Latin America

Tulum, in the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico, is known for its pristine beaches, lively nightlife, and plethora of otherworldly cenotes. Cenote Calavera is one of its most bucket list-worthy swimming holes, with tons of options for adventurous travelers to jump into its cool waters—plus it’s a bit more under-the-radar than some of Tulum’s most popular cenotes, meaning you’re more likely to enjoy it without as many crowds. Here’s everything you need to know about Cenote Calavera, the best cenote in Tulum for thrill seekers. 

Sayulita is a sleepy beach town along the Pacific coastline, known for its colorful streets, bustling nightlife, and laid back surfer vibes. It’s the perfect destination for a beach getaway—but there’s plenty of other activities here, other than soaking up the sun, from visiting the so-called “Galapagos Islands” of Mexico to ATVing through the jungle! Here’s 9 of the best Sayulita tours offering some serious adventures in this vibrant corner of Mexico!

Tulum, Mexico is known for its stunning white beaches, vibrant nightlife, and boho chic vibes. But one of the most unique aspects of this part of Mexico is its proximity to cenotes, which are otherworldly underground caverns filled with crystal clear, cool water. Here’s the 7 best Tulum cenote tours from both Tulum and around Cancun and Playa del Carmen, so you can experience this amazing part of the Yucatan Peninsula all for yourself!

If you’re looking for an off-the-beaten path adventure in Mexico, you can’t beat Islas Marias, an archipelago of tropical islands located 60 miles off the Pacific coastline, near Puerto Vallarta. This former penal colony is now a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, home to several species of animals found nowhere else on the planet, and is officially open for visitors to explore! Sounds intriguing? It definitely is! So here’s everything you need to know about Islas Marias, home to beaches, epic wildlife, and an incredibly unique history.