Oaxaca Day of the Dead: Insider Guide + Tips For 2023!
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Oaxaca Day of the Dead: Insider Guide + Tips For 2023!

Thinking about heading to Oaxaca for the Day of the Dead festival? Think no more – you have to experience this once-in-a-lifetime event if you’re in Mexico in late October/early November. We attended the festivities for the Day of the Dead in Oaxaca in 2022, and it was one of the best travel experiences we’ve…

BEST Hostels in Oaxaca for Backpackers! (2023 Guide)
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BEST Hostels in Oaxaca for Backpackers! (2023 Guide)

Looking for the best hostels in Oaxaca? You’re in the right place! Oaxaca City (pronounced wa-ha-ka) was one of our favourite places in Mexico. Not only is it great for budget backpackers, but it’s full of local traditions, culture and authentic Mexican food. If you’re visiting Oaxaca for the first time, staying in a hostel is…

ATMs & Cash Points in Puerto Escondido: Exact Locations (2023)
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ATMs & Cash Points in Puerto Escondido: Exact Locations (2023)

Looking for an ATM in Puerto Escondido? You’re in the right place! This post explains where to get money out in Puerto Escondido. If you’re backpacking Mexico for the first time, or you haven’t started your trip yet, you’ll know how important it is to carry cash. The majority of restaurants, bars and shops in…

Playa Coral, Puerto Escondido: A Complete Guide (2023)
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Playa Coral, Puerto Escondido: A Complete Guide (2023)

Playa Coral is one of the prettiest and quietest beaches in Puerto Escondido. The water is calm enough to swim in, and it’s the perfect spot for snorkelling or paddleboarding. Accessed mainly by scrambling over some rocks via Playa Bacocho, Playa Coral is still one of the most ‘hidden’ beaches in Puerto Escondido. No matter…

Playa Carrizalillo: Ultimate First Timer Guide (2023)
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Playa Carrizalillo: Ultimate First Timer Guide (2023)

Playa Carrizalillo is known as one of the best beaches in Puerto Escondido. If I’m honest, it is the best beach in Puerto Escondido and was definitely our favourite. Whilst it might be a bit of a challenge to reach (you have to walk down at least 160 steps to get there!), it’s worth it….