Reply Allison Green February 4, 2019 at 4:14 am. We went with ETN since that’s what fitted our schedule- the tickets are slightly more expensive but the service was amazing. As soon as I arrived to this mountainside city with its cool temperature and colourful houses, I didn’t want to leave. Designed & Developed by If you want to see all those things Some of the things to do include swimming with turtles, exploring ruins, visiting marine reserves and watching jungle sunsets with a margarita in hand.I could go on holiday here for weeks and never get bored!ADO runs a frequent bus straight from Bacalar Lagoon to Tulum that takes 2.5 hours.Isla Holbox is just 60 miles away from Cancun but feels like a million miles away. You should take a bus from San Cristobal to Bacalar’s nearest city, Chetumal. And when you do go…enjoy that sandy beaches ;))Seeing the pink flamingos at Celestun is at the top of my must visit in Mexico list now! I prefer to spend more time getting to know places, I was hoping you would be kind enough to recommend the places you mentioned in this 30 day itinerary where you could/would spend more time and which places aren’t worth more days, or that you might skip in order to have more days to spend at the places you really enjoyed. By bus, it is 5 hours south of Saltillo.I agree 100% with Larpman - good itinerary. After spending a bit of time in Asia, I hit up South Africa, visited some European countries and went on a big trip to Central America. Stay local and take the day to explore Tlaquepaque: Guadlajara’s adjoining colonial style town. However there are some considerable distances in there so, personally, I'd drop the beach trip to save time.A month is a long time. Rather than starting out in Cancun, this trip starts in the capital. Hi all,I am going to Mexico with my girfreind in September for a month and was hoping someone could suggest a rough itinerary?We are flying in and out… For this itinerary land at Aeropuerto International Benito Juárez, a short 15-minute taxi ride into the centre of Mexico City. I have only been to Cancun for a week and on my next trip I plan to stay longer.Yucatan is nice but the rest of Mexico is even better and I am sure you will enjoy it! I hope this Mexico itinerary will help you have an amazing time on your trip and fall in love with the country as much as I did. I find that most travellers in Mexico are resistant to leaving the Caribbean coast and, if they do, they rarely venture further North than Mexico City.Because of this, Guadalajara doesn’t get too many guests, which is a true shame!Guadalajara is part of the State of Jalisco which is the birthplace of so many quintessential Mexican things- sombreros, tequila, mariachi music and Mexican rodeos.If you’re a bit of a culture vulture, you’ll love this city. Description. Hi John, this was a guest post from another writer (her site is linked above). Oaxaca region is our absolute favorite, so if anything, we would add extra days to Oaxaca and Puerto Escondido (or a few days in Mazunte).If you have any more questions, just let us know!:)Yo!
Some might think it’s all hype but, I can safely say that it’s one of the most stunning cities I’ve ever been to- and that’s coming from someone who once lived in Edinburgh.While some people might say you can “just spend a day” in Guanajuato, I recommend spending a few there as part of your Mexico itinerary to take it all in. Nearby are the towns of Tequila, where the liquor of the same name is produced, and Tlaquepaque and Tonala, where artisans create an abundance of Mexican handicrafts. Great guide!Hey just want to say that this blog is really good and really useful! Mexico is a vast country that covers a land area of almost 2,000,000 square kilometers.To put that in perspective, it is approximately 100 times bigger than our country, Slovenia. We have done most of Mexico part planning, and would love to hear what do you, experienced people, think about it :)Is our plan feasible, would you recommend to change, remove or add anything?Is it not to ambitious? We spent 6 weeks in Mexico in total, but this route can easily be done in one month as well. After arriving in Chiquila, you’ll need to take a short ferry to Isla Holbox.
Either:Mexico’s visa requirements are pretty nice- citizens of most countries get an easy 6 months on arrival by flight, making Mexico a great place for digital nomads looking to stay a while.
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