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Ubigi Review: The eSIM I’d Pick When Coverage Really Matters
Ubigi is less famous than some of the eSIM brands you see everywhere on Instagram, but it has a few features that make it one of my favorites, especially for one country I know very well. I’m Mexican, I live in Paris, and I travel between Europe and Mexico often. Here is my honest review…
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Types of Mexican Chiles: The Peppers You’ll Meet Traveling in Mexico
Most visitors arrive in Mexico expecting everything to be spicy. Then they discover that the chile in their mole barely stings, the green salsa at the taquería is the hottest thing on the table, and the same chile has two different names depending on whether it’s fresh or dried. I grew up in Michoacán, where…
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Airalo Review: Is This eSIM Worth It for Your Next Trip?
I’m Mexican, I live in Paris, and I spend a lot of time going back and forth between Europe and Mexico. So staying connected abroad is not a theoretical question for me. Airalo is the eSIM name most travelers have heard of, and here is my honest take on it: how it works, what it…
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Best Time to Visit Cancún: Weather, Sargassum and Prices Month by Month
Cancún has warm water and sunshine almost all year, which is exactly why the “best time” question is tricky. The weather is rarely the problem. The real variables are sargassum, hurricanes, crowds and prices, and each of them follows its own calendar. As a Mexican, Cancún is the place friends from abroad ask me about…
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Where to Go in Mexico in December: 8 Places a Local Recommends
December is one of my favorite months in Mexico. The rains are long gone, the beaches are at their best, whales arrive on the Pacific and every town square fills with lights, posadas and Christmas food. It’s also the month when prices and crowds jump, especially in the last two weeks. So the question isn’t…
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Best Time to Visit Mexico: A Local’s Month-by-Month Guide
As a Mexican living abroad, the question I get most from friends from other countries is always the same: when should I go to Mexico? The honest answer is that Mexico doesn’t have one best season. It has at least three very different climates. The Caribbean coast, the Pacific coast and the central highlands each…
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Airalo vs. Ubigi for Mexico: Which eSIM Actually Covers More of the Country?
If you’re choosing between Airalo and Ubigi for a trip to Mexico, it comes down to one fact most comparison sites skip: which local network each one actually runs on. Best for major cities Airalo See Airalo Plans → Best for wider coverage Ubigi See Ubigi Plans → This post contains affiliate links. If you…
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Where to Celebrate Day of the Dead in Mexico
If you’re planning a trip to Mexico for Day of the Dead, choosing where to go matters almost as much as choosing when to go. The celebration takes place across Mexico, but it doesn’t look the same everywhere. In some places, families gather around candlelit graves through the night. In others, the streets fill with…
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Airalo Promo Code 2026: Discover NEWTOA***
Exclusive Airalo Discount NEWTOAIRALO15 Copy Valid through December 31, 2026 Use Code at Airalo → Looking for a working Airalo promo code before you buy an eSIM for your trip to Mexico or elsewhere? Use our code at checkout to get 15% off your order, valid through December 31, 2026. Below we explain exactly what…
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San Miguel de Allende Travel Guide: Things to Do and Where to Stay
San Miguel de Allende has a reputation to live up to, having been named one of the best cities in the world by Travel and Leisure readers more than once. This San Miguel de Allende travel guide breaks down what actually makes the city worth the trip, beyond the postcard shot of the Parroquia. Quick…
Your Mexico Travel Guide
Mexaround is a Mexico travel guide built by a team with real roots in the country, not outsiders writing from a checklist. We cover the destinations, food and culture that make Mexico worth exploring, from the well-known spots to the corners most guidebooks skip.
New to planning a trip here? If you’re looking for honest recommendations to travel Mexico and aren’t sure where to start, our destination guides and food and culture articles are built to do exactly that: point you in the right direction with the kind of detail that only comes from actually knowing a place.
Traveling Mexico has never been so exciting.