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Come along with us and explore luxury bus travel in Mexico. Mexico is beautiful, and ETN luxury bus lines are a comfortable way to travel from city to city and view this incredible country. Mexico has a first class bus service that provides many great features and a relaxing ride at a great price. Here are 10 reasons to try luxury bus travel in Mexico, as well as some additional tips for making the most of your ride.
Visiting Mexican Markets is a blast, and one of the most enjoyable activities you’ll find south of the border. Most towns in Mexico will have at least one or more public markets where vendors gather to sell everything you can think of, and even some things you would never think of.
How expensive is Mexico? Here is a look at some of our grocery costs in Guadalajara, Mexico where we are living for one month. We don’t generally drive or take taxis, so we mostly shop at the nearest grocery stores where we can conveniently walk. We did most of our shopping at Soriana, a chain grocery store in central Mexico. At local street markets and smaller groceries you can also shop and find items at lower costs.
If you’re planning a trip to Mexico, here are a few key things to know about dining out in restaurants. Below these restaurant tips I’ll include restaurant recommendations from each of the destinations we visit while in Mexico. I’ll add to these restaurant recommendations as our Mexican travels expand.
How expensive is Santiago, Chile will likely be the first thing you want to know when researching a trip to this grand city. When we are planning a trip, we always appreciate reviewing other bloggers’ information, especially their trip details. So, we’re providing detailed costs associated with our first 36 hours in Santiago, Chile.
We spent 7 weeks in Santiago, and here is everything we learned about using money in a Spanish speaking country and money in Chile. While the specific currency might change from country to country in Latin America, familiarizing yourself with Spanish language numbers will be a big help wherever you go in Latin America. Arriving … Read more
Santiago Chile has one of the largest and most efficient metro systems in the world, and it’s an easy an inexpensive way to explore the city. Even with our limited Spanish, Buck and I used the metro system extensively during a 6-week visit. Check out all the info below to discover how to use Santiago’s … Read more
There are several ways to get from the Santiago Chile airport (airport code SCL) to your local destination, including hotel shuttles, rental cars and taxis. However, this post gets you from the airport to the Providencia neighborhood using public transportation. More precisely, here are the details for taking one bus and one metro train to … Read more
We are Buck and Camera Girl, two 50-somethings on a 6-week summer house sitting assignment in Santiago, Chile, a vast city of more than 5 million people. This is our first trip to South America, and despite knowing very little Spanish, our trip to Chile is going quite smoothly…so far. Here’s a glimpse into our … Read more