Betsabe
Mexico City
3 days
Hey! Im Bets, I'm 31 yo and recently got engaged! I have 2 dogs and no kids (not planning on having kids hehe) I love swimming, running and hiking but I'm also a biiiig art/craft girly, anything related to trying new stuff I'm down for! I'm learning Italian and know English so will be more than glad to help out, meet people and also practice languages. 🩷
Ximena
Mexico City
3 days
Hello! I’m Xime, I am studying Communications in Mexico City I am a very curious person interested in all kinds of topics, sometimes I can be a bit introverted if you’re an extrovert but I’m always down to have a good time wherever whenever! I know I look young but have much to share ;)
Julieta
Mexico City
3 days
Hello! I’m Julieta, a writer and PR professional with a passion for history and culture. I have a deep knowledge of my city, its rich history, and its vibrant gastronomy, which I love sharing with others. As an experienced traveler, I appreciate the value of immersing myself in new places and cultures. My home is ready to offer you a comfortable stay while you explore all the wonders of the area. I look forward to exchanging homes and experiences with you!
Sreya
Mexico City
2 days
🪬📿🪷👣 I have devoted much of my life to research on how spiritual practices transform the body and the mind ~ and I love to share this knowledge 🤍🍃 If you are interested in the science and philosophy behind the profound healing resources I discovered in Southeast Asia, let’s connect! If you’d like to be hosted, message me on WhatsApp for the fastest response times. +1 (323) 693‑3541 ❤️
Cecilia
Mexico City
7 days
Hi! It's Ceci, from Mexico City. I'm in my last Year of Hispanic Literature at University, I Love the history, museums and Music. How can I help you? - I have a extra Room in my departament, so you can stay here. - I can show you the City - I can Cook Mexican food for you I'm Looking for english Language exchange, so sorry for the bad english hehe I'm trying to improve and not look the translator. Send me a message! Please, if i'm not active in this app (usually is empty this app) send me a message in Instagram IG: @cciliamaya With love, Ceci
Natalia
Mexico City
2 days
Hello! My name is Natalia. I’m currently studying sociology in Mexico City. I love parties, music, hanging out with friends and enjoy reading books and magazines. I’m very open to make agreements and communicate in case you visit, I live in a small single apartment near downtown Coyoacan. I speak Spanish as my native language, but I also speak English and understand Portuguese and French (a little bit, I’m still learning!!).
Jenna
Mexico City
3 days
I have been coming to CDMX for 3.5 years now and now am renting my own apartment & have a dog. I love to stay active, dance, go out, and enjoy any new experiences. Let’s connect 🫶
Norelle
Hello!! I’m Norelle from Mexico, I’m 18 and looking forward to start solo traveling around the world :) It’s very exciting but also very scary, so I’m more than happy to get any advice
Ari
Hey, I'm Ari, I'm 25 and from Mexico. I've always been passionate about travel and exploring new places, especially if they're in nature 🌿 It's my dream to live in a Van, learn how to surf and build/be part of a community of like-minded people. I don't currently own my own home so I can't do exchanges, but I'm always open to meeting up and showing someone around 😊 Some things I like are: chocolate cake, photography, hiking, playing guitar, making videos, drawing, animals and the beach!
Based on 56 experiences
1 week will not be enough . Mexico city it's so big. Safety stuff In Mexico city There are female only subway cars so I guess there is historically some violence against women stuff, not trying to scare ppl, but just something to be aware of, I wore my backpack on the front of me to prevent mugging as that's something I don't want to experince But there is also history of the city reforming dangerous neighborhoods like tepito for tourism, And locals may be curious about you But it's a city, ppl mostly managing their own lives /mind their business The culture has some toxic workaholic as well so expect to see tired people on the way to here and there But you'll find warm presence and virtuous people too, like 98% But don't : - Be drunk /loud in public(drinking in public is Illegal and if you stand out you will get robbed by police/targeted by randoms etc) - Take weird offers, ie. Instead of random cab people,Take a reputable rideshare or what locals say is a trusted cab company, or the public transit or collectivos - be alone - go where you can be isolated Do: - enjoy locals/travel experienced ppl, get the right attention not the wrong attention - Dress down, seriously look as poor/mundane as possible lol imo I have not personally gotten into trouble, where my safety was at risk but I've done questionable things like visit people's homes. But hey at least I travelled in groups or pairs. There are people who want to warn/avoid others getting in trouble too One dude who I partied w a few nights he was living in Mexico for years, but one night I saw him it already happened;he was standing alone drunk at night(2 am) and get robbed by the police and he said it was his first time lol, he had to borrow a phone to call his relatives... And also this one traveller who before I saw him, visited a really remote village and was surrounded by teenagers with bats and got robbed(also at night). When I met him he had a gash on his forehead that healed. Was a chill guy, he was Mexican though and felt p betrayed by his ppl So there's a balance I haven't heard cases of outright violence with girls, probably something that only comes out in a hush hush conversation, not in the open. I just had cases where ppl seriously shoot their shot way too much I have also met actually quite a big handful of solo female travellers, even ones with loud /princess personalities lol but definitely helps so much to learn some of the language. If anyone knows Spanish super awesome in your group, always helps to use Duolingo, which was designed by Stanford ppl specifically for English -> Spanish learners. Duolingo is very decent for romantic/Latin languages
Posted: April 24, 2025Mariale
Panama
Mexico is a great place to travel. I would say that it’s not as dangerous as other people make it seem as long as you are in a safe area like Roman Norte or Romas you can have so much fun and have a peaceful time while feeling safe, of course just being careful About the places you visit. it’s very inexpensive and the culture is just beautiful. I would recommend that 100%.
Posted: February 27, 2025Rihana
I’m 27. I live in Oslo,Norway and I study nursing. I love to travel but I feel like I haven’t been able to travel much because it’s so expensive. I would love to travel a lot more whenever I get the chance. I love to meet new people when I travel and learn from the locals about the culture and get inside info you can’t get from the internet. I’m mostly busy with school and work atm. Feel free to reach out about whatever.
Angie
Hi there ^_^ I'm Angie and I'm a 25 year old Costa Rica local. Feel free to hit me up for advice when traveling here! I'm also trying to be more adventurous so I'd be open to hang out. I'll be heading out to México City in May so I'm also eager to learn of spots to visit and taking advice on where to stay.