by MyWellTraveledFriend | May 23, 2015 | Uncategorized
Im so excited to run my first giveaway and to work with Mustela my favorite kids sun care brand. We have put together a fantastic package perfect for your upcoming beach getaways. The prize contains their Factor 50SPF Very High Protection Face Lotion, Sun Spray and...
by MyWellTraveledFriend | May 4, 2015 | Central America, FOOD, Mexico, Uncategorized
Our second stop in the round up of top family friendly beaches in Oaxaca, Mexico is San Angustinillo a pretty one street village right between Mazunte (check out our full post here) and Zipolite. It also has the most child and family friendly beach in this part of...
by MyWellTraveledFriend | May 3, 2015 | Central America, FOOD, Mexico, Uncategorized
Mazunte was a family friendly beach in Mexico that scored high with Oscar Chang . If your traveling with kids who like nature you will just love it. Despite its reputation as a hippy hang out we found there was much more to Mazunte than the visiting Circus. Dont get...
by MyWellTraveledFriend | Apr 21, 2015 | Central America, CITY GUIDES, Mexico, Uncategorized
Narrowing down to just a few top sights in Oaxaca City with kids was a task. The city is so vibrant and alive packed with museums, gardens and markets. Every corner feels like an adventure. We visited for only a few days which is unusual for us but were pretty...
by MyWellTraveledFriend | Feb 21, 2015 | Central America, CITY GUIDES, Mexico, Mexico City, Uncategorized
We spent just over 3 weeks in Mexico City and we saw so much. Narrowing it down to our absolute top family friendly sights wasn’t easy. Mexico City’s sites are also hugely divers from toy museums to skyscrapers to Aztec pyramids. It’s also worth...
by MyWellTraveledFriend | Feb 21, 2015 | Central America, CITY GUIDES, FOOD, Mexico, Mexico City, Uncategorized
My first impressions of Mexico City were such a mixed bag. So I went back, as I often do and looked through my pictures. Mexico City a summary Turned out I was right. A real mixed bag. DF as it’s locally known (Districto Federal) is such a contradiction....
