“The first thing that will strike you about San Carlos is that it’s quiet. It’s a town with everything you’d want from Mexico’s glorious Pacific coastline, tucked away in the Gulf of California.”
MND Staff
Mexico’s beach hubs are usually sprawling, riotous affairs. Not so in the Gulf of California, where the sleepy town of San Carlos shows tourists a different side to oceanside living.
Not usually the first state at the top of a “must-visit” list, Zacatecas is home to some of Mexico’s most stunning natural vistas, colonial architecture and a very suspicious statue.
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Mexico has 48 million tourists a year and room for millions more. MND’s CEO breaks down the numbers — and talks strategy with Mexico’s federal tourism minister.
