On the way, you’ll pass through Supai village, where the native tribe lives. There’s a gift shop, cafeteria, and a general store where you can get pretty much anything. I recommend packing light and picking up your supplies at the village — it supports the tribal community and lightens your load on a strenuous hike….
Kempinski Hotel Cancun Review: A Peaceful Luxury Oceanfront Stay
We stayed at the Kempinski Hotel Cancun, and from the moment we arrived, it was clear that this property sits in a different category from many of the resorts Cancun is known for. The arrival experience alone sets the tone. The entrance feels elegant and intentional, with a sense of quiet luxury rather than over-the-top…
Tulum the Good
I want to share my experience traveling to Tulum, Mexico, where we stayed at a beachfront hotel called Maxanab, located in the hotel zone along Tulum Beach.Unlike many other hotels in the hotel zone, Maxanab is designed to be quiet and relaxing, and it also has many great reviews. Other hotels in the area are…
Tulum the Bad
It was not fun to get around in Tulum tourism Getting around Tulum is far more difficult than most travelers expect. The hotel zone is essentially served by one long, narrow road that runs parallel to the beach, and much of it lacks proper sidewalks. Traffic is constant, with motorcycles weaving between cars and delivery…
Tulum the Ugly – Why I Will Never Go Back to Tulum
Is Tulum Safe? In February 2024, an American woman from Los Angeles and living in Cancun was fatally injured by a stray bullet during a violent shootout between rival drug gangs at a beach club in Tulum’s hotel zone. She was reportedly enjoying the sunset with her dogs when gunfire broke out near the Mia…





