each evoking Mexico City’s endlessly enchanting energy.
Stay at a hotel that was once a department store, lounge in a boat on the canals of Xochimilco and drink hot chocolate frothed up tableside.
A dude ranch in Arizona, an eco-resort in Costa Rica and the Leap of Faith waterslide in the Bahamas all make travelling with kids an all-inclusive adventure. If you are a single parent travelling along with kids, go to Punta Cana for a resort that waives the single supplement fee.
Practicing yoga is the perfect way to wind down after a busy holiday season. Stretch it out on the beach or get your downward facing dog on in the mountains at these luxurious yoga retreats in the Bahamas, Arizona, Ireland, Mexico or Hawaii.
Located on Mexico’s Gold Coast, and nestled between Puerto Vallarta and Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo, Manzanillo has a wide variety of authentic and affordable food, from freshly caught seafood to traditional regional dishes. Here are a few of the best restaurants and eateries to try.
With its seafront boulevard, beautifully restored architecture, and rich arts and culture, Mazatlan’s revitalized downtown Historic District is the vibrant heart of the city. Sip a margarita and listen to live music at Macaws Bar & Bistro, hang out in Plaza Machado and shop for souvenirs at Casa Etnik.
There are 111 pueblos mágicos in Mexico, each one designated as such for its enchanting beauty, architecture and centuries-old culture. Here are five magic towns—Sayulita, Todos Santos, Tulum, Isla Mujeres and San Sebastián del Oeste—that are easily accessible from major cities and resorts.
