Hey Guys
Mario here andI published a podcast about where to go in Mexico when it's cold and I thought you could enjoy some notes of it for directions - where to go and some safety concerns. feel free to ask me any questions about
So as many of you are from the us, from Canada, from Europe, this is the time of the year when it start to getting a little bit cold and we look for a little bit of more Heat, sunlight. Isn't that bad, isn't it?
So today we're talking about Mexico. Mexico is my favorite country to go in winter simply because of the options that it offers. And also other things like tourism, food, great people. I just find it overall is a great country to spend some time. Now, Mexico could be divided into two categories, like the big cities.
So you have your Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey, and the Touristical areas like Cancun, Playa Del Carmen, Tulum on the East Coast. Meanwhile, on the west coast, you have, Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta and Puerto Escondido.
We're going to focus mainly on the touristical areas, where to go, what to do, how is game, etcetera, meanwhile, the cities are for another day also because cities I see, I see them more as a long-term thing.
IF you have your classic, one week or two months that you wanna spend around here, this is probably where you should focus. West Coast is coming second in my opinion in terms of visibility and why to go there.
CANCUN
So I will start with Cancun, simply because Cancun probably is where you're gonna land. It's the biggest airport in the area. You also have an airport in Cozumel, but unless you're really into diving, I wouldn't just stay there. There isn't much volume. Okay. So Cancun, you have your beach area, which is where all the main big resorts are, where the beautiful sandy beach is.
Beautiful, crystal clear waters in terms of beach wise, I probably think is the best between the tree. Only thing though is there isn't much to do. You know, that's, that's the only thing in Cancun. There isn't much the downtown. I don't think it's a great location for day game. Your best options are probably nightclubs and the apps.
So that's it. During the day, nothing much going on. The cool thing to do around here is probably Isla Mujeres and Isla Holbox, which are. Two small islands Isla Mujeres is a little bit up north of Cancun. Meanwhile, Holbox requires a little bit of travel to reach there. Again, great places to relax fantastic nature. But there isn't the kind of volume that we're looking for.
PLAYA DEL CARMEN
45 minutes away from Cancun Airport, you're gonna have Playa Del Carmen. So in Playa Del Carmen, it's a little bit seasonal place you have. overall good volume around the winter so you can do day game, night game apps, everything works. Although there's periods where you have more of that, which is during Christmas holidays, new Year's Eve, spring break.
The other times it's a little bit quiet. You still have enough volume, but it is not gonna be crazy volume. Okay. Where to stay: I wouldn't recommend Quinta Avenida, which is where you have most of your volume, simply because at night it gets a little bit too loud and prices are a little bit higher in my opinion. So you can take an Airbnb on decima or a hotel. Although some of these are hit or miss, as they might don't allow you guests soon. You have to pay extras. So it's always, again, it. Hit or miss. Okay. There's plenty of two sets going on during the day simply because there aren’t many solo traveling girls.
There are of course, as always, but you need to get your day game Two sets on point. Okay. Also, the hottest girls you'll meet here are Argentinian. And unfortunately, very few of them speak English, so speaking Spanish as always is recommended in this part of the world. At night. There aren't many choices.
I think the best ones are tequila and clandestino. There is also another place called Santino. It's okay, it is not my favorite place, but it's still worth checking out. I w