An honest review around my stay at Una Vida Hotel Tulum, Mexico. You can see more photos, prices, and availability over on this Una Vida booking page. This was not a gifted/promotional stay and I paid for this trip myself. This article has links which I may make commission from, at no extra cost to you. Location Una Vida Tulum rests peacefully in the jungles of Tulum, less than a kilometer from the central ADO bus Station. Stumbling off a 2-hour coach ride with my backpack into the bustling Tulum main street, I hopped into one of the taxis directly outside. A kilometer might sound like an easy stroll, but…
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Nomads Hostel and Hotel, Isla Mujeres, Mexico review
Nomads Hostel and Hotel in Isla Mujeres is located near the middle of the island, resting quietly on the coastline away from the busy downtown area. I stayed in Nomads for two nights, travelling solo and hoping to make a friend or two along the way. Here’s how it went โฆ This article has links which I may make commission from, at no extra cost to you. Booking a dorm or bedroom in Nomads Hostel, Isla Mujeres I tend to do a lot of my hostel bookings with Hostel World. I’ve used the platform for years and I like the way they allow travellers to rate the accommodation. Check Nomad’s…
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How a crystal chakra massage changed my life
Do crystals have healing properties? It's believed that crystals can be used to heal and align your chakra. This was my experience...
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What to do in Tulum, Mexico
The town of Tulum lies just South of Cancun, Mexico, and hosts some of the best boho hotels and beaches in the country.
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24 hours in Puebla, Mexico
Puebla is one of Mexico’s biggest cities, located just a couple of hours South East of Mexico City (check out my Mexico City 3-day guide). Usually missed out in favour of some of the better known tourist locations, Puebla is only a 3 hour bus journey from the capital. I was fortunate enough to be taken on an overnight trip to find out what was so special about this Spanish colonial city. Here’s why you should too… Mexican Streetย of Colour Situated near the zocalo (centre), this little street was lined with cafes, antique stores and pretty painted houses. Locals stand in the doorways to their shops, and will happily chat…
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Things to know before you visit Havana, Cuba
Taking a trip to Cuba before it gets completely devoured by tourism? After a little stint in bustling Havana, this is what I found out… You won’t get the Cuban exchange rate the webย tells you The Cuban currency is a closed one, meaning you can’t buy it outside of Cuba, and you need to get rid f it before you leave. This gives the Cubans a lot more power over what rate you get. The web told me I’d get 1.24 CUC to the pound. The airport gave me 1.19. There was nothing I could do but accept it to get my transport into the city. I was also told…
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Budget hotel in Tulum, Mexico
Finding the best hotel in Tulum can be tricky with so many to choose from. We found a Tulum beach hut at a price we could afford.
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3 days in Mexico City
A lot of people use Mexico City as a layover location whilst travelling elsewhere. The city is the most populated in North America, and with only a short time scale, pulling together an itinerary for such a large location can be a big task. With only 3 days in Mexico city, I used the help of my local friends to pull together a list of my favourite sights. Day 1 Museo Frida Kahlo I had a few people tell me that Frida’s home wasn’t worth visiting. I disagree. The famous painter, known for her self portraits, lived in her blue house (La Casa Azul) for most of her life. Those…
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Vegan restaurants in Tulum
The best vegan and vegetarian restaurants in the Mexican town of Tulum.
