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Mexico: Where Nomads Go
Get tips from travelers who've kayaked with manta rays, surfed the Mexican Pipeline, and eaten their way from coast to coast.
Discover the lesser-known Mexico, World Nomads style.
A country as diverse as Mexico can’t be contained in a handful of pages, so we’re not going to try. Think of this guide as a sampler plate, or a series of windows into Mexico – a selection of first-hand accounts and travel advice from Nomads who’ve danced at the festivals, climbed the pyramids, and connected with the locals.
Featured in this guide:
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Food and drink
Learn why Mexican food is recognized by UNESCO, go mezcal tasting, and check out the craft beer scene.
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Mexican art and culture
Meet the third-gender muxes of Oaxaca and spend time with the world’s authority on Mexican folk art.
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Ancient Mexico
Unravel the mysteries of ancient Mayan culture as you explore ruins half-swallowed by tropical jungle.
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Cities and towns
Discover colonial treasures, underrated destinations, and the real story behind the notorious border towns.
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Adventure activities
Dive with whale sharks and manatees, ride some of North America's biggest waves, and swim in crystal-clear cenotes.
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Travel safety
Get tips for staying healthy, getting around, and avoiding natural hazards, scams, and crime.
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The gray whale swims slowly toward our boat, her baby following closely. She sinks under him, then gently lifts him onto her back so he’s almost fully out of the water. Is this so we can admire him, or so the baby can get a good view of us?
Johanna Read
