From the article: Top 7 Mexico Guidebooks
One thing no traveler should go without is a good guidebook. Everyone seems to have a favorite and people don't always agree about the best guidebook. Do you have a favorite Mexico guidebook? Had a bad experience with one? Please share your opinion about the best guidebooks to Mexico. Share your opinion
Agreed. Lonely Planet
- I would have to agree with everyone, Lonely Planet is the best! I have used their books for 10 years for many different countries. Last year my husband traveled for a month in Mexico and it served us well! The best!
- —cindyjespinoza
Lonely Planet Guidebook
- Lonely Planet beats them all. I have used it for 30 years.
- —Guest pablo canada
Favorite Mexico Guide Book
- Lonely Planet is best for the entire country. It is especially good for the small towns that no one else covers and it also has especially good maps and map keys. The Moon regional handbooks are very good for specific regions but do not provide national coverage. Fodor and Frommer focus more on the upscale areas in large cities. Fodor does have a separate chapter on Sonora. Footprint combines Mexico with Central America and does not have the detail of Lonely Planet. Two local guidebooks are exceptional for Oaxaca: Oaxaca Tips by Carole Turkenik and Viva Oaxaca by Robert Adler and Jo Ann Wexler. They are available at Amate Bookstore in Oaxaca.
- —jrtcalifornia
Lonely Planet is the best
- I always use the Lonely Planet guidebooks. They're the best although I don't only go to places that are listed in the book because that's where all the other tourists are.
- —Guest Steven
