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My Mérida List
With its faded 19th-century grandeur, laid-back Yucatecan culture, and deep-rooted food traditions, Mérida has long been a draw for creatives in search of a slower pace of life.
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Our Sayulita and Punta de Mita Lists
On the southern coast of the Riviera Nayarit, Sayulita’s barefoot, bohemian beach culture and Punta Mita’s ingredient-driven food scene have been attracting surfers, chefs, and the creative crowds that tend to follow them for years.
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Dispatch from Mazatlán
Once known more for budget beach tourism than beauty, Mazatlán is gradually re-emerging as one of Mexico’s most interesting coastal cities.
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Strappy Sandals
Leave the heels at home and pack something effortless: a pair of sandals that are easy to slip on with sandy feet and a wet swimsuit, but still feel polished enough to go with your chicest caftan.
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Hotel Hércules, Querétaro, Mexico
Housed in a beautiful heritage structure—the second-oldest textile factory in Mexico—Hotel Hércules combines old-world charm with industrial chic, creating an otherworldly adaptive reuse complex that also includes a craft brewery, boutiques, and artist studios and workshops. Trisha Cole checks in.
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Yolo Journal Spring Issue 21
Spring 2026
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