In Dana Point we are rooted in our past and love our sunny future, it’s why the pirates of old and the surfers of today have adored this hidden gem. Life in Dana Point gravitates outside and if you are craving to learn more about area you will find the influence of our past as a seaport for trading from the Spanish and Mexican era via the Mission system in relation to what is now our beautiful Dana Point Harbor. Start Your Day by Exploring Missi

If you’re looking for an excuse to take a day off work, it doesn’t get much better than riding a party wave on September 20th for California Surfing Day— a celebration of the state’s official sport. As the birthplace of U.S. surf culture, Dana Point is the most iconic place to spend the day. Whether you’re catching your first wave or just want a leisurely day on the water, Doheny State Beach is the perfect spot. Surfline describes Doheny as “an

We invite you to plan a weekend at San Juan del Río en Querétaro, You will find out why Camino Real de Tierra Adentro was a must-see for people during the Virreinato. The way to get here was so long that with the time it generated a great richness and today you can have many haciendas in the view. This travel is full of legends and stories surrounded by a historic landscape that dates from the XVI century. You can come and visit the Plaza Independencia, the first plaza in the state tha

Historic place The mountainous state, located in central northwest Mexico, is famous for the role it played during the Mexican Revolution. It was one of the most important stages for Francisco Villas exploits, as well as an important mining hub, an activity that developed in the state in the 19th century and which persists on account of Cerro del Mercado, one the worlds most important iron ore deposits The city of Durango could very well be a museum. You will see it for yourself when y

The center of the Aztec countryThe capital of the country is one of the favorite destinations for thousands of tourists. Its cosmopolitan personality, cultural, gastronomical and entertainment options makes Mexico City a megalopolis like few others. The greatness of the also known as CDMX is visible not only in its history, but its extension. That´s why touring by metro, walking or even by bike, is all possible. One of the advantages of Mexico City is the pleasant weather throughout m

Where Past and present convergeThis lake-spirited town located southern Mexico City, is well known for its chinampas and the trajinera rides throughout its channels, which evoke ancient times when the Great Tenochtitlán was a city that stood out among its waters. Xochimilco is perhaps the last living link of the Aztec civilization, an encounter where past and present converge to prove that history can continue to be written, without tearing the legitimate apart and incorporating the new s

City of great historyYou must not miss the opportunity to walk in the streets of Zacatecas, a city with great architectural and natural gems, so be sure to include them in your “to-do” list for your next trip to Mexico. Get lost in the beautiful alleys of the capital city, and admire the beauty of the colorful walls of each fascinating building. While walking through the Historical Center, visit the beautiful Cathedral Basilica of Zacatecas, dedicated to Nuestra Señora de

A metropolis with history The city of Querétaro offers great historical wealth, having witnessed a number of events which were historically significant to the country, in addition to the fact that most buildings depict the colonial Baroque style which is particularly representative of the 18th century. Considering all these advantages, it wouldn’t be at all strange to come across characters who, despite not having appeared in history books, form part of the historical legacy of this magical

A trip through two cities The way of life in Guanajuato creates the sensation of taking a trip through two cities: the historic one, with its streets and monuments that treasure the passages of the Independence of Mexico, and the festive and bustling, with its infinity of cultural offerings like festivals, theaters and gardens. This World Heritage City - just like San Miguel de Allende - is also deeply connected with one of the most outstanding Spanish literary works of the 16th century: Th

Discover the city of angels Have you ever wondered why Puebla is called the “city of angels”? Here is the answer: legend tells that a heavenly court was in charge of tracing its streets and place the biggest and heaviest bell of the cathedral. However, we believe there is other reasons to say angels shelter it: its almost 365 Baroque domes outlining the horizon; the delirious tastes of its gastronomy, such as mole, and chiles en nogada; the bright blue of its Talavera; its colonial houses turned

Discover a City of leyends and traditionOf the 13 World Heritage Cities to be found in Mexico, Campeche stands apart from the rest for one important reason: it is the only walled city. The hexagonal-shaped defense system, exemplified by forts and strongholds, is reason enough to plan a trip to this destination in south-east Mexico. In order to help you picture how the city was able to fend off Cornelio Holz (aka “Pata de Palo”) and other pirates, a guided tour of the forts and strongholds w

A historical walkThe city of San Luis Potosí is one of the Mexican destinations with the greatest wealth of baroque architecture. A simple stroll through its elegant historical center showcases the old manors carved out of pink quarry that lined the Camino Real de Tierra Adentro (Royal Inland Road). This so-called cultural itinerary was used to transport silver from Zacatecas, Guanajuato, and San Luis Potosí, as well as to import mercury from Europe. In 2010, it was designated a World Heritage S

Located in the state with which it shares its name, Oaxaca de Juárez is one of the most important destinations in Mexico, owing to its cultural, artistic, and culinary legacies. A walk through its historical center -designated a World Heritage Site and called the Verde Antequera on account of the majestic green quarry structures- is all thats necessary in order to understand its popularity. The same is true for the Santo Domingo Cultural Center, notable for its former Dominican convent. You

Discover its colonial charm If the stress of the daily grind has you in a tight corner or you are simply in immediate need of a luxurious weekend, it’s time to take a break in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato. This World Heritage City offers a provincial atmosphere with every luxury and comfort. The moment you set foot in the center of San Miguel de Allende, you get the feeling you’ve stepped into a time machine, with the neo-Gothic steeples of the Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel (Church

Morelia, know the treasures of this place The capital of the state of Michoacán boasts spectacular beauty, so it wasn’t surprising it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991. Morelia is unique, from the moment you walk through its Historical Center framed by colonial buildings of pink stone. You can admire some of its magnificent 16th century Baroque buildings, when it was founded by Spanish settlers. The city was originally called Valladolid, but its name was chang

Tonatico, a Magical Town you should not missWithin the State of Mexico you will find the Magical town of Tonatico, a beautiful place that has picturesque avenues and a beautiful municipal spa with hot springs that, according to those who have entered them, havs healing properties.Surrounded by wide portals where you can enjoy a comforting walk, you will have the opportunity to taste the typical food of the region. Exquisite dishes such as pork or delicious  green bean “gorditas”

The Magical Town of the mountainsIn the state of Puebla, located in the heart of the northern Sierra is Tetela de Ocampo, a new Magical Town with abundant vegetation, mountains and large hills around it. The Magical Town of Tetela shelters, at the top of its mountains, incredible natural landscapes where you can find lush forests, gigantic waterfalls, crystal clear water springs, imposing canyons and extraordinary mist banks. Located on top of a hill, the views of this community are im

History woven with loveThe Magical Town of Santa María del Río, also known as the “cradle of the rebozo”, is the most traditional municipality of San Luis Potosí thanks to the production of this garment. Surrounded by colonial mansions and ancestral buildings, this place will impress you, as it is perfect for taking a walk and being amazed by its ancient architecture, making your visit a true trip to the past. But in other times it was territory of ancient M

Community with religious loveLocated south of Oaxaca is the town of Santa Catarina Juquila, founded in 1272 and thanks to its religious importance it was given the category of municipal seat in 1795. Recently named Magical Town, this town is well known for being a sanctuary and one of the most significant religious pilgrimage centers in the country. The Magical Town of Juquila is a special place for lovers of the traditional. In this destination you can admire the beauty it has, surrounded

Heart of the Purépecha plateau from Michoacan Located one hour from Uruapan and two from the city of Morelia, the state capital, the Magical Town of Paracho awaits you to let yourself be enveloped by its pre-Hispanic culture. Parachos name comes from a Chichimeca word, which means ‘’ offering ’’ and is known as the guitar capital of the world. One of the most important activities the Magical Town of Paracho, is the elaboration of stringed musical instrume