Mexico City. Whenever I heard the name of the largest city in North America, I used to think of pollution and dirt. I don’t know why I formed that opinion, but I after visiting Mexico City, I withdraw my previous view :-) Mexico City is huge. I am sure it is polluted. And yes, some […]
Category Archives: Mexico Travel Blog
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May
May
I have written a post or two about Patzcuaro in the past. It is an authentic little town about 45 minutes North of Uruapan, in Michoacan’s mountains. My husband, Brad, gave a short Bible talk there in an English congregation in February. Afterward, we treated ourselves to dinner at Restaurante La Mesa en Patzcuaro. Their […]
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Apr
Apr
We love the beach! And my mom-in-law loves the beach too! So whenever she visits, it’s beach time! We live in Michoacan and it has some fabulous beaches. We rented a home in Caleta de Campos for a few days and it had the best view plus a pool for the kids. We spent all […]
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Visit Barra de Potosi – A Tranquil Beachfront Fishing Village in Beautiful Mexico
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Mar
Mar
Barra de Potosi is a tiny tranquil beachfront fishing village in the state of Guerrero, Mexico. It is home to a popular lagoon, where you can view the locals fishing for crabs. There are a couple of good seafood restaurants with a great view of the bay, Bahia el Potosi. We rented rooms through Airbnb, […]
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Mar
Mar
I am not a big fan of contemporary art, however, when I saw the sign for this exhibit I thought it would be a good experience for my girls. We didn’t know what we would find but we enjoyed our afternoon not only because of the art but also because of the beautiful location in beautiful […]
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The Gorgeous Beaches in Zihuatanejo, Guerrero, A Dangerous ‘DO NOT TRAVEL’ Zone in Mexico
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Dec
Dec
UPDATED on 3/8/18 – Zihuatanejo is in Guerrero, Mexico. It is the lesser-known counterpart to Ixtapa, a famous Mexico travel destination. The cities are only a few minutes apart by car or bus. The state of Guerrero is considered one of the most dangerous states in Mexico by the US Department of State. We live […]