Southwest Airlines is already preparing for spring break next year with new flights to Belize, Los Cabos, and San Juan.
27.07.2023 - 18:19 / smartertravel.com
For years now, hipsters have created their own modern trends by drawing inspiration from things that are classically Mexican. Consider woven blankets, huarache sandals, and of course the national fruit of both Mexico and hipsterdom— avocados.
Despite the fact that Mexico is the originator of so many hipster trends, the idea of a vacation in Mexico evokes images of inebriated spring-breakers and resorts that feel like shopping malls. Yet there are plenty of ways to plan a unique trip Mexico and celebrate the country’s own rising hipster culture.
How to Be Hipster in MexicoIf you’re looking to do more on a trip to Mexico than sit on the beach, here are the best ways to have a unique vacation and be hipster in Mexico.
Related: What to Pack for Mexico Boutique HotelsIf you want to live every day like a hipster in Mexico, you’ll need to wake up somewhere cool. Boutique hotels, which are basically the cool kids of the hotel world, are a stylish choice for travelers looking for something unique. Often independently owned, each boutique hotel has its own unique style to suit you.
For a city vibe, stay at Puerto Vallarta’s Hotel Amapa, where it’s all about wellness, pastels, and an amazing rooftop hangout. If you prefer to be farther from the city and closer to the water, a boutique hotel like The Beach in Tulum is a great spot to immerse yourself in design and ocean views.
Craft BeerWhether you’re stocking up for a day in the sand or by the pool, skip imported beer and try one of Mexico’s many craft brews. When else are you going to have the opportunity to try an oatmeal stout from Mexico?
In Puerto Vallarta, Los Muertos Brewing samples a wide variety of microbrews: Tempus, Maria Bonita, and Ramuri are just a few. For something even more obscure, head to the small town of San Sebastian del Oeste’s Jardin Nebulosa restaurant, where everything is made with ingredients from the surrounding cloud forest, including the beer.
Related: 10 Puerto Vallarta Hotels for Every Kind of Traveler TequilaYou might have tried farm-to-table dining, but what about farm to shot glass? In the state of Jalisco, the city, Tequila, is the home of everyone’s favorite margarita ingredient. Take a day trip from Guadalajara or stay at Metices Hotel de Barrica, where you can book a room inside a giant tequila barrel. Pass your time learning about the history of the town, horseback riding through agave fields, and, of course, tasting all the tequila your heart desires.
Visit a SpeakeasyIf you’re looking for a cocktail more exciting than a hyper-sweet pina colada, head to Mexico City, where the speakeasy craze has found new life. Whether you prefer the modern-industrial vibe at Jules Basement, a speakeasy that looks more like an
Southwest Airlines is already preparing for spring break next year with new flights to Belize, Los Cabos, and San Juan.
American Airlines will add a pair of new flights from Phoenix next year, flying to Mexico and Washington state for the winter.
Last week the State Department released a vague warning about Mexico travel to Playa Del Carmen, saying it had “received information about a security threat,” and prohibited government employees from traveling there for several days.
IHG Rewards members can make their points go farther when redeeming for award stays at 21 hotels in Mexico, Latin America, and the Caribbean.
If you’re headed to one of the most popular destinations in the world for spring break—yes, it’s Mexico—then check out these cheap Mexico vacations before you book.
From typical spring break beach destinations to a cultural capital, here are the most affordable Mexico spring break options this year.
The recent attention focused on a 60 Minutes report covering Allegiant’s maintenance problems may have overshadowed another airline horror story: Sun Country canceled two return flights from Minneapolis-St Paul—one to Mazatlan, the other to Los Cabos—this weekend, leaving somewhere around 250 passengers with return reservations stranded in Mexico.
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In American fiction, my state is code for outpost. Maine is where you send a character you want to get rid of, someone who goes off to raise goats, farm oysters, prep for the apocalypse — or write a novel. Apart from California, I can think of no other state in the Union that lives as strongly in the national collective imagination as a place to play out a festering dream.
Mexico is a country full of vibrant colors, rich culture, and breathtaking landscapes. From the beautiful beaches of the Pacific Coast to the colonial cities of the interior, Mexico has something for every traveler. One of the hidden gems of Mexico is Casa Aamori, a luxurious retreat located in the stunning town of Sayulita on the west coast of Mexico.
Mexico is one of the world’s most biologically diverse countries. Whether you have your sights set on the grey whale migration of Baja, swinging spider monkeys of the rainforests, or adorable coatis on Cozumel island, there's a whole host of interesting animals in Mexico. Though you might not want to get too close to Mexico's national animal – the jaguar!
Thinking of visiting Mexico for the first time? Watch a few films before you go. Like great works of fiction, movies often provide an illuminating insight into the culture of a country, its landscape and its peoples. Mexico has always been a rich source of movie material, with its own prodigious film industry and plenty of Hollywood blockbusters set in the country. Here are a few cinematic gems to whet your appetite: