Mexico

Things to Do in Cozumel, Mexico
Mexico is a land of culture, natural beauty, and delicious food. The United States' southern neighbor is known for its palm-lined beaches, tasty but spicy cuisine, and interesting cultural history that spans millennia.
Mexico is a major economic power and has the 15th highest nominal GDP in the world.
Mexico welcomed me with color, warmth, and a kind of joy that felt effortless. The food was bold, the air carried music, and even the quiet moments—on a shaded plaza bench or walking through ruins—felt alive with story. I remember thinking, “There’s heart in everything here.”
What stayed with me were the details: the taste of lime and salt after a swim, the sound of church bells echoing through cobblestone streets, the way people looked you in the eye when they smiled. I left with more than souvenirs—I left with a softness I hadn’t expected.
Whether you’re drawn to coastal towns, historic cities, cenotes hidden in the jungle, or slow meals under string lights, these guides are built from the places that made me feel connected—to the land, the people, and a version of myself that felt lighter, fuller, and more awake.
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