Tips & Tricks
Playa Tortugas (Blvd. Kukulcan, Km. 1.5, Zona Hotelera, Cancún) — Playa Tortugas (Turtle Beach) eroded greatly after Hurricane Wilma. There’s now a restored sandbank at the entrance around Km 6.5 on Boulevard Kukulcán. The water is deep and the swimming is excellent, so many people come here to sail, snorkel, kayak, paraglide, and ride Wave […]
Xochimilco (southern outskirts of Mexico City) – located 45 minutes outside of downtown Mexico City, Xochimilco is the last remnants of a vast water transport system built by the Aztecs, and was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987. Its neighborhoods are full of tradition and respect for nature. A.K.A. the “Venice of Mexico”, […]
Torre Latinoamericana (Eje Central 2, Centro, Mexico City) –– built in 1956, this 44-story skyscraper (which vaguely resembles New York’s Empire State Building, offers a bird’s eye views over various parts of Mexico City. That alone makes this spot a popular place to have drinks after work or on weekends (including evenings). Views from the […]
Torre Latinoamericana (Eje Central 2, Centro, Ciudad de México): construido en 1956, este rascacielos de 44 pisos (que se asemeja vagamente al Empire State Building de Nueva York, ofrece vistas panorámicas de varias partes de la Ciudad de México. Eso solo lo hace este lugar un lugar popular para tomar una copa después del trabajo […]
Playa Mujeres Golf Club (Playa Mujeres Beach Resort, Prolongación Bonampak, Punta Sam, Cancún) — Designed by Greg Norman, this 18-hole, par-72 course is the newest course in Cancún, and is within the 930-acre Playa Mujeres Resort in Punta Sam. Practice facilities include a driving range, two putting greens, and a short game area. You can […]
Turibus (Ciudad de México): existe desde 2000, este autobús turístico de dos pisos (Turibus) ofrece a los visitantes la opción de ver las famosas vistas de la Ciudad de México en un entorno de “subir y bajar”. Como la capital mexicana es masiva, hay 4 líneas diferentes de Turibus que se cruzan a través de […]