By Deborah Van Hoewyk For The Eye Magazine Ten major-to-middling mountain ranges, replete with volcanoes and caves. Two oceans, the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean Sea, and the Sea of…
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Mexico’s handcrafts are folk art in the truest sense of the word. Influenced by changes going on around them, ordinary people living and working outside of vaunted artistic circles reinterpret…
By Julie Etra for The Eye Magazine We all know about the pipeline at Playa Zicatela in Puerto Escondido, and some of the surf spots just to the east of…
Oaxaca has so many things to offer — incredible food, beautiful landscapes, charming architecture — but one underappreciated gem is the state’s small, family-run distilleries sprinkled throughout the countryside. Here…
Huatulco is much more than beaches. There are many amazing adventures in Huatulco to experience. Located just 40 minutes from Huatulco in the Sierra Madre del Sur mountains is…
The backcountry of Huatulco is home to many excellent coffee plantations. Each plantation has its own history, personality and taste! If you haven’t been up to the mountains,…
Mexico is one of the countries with the most nature reserves and natural parks in the world. It has over 40 UNESCO-designated Biosphere Reserves. The Yucatán region has a…
Today, Huatulco Mexico continues to be a prime destination for those who are in search of their next part- or full-time residence or vacation property. The community is…
A strange geographical phenomenon makes the reputation of Yucatán. Cenotes are water-filled cavities that can be fresh water, or sometimes a surface layer of fresh water and a lower…
Whale-watching Season Whales can be seen off the coast of Huatulco generally from mid-December through March. While the majority of whales that can be observed are humpbacks, blue whales, gray…
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