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While in many parts of the U.S. spring break arrives when the weather still isn’t very spring-like, many take advantage of this week-long holiday to visit somewhere warm. From great beaches to spots that just have a lot of fun things to do, we’ve put together a list of the best spots for spring break. …
The earliest meaning of the term “honeymoon” supposedly stems from an old European custom in which newlyweds would consume great quantities of mead, a brew made from fermented honey and water. At the time, many cultures followed a lunar (“moon”) calendar, and during the first lunar month after the wedding, couples were to drink mead,…
One way to ensure a stress-free vacation is to head to an all-inclusive resort where you don’t have to reach for your credit card every time you want a cocktail or burger with fries. And if you really want to up the relaxing vibe of a vacation, limit the possibility of kids running around the…
Mexico is as popular a travel destination as ever (approximately 44.8 million visitors are expected to visit in 2019, a 5.6 percent increase from 2018). While beach towns like Sayulita, Tulum, and Playa Espiritu are coming into their own, Cancun and Los Cabos are still major draws for tourists. The two destinations emerged in the…
No matter where you fall on the love-’em-or-hate-’em spectrum, we can all agree that all-inclusive resorts make sticking to a travel budget a breeze. With that in mind, we found 15 all-inclusive hotels in Mexico — from Cabo to Cancun and everywhere in between — that offer the most value for the price. We’re talking…
There’s no denying it: Mexico remains one of the most popular international destinations for U.S. travelers year after year. Over 10.5 million U.S. tourists visited Mexico in 2019 alone, according to the Mexican government, and that number shows no signs of slowing. But Mexico is a huge place, and there’s a lot more to the…
Resorts in Mexico are renowned for their big, bombastic pools with swim-up bars, infinity edges, and good-time vibes where guests can splash around and mingle with each other. If that’s your scene, there’s plenty to love. But for those of us seeking to take our own little private dip away from the masses, these 13…
It’s hard to come up with one reason why Mexico remains one of the most popular vacation destinations. Why? Because there are too many reasons to count. And while you’ve likely heard of the country’s most famous spots — Cancun, Los Cabos, the Riviera Maya, and Mexico City — there is a lot more of…
We at Oyster love safari adventures and hiking in national parks, but sometimes, we simply want to relax and recharge. Certain resorts are better suited for a leisurely trip, with amenities such as 24-hour butler and room service, ample loungers by the pool and beach, and expansive spas with tons of soothing treatments. So if…
While Cabo often gets associated with spring break and boozy all-inclusive resorts, the truth is that this beautiful region does luxury incredibly well. In fact, several of our favorite luxury hotels in Mexico line the shores between San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas. That being said, although we love massive suites, plunge pools,…
