A regional handbook to Mexico from the Luxemex desk — the towns we visit, the corners we keep an eye on, and where our roster sits across the country.
Tulum, Playa del Carmen, Bacalar, Holbox. Caribbean coast, cenote lines, jungle restorations, and a hospitality scene that took twenty years to settle.
Henequen haciendas, colonial centers, the great chukum tradition. Inland, dry, and quiet in a way the coast hasn't been in years.
Punta Mita, Sayulita, Valle de Guadalupe, Todos Santos. Pacific coast, surf towns, and the wine country south of the US border.
Roma Norte, Condesa, Polanco, San Miguel Chapultepec. A capital that has become one of the better-eating, better-housed cities in the Americas.
Mezcal country, weaving towns, a colonial center the size you can walk in a morning, and a coast people are still keeping quiet about.
A lake, an hour and a half from CDMX, the kind of mountain town that empties on Mondays. Pine forests, paragliders, and the cleanest air a capital can offer.
Tell us when you're traveling and what you're looking for — the desk will draft an itinerary, book the stays, and meet you at the door.