Everyone has an opinion on Mexico.
Some think it’s a phenomenal country to vacation in, just about anywhere, whether it’s a timeless colonial town or a world-class beach destination.
On the flip side, many view Mexico through the lens of mainstream news and that’s where many are missing out on some truly astonishing places that are misunderstood.
Here at Travel Off Path, we understand the importance of travel advisories and crime statistics, while also trusting our own boots-on-the-ground experience.
One such city has been designated “dangerous” for years, but it’s actually one of the most visited destinations in Mexico, as it’s brimming with vibrant culture, surprising luxury, incredible cuisine, some would say “wild” nightlife, and a gorgeous coastline that is somehow under-hyped.
As a frequent visitor myself, this misbranded metropolis is my go-to for dipping my toes into digital nomad waters as it’s affordable, fun, welcoming and yes, it even feels safer than numerous U.S. cities.
Recently highlighted as one of Mexico’s unsung digital nomad destinations, don’t just take it from me Tijuana is on the up-and-up for remote workers.
Yes, I have visited Tijuana hundreds of times, given that my address is closer to the border than downtown San Diego.
As such, I’ve seen the influx of laptops at cafes as well as more cafes opening up shop. If I had written this article years ago, it wouldn’t have felt truthful.
