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Things to See & Do in San Pancho, Mexico

15 Things to See & Do in San Pancho, Mexico

Have you ever travelled somewhere and been completely surprised at the amount of activities and things to see and do? For us, San Pancho (aka San Francisco) has been that place. For such a small town it really does pack a lot of punch. We just left after living there for nearly 2 months and ...
2015 - The Year Of The Goat!

2015 – The Year Of The Goat!

We’ve recently found out that 2015 is the year of the Goat in the Chinese Zodiac! Now, if that’s not a good sign, I don’t know what is. The year started off nicely here in San Pancho, Mexico. On the eve of the new year, we enjoyed a lovely sunset with music on the beach, followed ...
Mexico City Market Food

Tasting The Town With Vallarta Food Tours

Food is a very important part of travel for us. It allows us to mingle with the local people, gives us some valuable insight into the culture and brings us such pleasure! Every day we’re on the road, we look forward to our next meal. Before we arrive in a country or a new city, we always ...
It Started and Ended With Mexico

Looking Back on 2014 – It Started and Ended With Mexico

It seems odd to be writing a wrap-up post of 2014, as it certainly doesn’t feel like it’s December, let alone the end of the year. Nick and I are sitting here in sunny little San Pancho on the west coast of Mexico, and we couldn’t feel further away from the typical Christmas traditions of ...
5 Dream Destinations On Our Bucket List

5 Dream Destinations That Are On Our Travel Bucketlist

With it being winter time in many parts of the world, and with holidays just around the corner, we thought we’d share this article to warm you up! We’ve talked about our epic adventures that are on our travel bucket list, but even though we love intrepid trips, we also love relaxing on pristine beaches! Our ...
Our First Thoughts About San Pancho

Our First Thoughts About San Pancho

After our long travel day from Grenada to Puerto Vallarta, we took the local bus to the sleepy little village of San Pancho. As the bus pulled into town, the rain started to pour and it didn’t stop for three days! Unfortunately, those were the only three days that we had to look for an ...