Kyle’s Style

I received the ultimate welcome back to the United States by watching an amazing 4th of July fireworks show on the San Diego waterfront. Someone s...

North of La Paz city was a deserted smack in the face. I looked out over the vast, motionless landscape and began to realize how long the Baja Cal...

The ferry from Mazatlán dropped Blaze and I into the big city, La Paz. On the Sea of Cortez/Gulf of California, the temperature is extremely hot i...

Breaking free from the comforts of having my own apartment in Puerto Vallarta was no easy task. I stayed two weeks longer than planned until a you...

6 weeks in Puerto Vallarta was a time frame I’ll never forget. I haven’t had an apartment to myself since 2015, but this one had a gated parking a...

Nuevo Vallarta opened my eyes to a side of Mexico I had yet to see. Resorts are full of week long vacationers sitting by the swimming pool with tw...

After covering hundreds of miles on the Pacific Coast in the state of Oaxaca, time had expired. I had 800 miles ahead of me to reach my sister’s f...

Chacahua is a pretty famous traveler town, requiring a boat to reach the beach. The more normal route is to take the 400 peso boat ride directly t...

Taking a week off the road was always the plan for once I reached the Oaxaca coast. Five nights in Huatulco, five nights in Zipolite, and two nigh...

Leaving Zipolite, I spent two days observing the waves in Mazunte and San Augustinillo. In a frightening reality, the beaches are being eaten by t...

From this journey’s beginning, Oaxaca coast was always the destination. I didn’t have a specific town, but I knew the coast of Oaxaca was where I ...

All throughout Oaxaca City, I kept hearing about this one particular town that isn’t even found on the map. Travelers only know through word of mou...