Solo Female Travel Safety in Mexico

Puerto Vallarta is on the Pacific coast of Jalisco, where the Sierra Madre meets Banderas Bay. It has a cobblestone old town, a seafront Malecón with ...

Guadalajara is Mexico's second-largest city and the home of mariachi, tequila, and charrería, the Mexican rodeo. Locals call themselves Tapatíos. The ...

Tulum is split into two very different areas: the downtown Pueblo where locals live and the beach zone (Zona Hotelera) that's basically a 10-kilometer...

San Cristóbal sits at 7,200 feet, so bring layers - mornings and nights get cold even in summer. The altitude will hit you for the first day or two un...

Mérida consistently ranks as Mexico's safest major city. It's about 30 minutes inland from the Gulf Coast and stays hot all year. The city invests hea...

Oaxaca is at 5,000 feet in a valley with mountains around it, so the temperature is milder than the coast but still warm year-round. The city center h...

Puebla is Mexico's fourth-largest city at 7,200 feet elevation. The historic center has UNESCO status for its Talavera-tiled colonial buildings and ba...

Mexico City is massive - around 22 million people when you count the whole metro area. You'll see everything from Aztec ruins to Spanish colonial buil...