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- A private chef evening at your villa on the Oaxaca coastThe idea of a private chef experience in your villa turns a Mexican beach holiday into something more personal than any restaurant booking could offer. At Vivo…
- etiquette for travelers exploring Oaxaca stateOaxaca rewards visitors who slow down and read the room. With sixteen officially recognised indigenous languages, a strong Catholic calendar layered over…
- How to Find Seashells and Sand Dollars on Playa PalmaritoPlaya Palmarito unfurls along Mexico's Oaxacan coast where the Pacific meets soft volcanic sand. Unlike busier stretches near Puerto Escondido's main break,…
- A Poolside Guide for Adults and Teens at Vivo ResortsAt Vivo Resorts on Playa Palmarito, the pool area offers a relaxed alternative to a full day in the Pacific sun. Guests can swim, settle into a lounger with an…
- The Best Rooftop Bars and Lounges at Vivo ResortsEvenings at Vivo Resorts are made for a slower kind of holiday rhythm: warm Pacific air, a changing sky over Playa Palmarito and a cocktail enjoyed without…
- Preparing for an Oaxacan Jungle Zip-Line Adventure from Down UnderThe mangrove-thick hillsides near Puerto Escondido hold some of the most exhilarating canopy corridors in Mexico, and zip-lining here feels a long way from the…
- Driving Mexico's Federal Highway 200: a traveller's briefingMexico's Carretera Federal 200 is one of the longest coastal routes in the Americas, tracing the Pacific shoreline from the US border down through Sonora,…
- A Guide to Local Birds Around Vivo ResortsVivo Resorts sits beside Playa Palmarito on Oaxaca’s Pacific coast, where open beach, palms, landscaped gardens and dry tropical vegetation create varied…
- How to Plan a Multi-Day Road Trip Along the Oaxacan Coast to HuatulcoA self-drive holiday along the Pacific coast of Oaxaca rewards travellers with a string of laid-back beach towns, hidden coves, and roadside seafood shacks…
- Watching the Pacific melt into gold from Vivo Resorts beachfront suitesTwo worlds collide on the western edge of Oaxaca, where the Mexican Pacific rolls onto the dark sand of Playa Palmarito. For Australian travellers crossing…