Known for its relaxed seaside charm amidst Riviera Nayarit, Sayulita is a former fishing village now popular for its surf breaks ideal for beginners.
A picturesque pueblo in Yucatán Peninsula, Izamal features brilliant yellow architecture and historic Mayan sites. Highlights include St. Antony s Monastery atop ancient ruins and a nearby pyramid.
Nestled on a lake, Pátzcuaro is rich in Purépecha traditions and colonial charm. Visitors enjoy Día de los Muertos festivities, cobblestone streets lined with historic churches and mansions.
A fortified port town reminiscent of Mérida, Campeche boasts pastel-hued facades hiding boutique stays and hidden restaurants. The town offers tranquil waterfront views.
Known for its 26-mile lagoon with ancient stromatolites, Bacalar offers sustainable travel experiences. Visitors can enjoy boutique properties like Casa Hormiga and sunrise paddle-boarding.
Home to Zapotec ruins and el árbol del tule, a 2,000-year-old tree, Mitla is a cultural gem near Oaxaca City. Casa Silencio offers a boutique stay and mezcal distillery experience.
A vibrant arts colony near Guadalajara, Tlaquepaque is famed for its handmade crafts and cultural centers like Museo Regional de la Cerámica.
Set in Chiapas, this town is known for its Indigenous heritage and boutique stays like Hotel Bo. Highlights include convivial markets, a baroque-style cathedral