Teotihuacan was a religious city center located in the Mexican Highlands which saw mass construction and development from AD1 – 200. In the two preceding centuries, very little was known about this place yet during the mass growth phase in...
This is a slightly delayed report of our March 2016 trip to Puerto Vallarta. Part 1 was not very exciting, so we didn't put it in the newsletter. You can find it HERE. The most interesting thing from part 1...
We just finished a week in Grand Mayan Los Cabos and the only way to get to Puerto Vallarta is through Mexico City. We had uneventful flights and caught the shuttle to Alamo car rental. In our experience , Alamo is...
Staying in the Grand Mayan means we were in San Jose del Cabo. For our last day there, we headed off to Cabo San Lucas . We realize from out last trip that there is no parking to be had...
We were doing the Artwalk and new it would be busy, so we reserved a table at the beautiful Mi Casa right in the heart of the art district. It is in a beautiful courtyard oozing with Mexican charm. Linda and...
Wednesday Night we checked out a brand new funky restaurant called Acre . But Thursday San Jose del Cabo’s cultural district, framed by the beautiful calm streets and the colonial buildings was host to an exciting evening Artwalk. In the streets...
Acre Restaurant Cabo Tonight we had a reservation at the new Acre Restaurant in Cabo, which made for a very interesting end to the day. This new farm-to-table restaurant is the latest to join the sustainable farming foodie scene in...
Today was supposed to be cold and cloudy (by cold I mean 70 degrees), so we decided it was a good day to drive up to Todos Santos. We hopped on the new toll road headed toward the aiport and...
Once we stopped hyperventilating from our missed flights and various stand by experiences, we found our car rental guy with his enormous Suburban (there are six of us, five from Michigan and one from Seattle) and headed into town. Driving...
We have been hearing about the botanical gardens in Puerto Vallarta for years, but I think we were a little skeptical. But since we were already close and had a rental car, we figured it was time to check it...
Discovering Teotihuacan
Teotihuacan was a religious city center located in the Mexican Highlands which saw mass construction and development from AD1 – 200. In the two preceding centuries, very little was known about this place yet during the mass growth phase in...
Nuevo Vallara 2016 Trip - part 2
This is a slightly delayed report of our March 2016 trip to Puerto Vallarta. Part 1 was not very exciting, so we didn't put it in the newsletter. You can find it HERE. The most interesting thing from part 1...
Nuevo Vallarta Trip Report 2016 - part 1
We just finished a week in Grand Mayan Los Cabos and the only way to get to Puerto Vallarta is through Mexico City. We had uneventful flights and caught the shuttle to Alamo car rental. In our experience , Alamo is...
Day Trip to Cabo San Lucas
Staying in the Grand Mayan means we were in San Jose del Cabo. For our last day there, we headed off to Cabo San Lucas . We realize from out last trip that there is no parking to be had...
Mi Casa Restaurant - San Jose del Cabo
We were doing the Artwalk and new it would be busy, so we reserved a table at the beautiful Mi Casa right in the heart of the art district. It is in a beautiful courtyard oozing with Mexican charm. Linda and...
Thursday Artwalk in San Jose del Cabo
Wednesday Night we checked out a brand new funky restaurant called Acre . But Thursday San Jose del Cabo’s cultural district, framed by the beautiful calm streets and the colonial buildings was host to an exciting evening Artwalk. In the streets...
Acre Restaurant - San Jose del Cabo
Acre Restaurant Cabo Tonight we had a reservation at the new Acre Restaurant in Cabo, which made for a very interesting end to the day. This new farm-to-table restaurant is the latest to join the sustainable farming foodie scene in...
Day Trip to Todos Santos from Los Cabos
Today was supposed to be cold and cloudy (by cold I mean 70 degrees), so we decided it was a good day to drive up to Todos Santos. We hopped on the new toll road headed toward the aiport and...
Los Cabos 2016
Once we stopped hyperventilating from our missed flights and various stand by experiences, we found our car rental guy with his enormous Suburban (there are six of us, five from Michigan and one from Seattle) and headed into town. Driving...
Puerto Vallarta Botanical Gardens - March 2015
We have been hearing about the botanical gardens in Puerto Vallarta for years, but I think we were a little skeptical. But since we were already close and had a rental car, we figured it was time to check it...