Since we’ve lived in Mexico, we take trips all over the country and go on different adventures. This particular adventure was riding horses in the countryside in the state…
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You may see monarch butterflies in Canada or in the U.S. You’ve likely heard that the monarchs migrate to winter in Mexico. But how, when and where can you see…
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Generally, schools in Mexico focus on education and do not provide many or any extracurricular activities. Schools may have some activities, but the majority of activities your child will participate…
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If you have school age children and are moving to Huatulco, congratulations! You are offering your children a unique, international experience. Your children will grow and learn with wider horizons…
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In our next series, Janessa, Bayside’s marketing manager and food connoisseur extraordinaire, shares her favorite foodie spots around Huatulco. We’ll cover everything from our favorite authentic Mexican taco stands (por…
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When I got the call from school asking me to come because my daughter fell playing tag and injured her hand, I wasn’t too worried as we have…
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Whale-watching Season Whales can be seen off the coast of Huatulco generally from mid-December through March. While the majority of whales that can be observed are humpbacks, blue whales, gray…
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Day of the Dead is one of the most famous Mexican celebrations. It is well-known for its deep meaning or Mexicans’ relationship to death, for its costumes, seen in animated…
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A colorful series of blooming trees in town announces the South Pacific Mexican spring. The jacaranda trees bloom with brilliant purple flowers. The primavera trees (Tabebuia) blossom with pink or…
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This world traveler and new home buyer explains how he chose Huatulco Billy Royal is an American expat. He retired over 20 years ago and began traveling several months of…
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