Articles by Susannah Rigg

Blazing sunshine and usually minimal rain make any time ideal to relax on a sun lounger on one of Mexico’s pristine beaches. The beaches tend to get busy with national and international tourists, but those…

Every state in Mexico has its own cuisine and Nuevo León, the state to which Monterrey is the capital, is no different. The north of Mexico is known for its meat-heavy diet (sorry vegetarians), pinto…

Guadalajara is one of Mexico’s largest cities. A colonial center that captivates visitors with its impressive architecture and beautiful plazas, it is also a cultural hub, with many things seen as quintessentially Mexican hailing from…

A beach vacation isn’t complete without enjoying the sunset at least once. Watching the sun sink below the horizon and then illuminate the sky with a range of reds, oranges, and purples is one of…

Punta de Mita has a number of excellent restaurants, from casual spots where you can munch on fish tacos while your toes settle into the sand, to haute cuisine. Our six favorites will make choosing…

The Islas Marietas (Marietas Islands) are a collection of islands found off the coast of Punta Mita that appeared in the ocean as a result of volcanic activity thousands of years ago. The islands have…

The Punta Mita community was designed around 20 years ago as a golf destination and it now has two stunning palm-tree-lined golf courses with views of the Pacific Ocean. Anyone staying at Punta Mita has…

If you’re looking for clothes and accessories to complete your “look” while you’re on vacation in Punta de Mita, or if you want to take home the perfect handcraft as a memento of your trip,…

“Quiet,” “quaint” and “peaceful” are just a few words that could describe the town of San Jose del Cabo. Founded as a mission town in 1730 by Jesuit priest Nicolás Tamaral, it retains its 18th-century…

Beautiful beaches, luxurious accommodation, incredible choice of food and a huge variety of sea and land activities: Punta Mita is the perfect place for a weekend getaway. But be warned, you’ll probably want to stay…