Mérida, Yucatán
The old money grandeur, untouched Maya heritage, the impressive art scene, the vibrant food, the Haciendas, decadent boutiques and photogenic cenotes make Mérida an ideal option winter through spring for couples, families and friends alike.
San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato
Many consider this UNESCO World Heritage Site the best travel city in the world. The pleasant year-round temperatures, charming cobblestoned historic center, restaurants, food markets and stunning 16th century colonial architecture make SMA a crowd favorite.
Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California Norte
A fairly-undiscovered gem 90 minutes south of San Diego, some say the Mexican wine country might have the best restaurants in the country. The short drive to Ensenada make for fun days filled with street food, breweries and vineyards. A wonderful summer & fall destination for diehard foodies & wine aficionados.
Mexico City
This is where it all began. The most fascinating destination in the hemisphere can be enjoyed year-round and amazes even the savviest of travelers. The cosmopolitan energy, world-renowned museums, fine dining restaurants, street food, fashion, art, design and architecture will feel like a European holiday, without the jet lag.
Mayan Riviera, Quintana Roo
By far one of the most popular vacation spots in México: Cancún, Playa del Carmen, Mayakobá and Tulum are a dreamy string of warm Caribbean waters, lush tropical jungle, Mayan archeological sites and some of the best hotels in the world.
Punta Mita & Mandarina, Nayarit
Boasting some of the most premium oceanfront real estate in the world, Punta Mita is the epitome of secluded luxury. A perfect winter-spring destination for those who enjoy 5-star resorts, signature golf courses, surf, fishing and the Pacific’s most delicious culinary offering.
Cabo, Todos Santos, Costa Palmas & La Paz, Baja Sur
The only state bordered by the Sea of Cortéz and the Pacific, BCS features the longest coastline & the most islands in México. Archeological ruins, marine wildlife, golf, fishing and scuba, not to mention world-famous hotels & resorts, make the area a perfect destination year-round.
Oaxaca
A cultural colossus fit to rival anywhere in Latin America for history, gastronomy and colorful manifestations of indigenous culture, Oaxaca is a complex but intensely attractive city whose majestic churches and refined plazas have deservedly earned it a Unesco World Heritage badge. A vibrant winter-spring destination for mezcal lovers, shopaholics and gourmands.
Puebla
Once a bastion of conservatism, Catholicism and tradition, Puebla has come out of its colonial-era shell. The city retains a fantastically well-preserved center, a stunning cathedral and a wealth of beautiful churches, while younger poblanos are embracing the city’s increasingly thriving art and nightlife scenes.
Careyes
Located on the Pacific Coast, Careyes was established in the 1960s by an Italian banker inspired by the Amalfi Coast. It has since developed into of a luxury enclave of villas and cliff-top castles, home to an exclusive artists' colony, drawing European aristocracy, creatives and the spiritually-inclined. The destination is renowned for its opulent homes, tropical shores, and the appeal of anonymity, perfect for those who enjoy relaxation and going unnoticed while navigating dirt roads on rustic Jeeps.