See the best of one of the largest cities in the world, Mexico City. This comprehensive tour will introduce you to the contrasts that make up this metropolis; you can choose to have a scrumptious street side lunch or an intimate fine dining experience, take a stroll in ...

Explore the natural highlights of Rio Lagartos Biosphere Reserve, known for the thousands of flamingos that nest in its coastal inlets. Explore the reserve's rich diversity of ecosystems and landscapes, including the mangrove vegetations, coastal lagoons, marshes, grasslands, and small ...

A 20-minute ferry ride from Chiquila will take you to Isla Holbox that forms part of the Yum Balam Biosphere Reserve, located north of the Yucatan Peninsula. Its sandy streets, hammocks on the sea, laid back atmosphere and excellent ceviche, is what lures visitors from all over. Expect to relax on ...

Isla Holbox is a little slice of paradise located in the Yum Balam Biosphere Reserve, with white sandy beaches, a soaring bird population and a laid-back atmosphere that lures visitors from all over. Enjoy this natural haven as well as the Rio Lagartos, where hundreds, if not thousands of pink ...

Once the homeland to the Mayas, the Yutacan peninsula continues to be a popular point of interest for the human race. Now a days tourists throng to this coastal Mexican region, to explore its mysterious archaeological ruins and biosphere reserves, revel in its soft sands and turquoise waters, ...

Enriched with mysterious Mayan Ruins, white beaches offset by true blue waters, a distinct Carib vibe, and friendly colonial towns, the Yucatan peninsula is easily one of Mexico's most popular tourism draws. Planning a trip? Here’s a two-day itinerary to help you make the most of your ...

Once a home to the great Mayan civilization, the Yucatan Peninsula has lured people since 2500 B.C. to explore its natural beauty. Gifted with soft white sand, lush jungles, abundant biosphere reserves, mesmerizing turquoise water, the area is a playground for nature lovers. Planning a trip? Here ...

Think of the Yucatan Peninsula, and the Mayan civilisation comes to mind. But that's not all; natural beauty in the form of soft white beaches and mesmerising turquoise waters, lush jungles and abundant biosphere reserves beckon as well!  It might be daunting to choose what ...

Beyond its great food, mezcal and coffee, the colonial Oaxaca City is also rich in traditions and history from the Zapotecs, Mixtecs, and the Spanish colonizers. This four-day itinerary will take you through the cobblestoned streets of its Zocalo to the outskirts where indigenous villages, ...

Imagine cosmopolitan living blended with art, history, gastronomy, and culture, all wrapped into one city. Welcome to Mexico City, a metropolis that is a classic example of contrasts. You can choose to have a scrumptious street side lunch or an intimate fine dining experience, take a ...

Often referred to as ‘The Land of Seven Moles.' Oaxaca City is one of the major culinary and cultural hubs in Mexico. The heart of the city is at Zocalo, where you can sip coffee facing a historic church, explore gardens and museums in the vicinity, and browse through colorful shops interspersed ...

Explore the Wixarica Huichol Art Museum and Zapopan Art Museum during this 5 hours tour. Visit the other major attractions here such as the Basilica of the Virgin of Zapopan (Basilica of Our Lady of Zapopan) and the Temple of San Pedro Apostle.

Visit Tapalpa, considered as the "Magical Town of Mexico" for its historical and cultural attributes (UNESCO Heritage) and for its unique architectural styles, ecotourism etc. See unique fountains here and visit the Temple of Our Lady of Guadalupe, San Antonio temple etc. Discover the ...

Go on a tour of Mazamitla town, considered a magical town for its natural beauty and folklore. Explore its cobbled streets, whitewashed houses with tile roofs and wooden windows, beautiful Church and also see a hundred feet high waterfall in this 8 hours tour.

Visit Mezquitan Cemetery in Guadalajara of Mexico, where thousands of “Tapatios”, including politicians, writers, religious ministers and anonymous people have been buried. See the Sculpture Garden in the cemetery and observe tombs of different shapes and sizes in this 3 hours ...

Explore ancient cities of the great Mayan civilization and know the life of their modern descendants. Immerse yourself with the beauty of beautiful colonial towns and see major attractions of Church of John the Baptist, Tonina, Misol-Ha waterfalls, Campeche etc. In ...

Go on an excursion to the Paricutin Volcano which surged suddenly in 1943 from the cornfield of local farmer Dionisio Pulido. Experience the local Indian culture, witness the main church for Morrish architecture and stop at the national park for the lush green vegetation. 

Join me to the experience of the climb to the volcano that erupted in 1943;  which is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World today. You will have to ride horseback for 2 to 4 hours, then climb to the top of the volcano and feel the sulfur steam, Also, observe the remains of ...

Discover Acapulco's historical heritage at the Fort of San Diego Museum. Visit the Municipal Market of Acapulco and see Diego Rivera's Mural. Finally, watch the amazing cliff divers show, and make a stop for shopping.

Visit cemeteries and homes where local families celebrate, remember, and welcome the dead souls in Michoacan. Take part in the celebrations and stop by Zurumutaro, Tzintzuntzan, Santa Fe & Arocutin. Present the dead souls an offering and savor a delicious meal. 

Set out on this short tour dedicated to the popular drink of Tequila. Witness it's Spanish distillation process in this city and know more about the history of this drink by visiting the Tequila Museum and the Mundo Cuervo distillery. 

Travel to the ancient ruins of this Mayan city of Cancún, a Mexican city on the Yucatán Peninsula bordering the Caribbean Sea and unravel the coiled history depicted lucidly by its deformed structures. Also, visit Cenote Ik Kil to enjoy a relaxing dip and relish the amazing local ...

Travel to El Rosario in winters to watch millions of black & orange butterflies migrate into central Mexico and visit in spring to see a new generation of monarch butterflies fly back to Canada to complete the migration flight!

Explore the highlights of Coyoacan, a Mexican municipality known for its cobblestone streets and colonial architecture. Step into the Frida Kahlo Museum, dedicated to the life and work of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. Visit Centenario, the central plaza known for its iconic coyotes' fountain. ...

The tour includes visit to Frida Kahlo Museum (the house that she shared with her husband Diego Rivera), the National Autonomous University of Mexico (largest university in Latin America) and the floating gardens at Xochimilco, where you can meet Mexican families and know their age-old ...

Receive surfing instructions at Cerritos, a world-renowned surf spot. Surrounded by the beautiful tourist destinations of San Jose Del Cabo and Todos Santos, expose yourself to the beauty of the stunning waters. It is a great spot not only for the experienced surfer but also for beginners. Under ...

Participate in a temazcal ceremony for the ultimate authentic local experience; all over Mexico Temazcal ceremonies are still practiced, and a very big part of culture of native Indigenous groups as part of a curative ceremony thought to purify the body and the ...

Walk the dirt roads and the desert landscape on your way to the beautiful and underdeveloped extensions of Migriño Beach. Here on, ride on the edge of the water, stopping only to take glorious photographs; Holidays memories that will last a lifetime. 

Revel with the local gay community as you visit the cultural hotspots of the city. On this tour, you will also visit some heritage sites, museums and the local markets where you get to enjoy tasty Mexican cuisine.

Drive through the desert in a 4x4 Jeep to reach the beautiful and colourful town of Santiago, one of the oldest missions in Cabo. Explore the Fox Canyon as you walk along a river, discover water slides, and go for a refreshing swim under the waterfalls of the canyon.

Leave the winding roads and take on the natural terrain to reach beautiful natural cenotes and caves. Then, indulge in a delicious Mexican lunch before heading into the warm coastal waters to see the colourful corals and other intriguing aquatic life.

Explore the biggest lake in Mexico, the Chapala lake and enjoy its scenic beauty whilst savouring some tasty Mexican food. Visit the American colony of Ajijic in Jalisco for a little shopping spree with jewellery, textiles, handicrafts etc.

Take this day tour to explore the Mayan site of Muyil, located in Sian Kaan Biosphere Reserve in Mexico. Marvel at the archaeological site, enjoy picturesque views from high viewpoints, boat along the canal next to Xlapak, spot birds in the jungles, and unwind in the lap of nature with a swim in ...

Witness the impressive history of the city as you visit famous structures such as the step-pyramid, huge ballcourt, the group of the 1000 columns and observatory, the nunnery and the church. You will also get to visit a cenote that is famous as 'sacred well'.

Visit a Mayan community in the heart of the jungle to participate in an authentic Mayan ceremony. Learn their traditions, watch the Mayan houses, get purified by a Chaman in the Temazcal (Sweat Lodge), swim in a cenote and taste the delicious flavours of a traditional Mayan dinner in 5 ...

Take this 8-hour tour to Mount Alban and Azzazola to experience the best of the Mexican mountainside. Explore local culture and visit the villages and towns famous for black pottery and unconventional wooden jewellery.

Witness the most sought after archaeological spot in Mexico, locally known as the Birthplace of the Gods. Explore the remains of this ancient ethnic city in the form of pyramids, complexes, residential buildings and more. 

Unravel the architecture and great history of Puebla de Zaragoza - a World Heritage site, as you visit the Cathedral with the highest towers. See the first public library in America, learn the art of pottery at a pottery workshop, and hear the guide narrate local legends over traditional ...

Explore prominent sites of the Plaza Tapatía square, Teatro Degollado, Church of St. Augustine etc. and learn about history and culture of Guadalajara, a city in western Mexico. It’s known for tequila and mariachi music, both born in Jalisco, the state of which Guadalajara is the ...