These are the 15 best Mexican places for you to travel alone and have fun without supervision. It is up to you to plan to escape and find company there.
1. Playa Paraíso, Quintana Roo
An Eden for you can only be this fantastic beach in Tulum; Of course, the "only" thing is just a saying, because there you will surely find pleasant company.
That company can be only the smooth white sand, the clear waters of different shades of blue and the hot sun of the Beach most wonderful in Mexico, or something even more exciting, in a stylized human form.
In Paradise Beach There are comfortable hotels for you to snore freely and without disturbing anyone, such as the cabins of Villa Pescadores Tulum, La Vita e Bella and Zazilkin.
On the beach you will have the tropical cocktail of your choice on hand, accompanied by the best snacks and dishes prepared with the fresh fruits of the Caribbean.
Near Playa Paraíso are the imposing archaeological site of Tulum and beautiful cenotes, such as the Gran Cenote, the Carwash and the Cenote Calavera.
2. Guadalajara, Jalisco
Big cities are usually the most appropriate for solo getaways and the cozy capital of Jalisco has everything you need to not disappoint.
If you are looking for wide spaces to coexist with nature, you have the Fire Volcano, Lake Chapala and the city's Zoo nearby.
If you prefer the spiritual enjoyment of architectural beauty, you have the Cathedral of the Assumption of Mary, the El Expiatorio Temple, Zapopan and the Degollado Theater.
The Plaza de los Mariachis, the Libertad Market, the Guachimontones Archaeological Zone and the communities of Tonalá and Tlaquepaque, are other places that are worth visiting.
Reserve a day to do the Tequila Route and at night, to stay cool, have fun in one of the picturesque and fun tequilaías and mezcalerías in Guadalajara.
3. Ensenada and Valle de Guadalupe
The beautiful Baja California city of Ensenada is an ideal place to settle and enjoy the Valle de Guadalupe, the main wine-growing region in Mexico.
In the Wine Route You will be able to visit vineyards and wineries, as well as learn about the wine culture at the Ensenada Vine and Wine Museum. Of course, you can also taste the best wines, paired with excellent regional and international cuisine.
Near Ensenada is La Bufadora, a natural system of rocky chimneys through which the sea penetrates, forming spectacular columns of water.
The city of Ensenada also has wonderful beaches such as Mona Lisa, Estero Beach, El Punto and San Miguel, capable of making a man who has traveled alone happy.
4. Guanajuato, Guanajuato
The colonial streets of Guanajuato invite you to retreat and take life easy. Walking through the streets of Guanajuato and stopping to admire the Collegiate Basilica of Our Lady of Guanajuato, the Juárez Theater, the Cervantes Theater and the Diego Rivera House Museum, is a gift for the spirit.
If you want a bit of action, in Guanajuato you can go back to medieval times if you visit the city for its Medieval Festival, which takes place between the end of March and the beginning of April.
In this festival jousts and tournaments are held with knights dressed in medieval fashion, fighting on horseback with swords, as if the Cid Campeador and his warriors had reincarnated in north central Mexico.
If what you want is excitement or simply terror, inject a good dose into the body by visiting the mummy Museum.
In this unique museum you will be able to see the terrifying mummies of more than 100 Guanajuato residents whose bodies were naturally mummified in cemeteries, thanks to the characteristics of the city's soil.
5. Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca
hidden port It is an excellent name for a place to escape just in search of a few days of fun; If you also have comfortable hotels, delicious food and good bars, your errand is done.
In Puerto Escondido and its surroundings there are countless beaches where you can rest, sunbathe, bathe, practice sports and enjoy drinks and tasty snacks.
Among the most beautiful and popular beaches are Playa Principal, Angelito, Marinero, Carrizalillo, Zicatela, Bacocho, Mazunte, Zipolite and Rocablanca.
Other attractions of Puerto Escondido are its ecological parks, among which the Laguna de Manialtepec and the Lagunas de Chacahua National Park stand out.
After a hectic night, recover with a snail broth and fish to size, culinary specialties of the place.
6. Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes
Inviting you to a solo trip to Aguascalientes is indirectly telling you to take a trip to the San Marcos Fair; If you have the desire to have fun intoned, with a little money you will have a great time in the hydro-warm land.
After enjoying the best fair in the country, which takes place between April and May, dedicate a few days to getting to know the historic center, the Plaza de Armas, the cathedral, the San Marcos and Encino neighborhoods, and the Baños de Ojocaliente, between other attractions from Aguascalientes.
7. Rosarito, Baja California
In this small Baja California town you can enjoy Edenic beaches and learn movie tricks that will make you a potential Steven Spielberg, two attributes rarely brought together in the same place.
Rosarito's main beach is very good for surfing and has facilities to practice other beach sports, ride banana boats, and enjoy various entertainment.
If you are fond of surfing, the best season is in winter on the beaches that are in the coastal corridor from Punta Descanso to Punta Mezquite.
All Terrain sports are also very popular in Rosarito, particularly in the Arenales de Catamar, which you can enter with your vehicle by paying a 5 dollar entrance fee. If you have gone to Rosarito without an ATV vehicle, you can rent an ATV on the spot.
You learn movie tricks at the Baja Studios Films theme park, the Rosarito-based production company that made Titanic and other famous movies.
8. Morelia, Michoacán
The capital of Michoacán is a city to explore calmly and enjoy its typical foods and sweets.
The architectural landscape of Morelos is populated by beautiful buildings, among which the majestic Baroque cathedral, the old aqueduct, the old Royal Hospital of San Juan de Dios, the birth house and museum of Morelos and the Regional Michoacano Museum stand out.
A visit to the Museo del Dulce will cheer your palate and spirit, with more than 300 Michoacan sweets.
At lunchtime, you have to choose between cornudas, tamales with cheese and cream, the delicious Morelian enchiladas and the Tarascan soup, prepared with ground beans, pasilla chili and tomato puree.
9. Puerto Peñasco, Sonora
Peñasco is located in the Sea of Cortez and is called the "Arizona Beach" because of its proximity to that North American state.
In the 110 km of coasts of the municipality of Puerto Peñasco there are sandy areas for all sensibilities, distinguishing Playa Las Conchas, Playa Mirador and Playa Hermosa.
All-terrain enthusiasts have their circuits at La Loma and Pista Patos. Hikers can ascend Cerro de La Ballena, from which there are spectacular panoramic views.
Ecologists can strengthen their conservationist spirit at San Jorge Island, the Intercultural Center for Desert and Ocean Studies, and the CET-MAR Aquarium.
Lovers of desert landscapes have the Gran Desierto de Altar with its formidable volcanic crater El Elegant. Puerto Peñasco has something for every lonely being who comes there.
10. Santiago de Querétaro, Querétaro
The city of Queretaro fascinates the visitor by the diversity of its historical heritage, museums, traditions, cultural and folkloric manifestations, and excellent gastronomy.
A basic tour of Querétaro should include the temples of San Agustín, San Felipe Neri and San Francisco de Asís; the Houses of the Corregidora and the Marquesa, and the museums of the City, the Restoration, the Magic of the Past, and the Pendulum.
The religious festivals and horseback riding gather thousands of visitors and when it is time to eat, the enchiladas from Queretanas and the gorditas de chicharrón are never missing from the plates.
11. Riviera Nayarit
If you take your backpack and go only to the Riviera Nayarit, there you will find everything else. This coastal corridor of the Mexican Pacific that begins near the international airport of Puerto VallartaIt has beautiful beaches, tasty food and entertainment everywhere.
Nuevo Vallarta has a wide range of accommodations, including golf courses, and its dolphinarium is one of the most complete in the country.
San Francisco is a fishing village, ideal for travelers who want to relax in solitude on a beach with beautiful sunsets.
Sayulita is a sandy area frequented by surf lovers, with schools that will improve your skills in this fun sport.
Nahui, Manzanilla, Guayabitos, Los Ayala, San Blas, Punta Mita and Lo de Marcos, are 7 other fantastic beaches of the Riviera Nayarit, a tourist destination on the rise.
12. Huamantla, Tlaxcala
If you intend to travel alone to Huamantla, there is no doubt that you are thinking of enjoying Huamantlada to the fullest.
From the "Night that no one sleeps" to prepare the beautiful sawdust rugs, to the Huamantlada, the Virgen de la Caridad fairs, held in Huamantla in August, constitute one of the most emotional festivals in Mexico.
La Huamantlada is an exciting street bullfighting show held on the last Saturday of the fairs, with a format similar to that of the Sanfermines in Pamplona, Spain.
Huamantla also has a great puppetry tradition since the 19th century and the city is home to the National Puppet Museum, with more than 500 pieces on display.
13. Ixtapa, Guerrero
This huge tourist complex located on the Guerrero coast is part of the so-called Triángulo del Sol, along with Acapulco and Taxco, and offers many entertainment possibilities to a solo traveler.
It has charming beaches, hotels, villas, restaurants, modern shopping centers with shops of all specialties, a large marina, golf course and other services.
The place is usually called Ixtapa Zihuatanejo because of the proximity of this town. In front of the continental coast the Island of Ixtapa is located, with a rich biodiversity.
14. Leon, Guanajuato
The great Guanajuato city offers everything a traveler can aspire to for solo entertainment, from splendid architecture to magnificent restaurants, as well as natural spaces, museums, galleries and bars.
Among the beauties that enhance the Leonese urban landscape are the Triumphal Arch, the Cathedral Basilica of the Holy Mother of Light, the Diego Rivera House of Culture and the Municipal Palace.
The main museums are the Guanajuato Art and History Museum, the Sacred Art Museum, and the Archaeological Museum and Historical Archive.
León has excellent restaurants of all gastronomic trends, such as Argentilia Terraza and El Braserío. To have a drink in a great setting, we recommend going to La Kmelia, El Barezzito and La Mandragora.
15. Mexico City
Assuming you are not from Chilango, the Mexican capital is a full-fledged travel destination for someone alone. Even, being a Mexican you may only know your immense city very partially, in which case the invitation also goes with you.
In Mexico City there are more than 140 museums, being one of the cities in the world with the highest museum density.
The days and nights of the capital are full of concerts, exhibitions, theater and other shows, both popular and elite, so there will always be a reason not to stay resting at the hotel.
And if we talk about clubs and bars, the country's capital has a huge endowment for all tastes and budgets, with Mexican music, rock, jazz and any other genre.
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