2 min read
Go south of the border for authentic and innovative margaritas!
Habanera Margarita – The signature cocktail at
Vidanta’s highly acclaimed Riviera Maya
Nektar restaurant, the Habanera Margarita features natural ingredients indigenous topped with a habanera garnish and coated with a spicy salt rim.
Barcelo Maya Lime Margarita – A classic margarita with ancient roots. The agave plant, the main ingredient in tequila, is legendary among Mayan people for its medicinal properties – so what better way to cure the winter blues (and common cold!) than with a classic Barcelo Maya Lime Margarita from
Barcelo Maya Beach Resort.
Refresh and relax.
Brisa Fresca Margarita –
Zacatecas Tacos + Tequila in Albuquerque’s Nob Hill may have a popular make-your-own margarita station, but nothing beats their signature
Brisa Fresca Margarita. It combines Don Julio Blanco tequila with pear and agave nectar for a refreshing cocktail.
Tamaya Marg de Miel –
Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort & Spa serves this lavender honey margarita as a
welcome cocktail to guests upon arrival. The honey used in this cocktail is sourced from the hotel’s on-site beehive, paired with the lavender creating a very nice herbal flavor. Sweet!
Blackberry Snow Cone Margarita (Austin, TX) – Stella San Jac, one of Austin’s newest restaurants located the
Westin Austin Downtown, recognizes that margaritas are to be enjoyed year-round. The restaurant’s winter version of the margarita, The
Blackberry Snow Cone (pictured above), combines Avion Tequila, Mezcal, blackberry, citrus and thyme for an adult version of the treat for its weekend brunch menu.
High altitude libations
Spiced Apple Margarita (Park City, UT)- Who says margaritas have to be enjoyed on the beach?
Waldorf Astoria Park City created a margarita with apples and jalapeños, a perfect combination of sweet and spicy. Enjoy their signature
Spiced Apple Margarita as the perfect après-ski drink after a long day on the slopes.
Margaritas with a twist.
YogaRitas – A city known for its southwestern flair, margaritas come natural to eclectic Albuquerque. In the summer, you can earn your tequila with YogaRitas (yoga and margaritas). On Sunday mornings,
El Pinto Restaurant and Cantina hosts yoga and margaritas in the park. The class is donation based, and attendees receive $5 off at the restaurant for attending.
Tequila Massage- Infuse and consume tequila with the Viva el Tequila spa treatment at Vidanta’s
Brio Spa. This includes a relaxing exfoliation, margarita aromatherapy and a 50-minute tequila oil massage. At the end of the treatment, guests receive a signature margarita on the house.
Tyler Wilcox : June 7, 2018
It’s become a cliché to say that print is dead. And it’s become a cliché to say the opposite. But even in 2018, some of the finest travel magazines...
2 min read
Campbell Levy : August 20, 2014
(Also, here are a few that we don’t mind so much… well, right now anyway.) It seems like almost every week, a hot new trend is taking over the pages...
Tyler Wilcox : January 14, 2025
Wellness travel and outdoor adventure are no longer distinct categories— in 2025, they are intersecting and blending in ways that cater to the...
