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Best Things to Do in Merida, Mexico

30 Best Things to Do in Merida, Mexico 2025

September 19, 2022

From world-class museums to Netflix-featured taco stalls, there are SO many things to do in Merida you'll need a lifetime to experience them all.

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Hi, I’m Nellie

A travel writer, Lonely Planet guidebook author and worldschooling mum. Living in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, with my family since 2021. Read about me.

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San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

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Lonely Planet Mexico
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Lonely Planet Singapore
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Explorers
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Amsterdam Like a Local
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The Adventure Traveler's Handbook

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  • Our kid has always been a voracious reader. When she was a baby, we would read her bedtime stories every single night without fail. We centered playtime around books. She had toys - but she had more books. 📚 She reads whatever books she likes — we don’t restrict what she reads. I don’t often buy her stuff, but I would buy her ANY book she wants. Whenever we moved, we would sell most books but lug her favorite ones with us (everything written by David Walliams!). 📖 Comment “BOOKS” if you’d like a list of Kaleya’s favorite books! kids who read | worldschooling | books for kids | traveling families | digital nomad families | family adventures
  • Our kid has always been a voracious reader. When she was a baby, we would read her bedtime stories every single night without fail. We centered playtime around books. She had toys - but she had more books. 📚 She reads whatever books she likes — we don’t restrict what she reads. I don’t often buy her stuff, but I would buy her ANY book she wants. Whenever we moved, we would sell most books but lug her favorite ones with us (everything written by David Walliams!). 📖 Comment “BOOKS” if you’d like a list of Kaleya’s favorite books! kids who read | worldschooling | books for kids | traveling families | digital nomad families | family adventures
  • Our kid has always been a voracious reader. When she was a baby, we would read her bedtime stories every single night without fail. We centered playtime around books. She had toys - but she had more books. 📚 She reads whatever books she likes — we don’t restrict what she reads. I don’t often buy her stuff, but I would buy her ANY book she wants. Whenever we moved, we would sell most books but lug her favorite ones with us (everything written by David Walliams!). 📖 Comment “BOOKS” if you’d like a list of Kaleya’s favorite books! kids who read | worldschooling | books for kids | traveling families | digital nomad families | family adventures
  • Posting pretty pictures is fun and all — but that’s not why I’m here on IG. It’s connecting with other like-minded families who are just as crazy as we are! 🤪 For years, I felt like we were the only oddballs for choosing a life of adventure and wanting to show our kid the world. 🌎 But it turns out there are lots of us out there who prioritize adventure and embracing the unknown over a stable life. And thanks to IG, I’ve connected with many of you. 👋 People who choose to take your kids on a campervan roadtrip around Europe rather than Disneyland. Families who think going on an African safari and hiking up glaciers in Patagonia sound more fun than all-inclusive holidays. ⛰️🥾🦓 Yes IG isn’t real life — but it’s also where I’m finding community. It’s about sharing our passion, providing support, crowdsourcing knowledge and getting inspiration from each other’s epic journeys. ✈️ So, if you’re a digital nomad family or you’re always planning road trips and worldschooling adventures for your family — let’s connect, share stories from your adventures and swap high fives! 👋 Say hello below and share your story with me! #travelfamily #livingabroad #worldschooling #familytravel #learningeverywhere #travelwithkids #digitalnomadfamily #familyadventures
  • September 2008. I’d just returned home to Singapore after spending a few months volunteering in Tanzania 🇹🇿. It was a life-changing experience and I was desperate to hang onto those beautiful memories. 💸I was also broke and eager to save for the next trip so I quickly found a job at a bank. At work, my mind often drifted off to East Africa — reminiscing the laughter of my students, the sound of Swahili music blasting through the radio, the view of the savanna on a dala dala… 🐘 ✍️To keep these memories alive, I started a travel blog as a diary (wildjunket.com). I wrote during lunch breaks and whenever I had time. My travel blog became my personal project. 💡A few months in, I started connecting with travel bloggers and learned that people were making a living from their blogs! 💻 I started researching and learning all I could about blogging, SEO and travel writing. I spent every evening blogging and mastering the craft of writing (from free online resources). 📚On weekends, I would hide out in bookshops 📚, reading all the travel magazines there were and learning how to write compelling stories. I then began to pitch story ideas to travel magazines from Singapore and international travel websites. 🤩 Initially I wrote for free to build up my portfolio. But it didn’t take long before I landed my first paid writing assignment: a piece on the world’s most bizarre foods for @matadornetwork! They paid me just $50 for the 1000-word article but I was ecstatic! *Stay tuned for the second part of this story! 👋 If you’re new here, I’m Nellie! I’ve been a travel writer and blogger for 15 years and I write for @lonelyplanet, @telegraph and a few other publications.
  • Posting pretty pictures is fun and all — but that’s not why I’m here on IG. It’s connecting with other like-minded families who are just as crazy as we are! 🤪 For years, I felt like we were the only oddballs for choosing a life of adventure and wanting to show our kid the world. 🌎 But it turns out there are lots of us out there who prioritize adventure and embracing the unknown over a stable life. And thanks to IG, I’ve connected with many of you. 👋 People who choose to take your kids on a campervan roadtrip around Europe rather than Disneyland. Families who think going on an African safari and hiking up glaciers in Patagonia sound more fun than all-inclusive holidays. ⛰️🥾🦓 Yes IG isn’t real life — but it’s also where I’m finding community. It’s about sharing our passion, providing support, crowdsourcing knowledge and getting inspiration from each other’s epic journeys. ✈️ So, if you’re a digital nomad family or you’re always planning road trips and worldschooling adventures for your family — let’s connect, share stories from your adventures and swap high fives! 👋 Say hello below and share your story with me! #travelfamily #livingabroad #worldschooling #familytravel #learningeverywhere #travelwithkids #digitalnomadfamily #familyadventures
  • Posting pretty pictures is fun and all — but that’s not why I’m here on IG. It’s connecting with other like-minded families who are just as crazy as we are! 🤪 For years, I felt like we were the only oddballs for choosing a life of adventure and wanting to show our kid the world. 🌎 But it turns out there are lots of us out there who prioritize adventure and embracing the unknown over a stable life. And thanks to IG, I’ve connected with many of you. 👋 People who choose to take your kids on a campervan roadtrip around Europe rather than Disneyland. Families who think going on an African safari and hiking up glaciers in Patagonia sound more fun than all-inclusive holidays. ⛰️🥾🦓 Yes IG isn’t real life — but it’s also where I’m finding community. It’s about sharing our passion, providing support, crowdsourcing knowledge and getting inspiration from each other’s epic journeys. ✈️ So, if you’re a digital nomad family or you’re always planning road trips and worldschooling adventures for your family — let’s connect, share stories from your adventures and swap high fives! 👋 Say hello below and share your story with me! #travelfamily #livingabroad #worldschooling #familytravel #learningeverywhere #travelwithkids #digitalnomadfamily #familyadventures
  • 🌴✨ We found paradise — and it’s called Nosy Iranja, Madagascar 🇲🇬. We’ve here in northern Madagascar for some much-needed island time and Nosy Iranja has completely swept us off our feet. Just a 1.5-hour boat ride from Nosy Be, this dreamlike island is actually two islands connected by a white sandbar that disappears at high tide and reappears at low tide 😍 Locals call it the “Turtle Island” 🐢 because sea turtles come ashore here to nest. The tiny islet is home to a small community who make a living from fishing and tourism. Crystal-clear turquoise water, soft white sand, and barely a soul around… this is what remote island dreams are made of 🌊 📍Nosy Iranja, Madagascar 👋 Hi! I’m Nellie, a travel writer and adventurous mum. I share all I’ve learned about digital nomad family travel here. So glad you’re here! 🌏 #travelfamily #livingabroad #worldschooling #familytravel #learningeverywhere #travelwithkids #digitalnomadfamily #familytravel #madagascarwithkids #madagascartravel #nosyiranja #nosybe #islandparadise
  • 🌴✨ We found paradise — and it’s called Nosy Iranja, Madagascar 🇲🇬. We’ve here in northern Madagascar for some much-needed island time and Nosy Iranja has completely swept us off our feet. Just a 1.5-hour boat ride from Nosy Be, this dreamlike island is actually two islands connected by a white sandbar that disappears at high tide and reappears at low tide 😍 Locals call it the “Turtle Island” 🐢 because sea turtles come ashore here to nest. The tiny islet is home to a small community who make a living from fishing and tourism. Crystal-clear turquoise water, soft white sand, and barely a soul around… this is what remote island dreams are made of 🌊 📍Nosy Iranja, Madagascar 👋 Hi! I’m Nellie, a travel writer and adventurous mum. I share all I’ve learned about digital nomad family travel here. So glad you’re here! 🌏 #travelfamily #livingabroad #worldschooling #familytravel #learningeverywhere #travelwithkids #digitalnomadfamily #familytravel #madagascarwithkids #madagascartravel #nosyiranja #nosybe #islandparadise
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September 2008. I’d just returned home to Singapore after spending a few months volunteering in Tanzania 🇹🇿. It was a life-changing experience and I was desperate to hang onto those beautiful memories. 💸I was also broke and eager to save for the next trip so I quickly found a job at a bank. At work, my mind often drifted off to East Africa — reminiscing the laughter of my students, the sound of Swahili music blasting through the radio, the view of the savanna on a dala dala… 🐘 ✍️To keep these memories alive, I started a travel blog as a diary (wildjunket.com). I wrote during lunch breaks and whenever I had time. My travel blog became my personal project. 💡A few months in, I started connecting with travel bloggers and learned that people were making a living from their blogs! 💻 I started researching and learning all I could about blogging, SEO and travel writing. I spent every evening blogging and mastering the craft of writing (from free online resources). 📚On weekends, I would hide out in bookshops 📚, reading all the travel magazines there were and learning how to write compelling stories. I then began to pitch story ideas to travel magazines from Singapore and international travel websites. 🤩 Initially I wrote for free to build up my portfolio. But it didn’t take long before I landed my first paid writing assignment: a piece on the world’s most bizarre foods for @matadornetwork! They paid me just $50 for the 1000-word article but I was ecstatic! *Stay tuned for the second part of this story! 👋 If you’re new here, I’m Nellie! I’ve been a travel writer and blogger for 15 years and I write for @lonelyplanet, @telegraph and a few other publications.
September 2008. I’d just returned home to Singapore after spending a few months volunteering in Tanzania 🇹🇿. It was a life-changing experience and I was desperate to hang onto those beautiful memories. 💸I was also broke and eager to save for the next trip so I quickly found a job at a bank. At work, my mind often drifted off to East Africa — reminiscing the laughter of my students, the sound of Swahili music blasting through the radio, the view of the savanna on a dala dala… 🐘 ✍️To keep these memories alive, I started a travel blog as a diary (wildjunket.com). I wrote during lunch breaks and whenever I had time. My travel blog became my personal project. 💡A few months in, I started connecting with travel bloggers and learned that people were making a living from their blogs! 💻 I started researching and learning all I could about blogging, SEO and travel writing. I spent every evening blogging and mastering the craft of writing (from free online resources). 📚On weekends, I would hide out in bookshops 📚, reading all the travel magazines there were and learning how to write compelling stories. I then began to pitch story ideas to travel magazines from Singapore and international travel websites. 🤩 Initially I wrote for free to build up my portfolio. But it didn’t take long before I landed my first paid writing assignment: a piece on the world’s most bizarre foods for @matadornetwork! They paid me just $50 for the 1000-word article but I was ecstatic! *Stay tuned for the second part of this story! 👋 If you’re new here, I’m Nellie! I’ve been a travel writer and blogger for 15 years and I write for @lonelyplanet, @telegraph and a few other publications.
September 2008. I’d just returned home to Singapore after spending a few months volunteering in Tanzania 🇹🇿. It was a life-changing experience and I was desperate to hang onto those beautiful memories. 💸I was also broke and eager to save for the next trip so I quickly found a job at a bank. At work, my mind often drifted off to East Africa — reminiscing the laughter of my students, the sound of Swahili music blasting through the radio, the view of the savanna on a dala dala… 🐘 ✍️To keep these memories alive, I started a travel blog as a diary (wildjunket.com). I wrote during lunch breaks and whenever I had time. My travel blog became my personal project. 💡A few months in, I started connecting with travel bloggers and learned that people were making a living from their blogs! 💻 I started researching and learning all I could about blogging, SEO and travel writing. I spent every evening blogging and mastering the craft of writing (from free online resources). 📚On weekends, I would hide out in bookshops 📚, reading all the travel magazines there were and learning how to write compelling stories. I then began to pitch story ideas to travel magazines from Singapore and international travel websites. 🤩 Initially I wrote for free to build up my portfolio. But it didn’t take long before I landed my first paid writing assignment: a piece on the world’s most bizarre foods for @matadornetwork! They paid me just $50 for the 1000-word article but I was ecstatic! *Stay tuned for the second part of this story! 👋 If you’re new here, I’m Nellie! I’ve been a travel writer and blogger for 15 years and I write for @lonelyplanet, @telegraph and a few other publications.
September 2008. I’d just returned home to Singapore after spending a few months volunteering in Tanzania 🇹🇿. It was a life-changing experience and I was desperate to hang onto those beautiful memories. 💸I was also broke and eager to save for the next trip so I quickly found a job at a bank. At work, my mind often drifted off to East Africa — reminiscing the laughter of my students, the sound of Swahili music blasting through the radio, the view of the savanna on a dala dala… 🐘 ✍️To keep these memories alive, I started a travel blog as a diary (wildjunket.com). I wrote during lunch breaks and whenever I had time. My travel blog became my personal project. 💡A few months in, I started connecting with travel bloggers and learned that people were making a living from their blogs! 💻 I started researching and learning all I could about blogging, SEO and travel writing. I spent every evening blogging and mastering the craft of writing (from free online resources). 📚On weekends, I would hide out in bookshops 📚, reading all the travel magazines there were and learning how to write compelling stories. I then began to pitch story ideas to travel magazines from Singapore and international travel websites. 🤩 Initially I wrote for free to build up my portfolio. But it didn’t take long before I landed my first paid writing assignment: a piece on the world’s most bizarre foods for @matadornetwork! They paid me just $50 for the 1000-word article but I was ecstatic! *Stay tuned for the second part of this story! 👋 If you’re new here, I’m Nellie! I’ve been a travel writer and blogger for 15 years and I write for @lonelyplanet, @telegraph and a few other publications.
September 2008. I’d just returned home to Singapore after spending a few months volunteering in Tanzania 🇹🇿. It was a life-changing experience and I was desperate to hang onto those beautiful memories. 💸I was also broke and eager to save for the next trip so I quickly found a job at a bank. At work, my mind often drifted off to East Africa — reminiscing the laughter of my students, the sound of Swahili music blasting through the radio, the view of the savanna on a dala dala… 🐘 ✍️To keep these memories alive, I started a travel blog as a diary (wildjunket.com). I wrote during lunch breaks and whenever I had time. My travel blog became my personal project. 💡A few months in, I started connecting with travel bloggers and learned that people were making a living from their blogs! 💻 I started researching and learning all I could about blogging, SEO and travel writing. I spent every evening blogging and mastering the craft of writing (from free online resources). 📚On weekends, I would hide out in bookshops 📚, reading all the travel magazines there were and learning how to write compelling stories. I then began to pitch story ideas to travel magazines from Singapore and international travel websites. 🤩 Initially I wrote for free to build up my portfolio. But it didn’t take long before I landed my first paid writing assignment: a piece on the world’s most bizarre foods for @matadornetwork! They paid me just $50 for the 1000-word article but I was ecstatic! *Stay tuned for the second part of this story! 👋 If you’re new here, I’m Nellie! I’ve been a travel writer and blogger for 15 years and I write for @lonelyplanet, @telegraph and a few other publications.
September 2008. I’d just returned home to Singapore after spending a few months volunteering in Tanzania 🇹🇿. It was a life-changing experience and I was desperate to hang onto those beautiful memories. 💸I was also broke and eager to save for the next trip so I quickly found a job at a bank. At work, my mind often drifted off to East Africa — reminiscing the laughter of my students, the sound of Swahili music blasting through the radio, the view of the savanna on a dala dala… 🐘 ✍️To keep these memories alive, I started a travel blog as a diary (wildjunket.com). I wrote during lunch breaks and whenever I had time. My travel blog became my personal project. 💡A few months in, I started connecting with travel bloggers and learned that people were making a living from their blogs! 💻 I started researching and learning all I could about blogging, SEO and travel writing. I spent every evening blogging and mastering the craft of writing (from free online resources). 📚On weekends, I would hide out in bookshops 📚, reading all the travel magazines there were and learning how to write compelling stories. I then began to pitch story ideas to travel magazines from Singapore and international travel websites. 🤩 Initially I wrote for free to build up my portfolio. But it didn’t take long before I landed my first paid writing assignment: a piece on the world’s most bizarre foods for @matadornetwork! They paid me just $50 for the 1000-word article but I was ecstatic! *Stay tuned for the second part of this story! 👋 If you’re new here, I’m Nellie! I’ve been a travel writer and blogger for 15 years and I write for @lonelyplanet, @telegraph and a few other publications.
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September 2008. I’d just returned home to Singapore after spending a few months volunteering in Tanzania 🇹🇿. It was a life-changing experience and I was desperate to hang onto those beautiful memories. 💸I was also broke and eager to save for the next trip so I quickly found a job at a bank. At work, my mind often drifted off to East Africa — reminiscing the laughter of my students, the sound of Swahili music blasting through the radio, the view of the savanna on a dala dala… 🐘 ✍️To keep these memories alive, I started a travel blog as a diary (wildjunket.com). I wrote during lunch breaks and whenever I had time. My travel blog became my personal project. 💡A few months in, I started connecting with travel bloggers and learned that people were making a living from their blogs! 💻 I started researching and learning all I could about blogging, SEO and travel writing. I spent every evening blogging and mastering the craft of writing (from free online resources). 📚On weekends, I would hide out in bookshops 📚, reading all the travel magazines there were and learning how to write compelling stories. I then began to pitch story ideas to travel magazines from Singapore and international travel websites. 🤩 Initially I wrote for free to build up my portfolio. But it didn’t take long before I landed my first paid writing assignment: a piece on the world’s most bizarre foods for @matadornetwork! They paid me just $50 for the 1000-word article but I was ecstatic! *Stay tuned for the second part of this story! 👋 If you’re new here, I’m Nellie! I’ve been a travel writer and blogger for 15 years and I write for @lonelyplanet, @telegraph and a few other publications.
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Posting pretty pictures is fun and all — but that’s not why I’m here on IG. It’s connecting with other like-minded families who are just as crazy as we are! 🤪 For years, I felt like we were the only oddballs for choosing a life of adventure and wanting to show our kid the world. 🌎 But it turns out there are lots of us out there who prioritize adventure and embracing the unknown over a stable life. And thanks to IG, I’ve connected with many of you. 👋 People who choose to take your kids on a campervan roadtrip around Europe rather than Disneyland. Families who think going on an African safari and hiking up glaciers in Patagonia sound more fun than all-inclusive holidays. ⛰️🥾🦓 Yes IG isn’t real life — but it’s also where I’m finding community. It’s about sharing our passion, providing support, crowdsourcing knowledge and getting inspiration from each other’s epic journeys. ✈️ So, if you’re a digital nomad family or you’re always planning road trips and worldschooling adventures for your family — let’s connect, share stories from your adventures and swap high fives! 👋 Say hello below and share your story with me! #travelfamily #livingabroad #worldschooling #familytravel #learningeverywhere #travelwithkids #digitalnomadfamily #familyadventures
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Posting pretty pictures is fun and all — but that’s not why I’m here on IG. It’s connecting with other like-minded families who are just as crazy as we are! 🤪 For years, I felt like we were the only oddballs for choosing a life of adventure and wanting to show our kid the world. 🌎 But it turns out there are lots of us out there who prioritize adventure and embracing the unknown over a stable life. And thanks to IG, I’ve connected with many of you. 👋 People who choose to take your kids on a campervan roadtrip around Europe rather than Disneyland. Families who think going on an African safari and hiking up glaciers in Patagonia sound more fun than all-inclusive holidays. ⛰️🥾🦓 Yes IG isn’t real life — but it’s also where I’m finding community. It’s about sharing our passion, providing support, crowdsourcing knowledge and getting inspiration from each other’s epic journeys. ✈️ So, if you’re a digital nomad family or you’re always planning road trips and worldschooling adventures for your family — let’s connect, share stories from your adventures and swap high fives! 👋 Say hello below and share your story with me! #travelfamily #livingabroad #worldschooling #familytravel #learningeverywhere #travelwithkids #digitalnomadfamily #familyadventures
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🌴✨ We found paradise — and it’s called Nosy Iranja, Madagascar 🇲🇬. We’ve here in northern Madagascar for some much-needed island time and Nosy Iranja has completely swept us off our feet. Just a 1.5-hour boat ride from Nosy Be, this dreamlike island is actually two islands connected by a white sandbar that disappears at high tide and reappears at low tide 😍 Locals call it the “Turtle Island” 🐢 because sea turtles come ashore here to nest. The tiny islet is home to a small community who make a living from fishing and tourism. Crystal-clear turquoise water, soft white sand, and barely a soul around… this is what remote island dreams are made of 🌊 📍Nosy Iranja, Madagascar 👋 Hi! I’m Nellie, a travel writer and adventurous mum. I share all I’ve learned about digital nomad family travel here. So glad you’re here! 🌏 #travelfamily #livingabroad #worldschooling #familytravel #learningeverywhere #travelwithkids #digitalnomadfamily #familytravel #madagascarwithkids #madagascartravel #nosyiranja #nosybe #islandparadise
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🌴✨ We found paradise — and it’s called Nosy Iranja, Madagascar 🇲🇬. We’ve here in northern Madagascar for some much-needed island time and Nosy Iranja has completely swept us off our feet. Just a 1.5-hour boat ride from Nosy Be, this dreamlike island is actually two islands connected by a white sandbar that disappears at high tide and reappears at low tide 😍 Locals call it the “Turtle Island” 🐢 because sea turtles come ashore here to nest. The tiny islet is home to a small community who make a living from fishing and tourism. Crystal-clear turquoise water, soft white sand, and barely a soul around… this is what remote island dreams are made of 🌊 📍Nosy Iranja, Madagascar 👋 Hi! I’m Nellie, a travel writer and adventurous mum. I share all I’ve learned about digital nomad family travel here. So glad you’re here! 🌏 #travelfamily #livingabroad #worldschooling #familytravel #learningeverywhere #travelwithkids #digitalnomadfamily #familytravel #madagascarwithkids #madagascartravel #nosyiranja #nosybe #islandparadise
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