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This is an invitation to go beyond the map. To travel through landscapes that defy expectations from the silent majesty of the northern deserts to the vibrant pulse of the southern jungles. Here, history is not just remembered; it is lived in every flavor, ritual, and conversation.

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We invite you to slow down, listen to the stories, and discover a country that feels as deep as it is beautiful.

Surfing Mexico’s Birthplace of Wave Culture

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Surfing in Baja California is a way of connecting with the roots of a culture carried in by the Pacific and shaped by this rugged border coastline. Long known as the birthplace of surfing in Mexico, Baja also holds global recognition for the quality, consistency, and range of its waves—so much so that parts of the region are included among the world’s designated surf reserves.

Tamaulipas

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Mexico’s Palo de Rosa Season

For a few weeks each year, some Mexican cities seem to shift into a different mood—and a different color palette. Sidewalks collect soft pink petals. Tree canopies flare into bloom. The everyday cityscape turns brighter, quieter, almost dreamlike.

Sea, Desert, and Living Culture Facing Isla Tiburon

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On the coast of Sonora—where the desert meets the Sea of Cortes—Bahia de Kino offers far more than a classic beach escape. Offshore rises Isla Tiburon, Mexico’s largest uninhabited island and sacred territory of the Comcaac Nation (Seri). Here, travel becomes a conversation between extreme nature, ancestral culture, and landscapes that still feel largely untouched.

Pacific Coast

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Whale watching in Mexico

Winter brings one of the ocean’s most moving encounters. From December to March, humpback whales migrate to these warm waters to mate and give birth, often breaching close to shore.

These are Mexico best places to go!

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Baja California

Sea, desert, and wine converge in a landscape of contrastsexperienced with open senses and a free-spirited approach to travel.

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Michoacan

Known as "The Soul of Mexico," Michoacán is a land of lakes, volcanoes, and vibrant indigenous culture.

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Puebla

Puebla is a place best understood through the senses. Streets unfold like chapters of a long story, and every dish carries layers of memory shaped over centuries.

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Baja California Sur

Deep waters, seaside towns, and open landscapes that encourage slower travel and longer views.

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Tamaulipas

Tamaulipas is borderland, Huasteca, and Gulfa mosaic of landscapes and cultures woven together.

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Nayarit

Living beaches, creative towns, and sacred jungles come together in Nayarit, a destination meant to be felt, respected, and remembered.

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Sonora

Extreme landscapes, fire-driven flavors, and a sense of identity shaped by time and spaceset between the Sea of Cortes and the vastness of the Sonoran Desert.

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Chihuahua

Chihuahua reshapes the idea of scale. Here, distance is measured in open horizons, stories are shared with steady voices, and nature commands attention.

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