Places in Mexico
Explore cities, towns, coastal destinations, islands and other places across Mexico. Browse practical travel guides, local highlights and useful information for planning your trip.
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Pueblo Yaqui
Get to know Pueblo Yaqui, an agricultural town near Ciudad Obregón. Learn about its Yaqui Valley setting, everyday character and practical travel limits.
Puerto Aventuras
Explore Puerto Aventuras, a Riviera Maya marina community with sheltered beaches, boat trips and nearby cenotes. Learn what to see and what to expect.
Puerto Escondido
Explore Puerto Escondido on Mexico’s Oaxaca coast, from powerful surf and sheltered coves to local markets, beach neighborhoods, and practical travel advice.
Puerto Morelos
Explore Puerto Morelos, Mexico, a Caribbean town between Cancún and Playa del Carmen, with a protected reef, sandy beaches, cenotes and a slower pace.
Puerto Penasco
Explore Puerto Peñasco, Mexico, from Sandy Beach and the old port to desert landscapes, with local highlights and practical pros and cons for visitors.
Puerto San Carlos
Get to know Puerto San Carlos, a fishing town on Magdalena Bay where winter gray whale tours, island dunes and a working harbor shape a visit.
Puerto Vallarta
Explore Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, through its beaches, old-town streets and mountain-backed bay, with local highlights and practical advantages and drawbacks.
Purísima de Bustos
Get to know Purísima de Bustos, Guanajuato: a working town shaped by painter Hermenegildo Bustos, the La Judea tradition and its Rincón setting.
Quesería
Get to know Quesería, a working town in Colima shaped by sugarcane farming and its mill, with views toward the Volcán de Colima and a quiet local pace.
Ramos Arizpe
Get to know Ramos Arizpe, Coahuila: an industrial city beside Saltillo with a historic center, an arid landscape and hot springs farther out.
Rancho Cañón Buena Vista (El Zorrillo)
Get to know Rancho Cañón Buena Vista (El Zorrillo), a community south of Ensenada near Maneadero's farmland and the Punta Banda coast.
Real de Catorce
Explore Real de Catorce, Mexico, a mountain mining town with stone streets, silver-era ruins and pilgrimage traditions, plus practical advantages and drawbacks.
Real del Monte
Explore Real del Monte, Mexico, a mountain mining town in Hidalgo with Cornish heritage, paste bakeries, historic mines, and cool, often misty streets.
Reforma
Get to know Reforma, Chiapas: an oil-industry town near Tabasco with a compact center, hot lowland climate and a practical role in regional travel.
Reynosa
Understand Reynosa, Mexico: a Rio Grande border city shaped by manufacturing and cross-border travel, with a central plaza, cultural park and lagoon.
Rincón de López
Get to know Rincón de López, a small community in Colima's Armería municipality, with agricultural surroundings and the Pacific coast a drive away.
Rincón de Romos
Get to know Rincón de Romos, a northern Aguascalientes town shaped by farming, local traditions and the nearby Museo de la Insurgencia.
Río Grande
Get to know Río Grande, a regional town in northern Zacatecas shaped by farming, local commerce and the dry landscape of the Aguanaval basin.
Rioverde
Get to know Rioverde, a regional city in San Luis Potosí with a lively center, nearby freshwater springs and easy access to Laguna de la Media Luna.
Rodolfo Sánchez Taboada
Get to know Rodolfo Sánchez Taboada, the farming community south of Ensenada, with access to Punta Banda's estuary, beaches and La Bufadora.
Sabancuy
Get to know Sabancuy, a fishing town on Campeche's Gulf coast, with nearby beaches, a mangrove-lined estuary and a quiet stop along Highway 180.
Sabinas
Get to know Sabinas, Coahuila: a working city shaped by coal mining, the Sabinas River and northern Mexico’s ranching traditions.
Sahuayo de Morelos
Get to know Sahuayo de Morelos, a commercial city in Michoacán shaped by huarache making, the Tlahualiles festival and regional trade.
Salamanca
Get to know Salamanca, Guanajuato: a working city shaped by its refinery, with ornate churches, busy markets and easy connections across the Bajío.