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Mexico Custom Google Map

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7 MAP BUNDLE - MORE THAN 2,000 LOCATIONS PINNED!


Save hours transferring all of my Mexico recommendations to a Google Map - I've done it for you! Divided into seven regional maps, for ease of use, covering Mexico City, Baja California Sur, the Yucatan Peninsula, Oaxaca, Chiapas, Jalisco & Nayarit and Huasteca Potosina.


With more than 2,000 locations pinned across the seven maps, each one sorted into easy-to-use categories:


  • 📍 Destinations - the towns worth basing yourself in
  • ⭐️ Things to do - beaches, ruins, cenotes, waterfalls, plazas, markets and city sights
  • 🌮 Where to Eat & Drink - our favourite taco spots, restaurants, cafes, sweet treats and bars
  • 🛏️ Accommodation - recommended stays in every destination
  • 🛄 Tourist Amenities - the practical stuff, like airports, bus stations and ferry docks


Arrive somewhere new in Mexico, open the map on your phone, tablet or computer and have all our tips right in front of you! You'll quickly and easily find all our recommendations in one place.


Purchase these maps to accompany my Mexico Travel Guide, or as a standalone product to help plan your adventure.


Upon completion of this purchase, you will get access to a PDF document that includes links to all seven maps, with instructions on how to access and save them to your Google account. The maps are live products, so whenever I update them, you'll be seeing the latest version.


Last Updated: November 2026


*NO REFUNDS ARE OFFERED FOR DIGITAL MAPS

You will get a PDF (6MB) file

⏰ Save hours

Save hours taking notes when reading our blogs and travel guides. We've pinned everything mentioned.

📱 Access on the go

Open and save the map on your phone for quick and easy on-the-go access while you're travelling.

🧭 Navigate seamlessly

Use the map while exploring a new destination and easily find our favourite food spots and top sights.

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