The Best Guide Books to Mexico

There are hundreds guide books to Mexico - we've read quite a few. While just about everyone of them has something to offer, Moon Handbooks are the ones we feel stand out amongst the crowd. Here are some brief reviews. If you would us like to review a guide or travel book about Mexico, please send your suggestion the .

	Pacific Mexico The Moon series of handbooks set a standard. This is one of my favorites, perhaps because it covers one of my favorite parts of Mexico. It never led me astray; Bruce Whipperman knows the Pacific side of this country as well as any gringo and presents in an engaging and meaningful way. Includes Puerto Vallarta, Guadalajara, Lake Chapala, Sayulita, Manzanillo, Ixtapa.
Baja This majestic place is an truly amazing - you can find that out without a guidebook - but if you really want see it (it is the world's largest peninsula after all) you need a seasoned guide. This is the cheaper alternative to hiring locally. Don't leave home without it. Covers La Paz, Cabo San Lucas, San Jose del Cabo, Todos Santos, Mulege, Loreto, San Felipe, Santa Rosalia, Ensenada.
	Guadalajara Another winner from acclaimed author Bruce Whipperman. Bruce knows the best ways to explore this most Mexican of cities. His honest insights and firsthand experience shows you the difference between just visiting Guadalajara and really knowing it. Covers Tlaquepaque,Tonala,Lake Chapala.