Merida, Izamal and Valladolid
I didn’t have much time to spare, as I need to be in Cancun in a few days, so I basically spent a night in Merida and checked out a local bar called La...
Monthly Archive: November 2015
Celestún, flamingos and rubbish bags refuge
Celestún is a fisherman village, with beautiful white sand beaches and a peaceful atmosphere. The locals drink a bit too much but they are friendly. I got to Celestún looking for the pink Flamingos...
1000km to Campeche
After driving over 1000km and crossing the last of dangerous states in Mexico, Vera Cruz, I celebrate it arriving in Campeche, a beautiful colonial city, with perfectly restored pastel buildings, narrow cobblestone streets, fortified...
Guanajuato, San Miguel de Allende and Puebla
Time to check out some historical towns and one of the things Mexico has in abundance, Churches! Guanajuato, the capital of Guanajuato state, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a colonial-era city situated...
Amigos en Guadalajara
Jesus & Rocio are part of the “Fazedores de Chuva” and they received me with arms open in Guadalajara. They are also planing their next bike adventure from Mexico to Brazil in a few...
Is that a mirage ? no it is Sayulita
After a week of sand storms, gasolineras, light sleeps and cartel stories I arrived in Sayulita, a little surf paradise a few km north of Porto Vallarta. The place is a modern hippie town...
Sonora and Sinaloa “Zona caliente”
From Mexicali I made my way through the Altar desert, driving highway 2 along the border with USA, where I was welcomed by a sand storm. Drove past a couple of major towns like...
Calexico & Mexicali Border
Crossing into Mexico was a bit tense as it is a foreign land to me. I got used to the comfort and safety of Canada and US and after listening so many horror histories...
