I'm reposting this blog from a year ago, reflecting on our experience during Pride Month while we were in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. I am sending love and solidarity to the LGBTQ+ community around the world - today and every day - as we honor and celebrate Pride throughout the month of June.

We are so grateful for all the lovely places we visited and for the kindness and hospitality of the Mexican people we’ve met along the way.

Puerto Vallarta is a charming city where the allure of the beach and the mountains is just the beginning of its story.

In addition to its beautiful beaches and lively culture, Puerto Vallarta is a welcoming and inclusive environment for the LGBTQ+ community.

Despite its quirks and imperfections, Sayulita's appeal lies in its unique character and its acceptance of imperfections.

We initially decided to visit Queretaro because it consistently showed up as a "must-see" place in our research on Mexico.

After spending 5 weeks in San Miguel, it’s easy to understand why it’s often rated as one of the world’s top 5 most beautiful cities.

Street art can serve as a powerful reminder of how art can inspire, challenge, and unite communities.

In our experience, Mexico is a country that feels safe and welcomes visitors with open arms.

Guanajuato is a city bursting with color. It’s widely considered Mexico’s most picturesque city, and undeniably the most colorful.

We’re beginning a new chapter . . . a new adventure. This time, our travels take us into the vibrant heart of Latin America – to Mexico.