Mexico Travel Guide

Explore these ancient civilizations' mysterious temples, pyramids, and palaces. Currently there are some sites that allow you to climb to the top of the main pyramid (examples: Coba, Ek Balam, Calakmul). Learn about their culture and history, and feel the wonder of being in a place uninhabited for centuries.

Discover the Pyramid of the Sun, the Pyramid of the Moon, and the Temple of Quetzalcoatl. Be amazed by the scale and beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. We propose an activity that combines a visit to the archaeological site and a bike tour of the surrounding area to discover some obsidian craft workshops. These places can be visited in a non-traditional way, making a totally rewarding experience.

This is the perfect place to relax and bustle of everyday life, street art and more. Spend your days swimming and exploring the island's natural beauty. Enjoy a delicious meal at one of the many beachfront restaurants. Also, don't miss the trip to Cabo Catoche, the bioluminescence tour and the group adventure with whale sharks.

Transport yourself to a bygone era as you stroll through the enchanting streets of Mexico City's historic center. Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and rich history by visiting the Museum of the Palace of Fine Arts, Reforma, the cathedral and of course the ruins of the main temple. Delight in the delights of Mexican cuisine, including must-try tacos.

Oaxaca is a city bursting with color and creativity. Its vibrant street art is a testament to the city's rich culture and history. Enjoy Oaxacan food and don't forget to learn about the popular crafts of the area and its alebrijes.

The Day of the Dead is a vibrant celebration that bridges the divide between the living and the dead through enchanting festivities and heartwarming traditions. Come discover this tradition in the company of a local family, experiencing the festival in the most authentic way possible.

San Miguel de Allende is a colonial Mexican city. Many foreigners live here, and that has caused prices to increase and the city to lose a bit of its authenticity. However, its colors, cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and vibrant culture make it an unmissable destination.

A Spectacular Spectacle. Lucha Libre is a Mexican professional wrestling style known for its colorful masks, acrobatic moves, and over-the-top theatrics. A unique aspect of this spectacle is the allowance of insults, which often catch tourists by surprise. If you want a more personalized experience, we invite you to a city tour led by a former fighter.

Go horseback riding through the Sierra Gorda to experience the beauty of this natural wonder. You'll see towering cliffs, lush forests, and crystal-clear rivers.

Visiting the cenotes is one of the ideal day trips to cool off on a hot day and experience the natural beauty of the Yucatan Peninsula. You can swim, snorkel, dive in cenotes, or just relax and enjoy the scenery. Some cenotes have adventure activities: zip line, tarzan rope, etc. On the other hand, there are very famous and very popular cenotes and others that are hidden gems in the jungle, managed by local communities, that almost no one knows about and that you cannot miss!

The museum, which is actually the artist's home, is located in Mexico City, in the Blue House, where Kahlo lived and worked. A visit to Frida Kahlo Museum is a journey into the life of one of Mexico's most iconic artists.

Hot air balloon rides are popular in Mexico, and for good reason. Enjoy these trips that usually take place very early in the morning to avoid the uncomfortable heat of the flame and the sun.

Mezcal is a traditional Mexican spirit made from distilled agave. It is a complex and flavorful drink with a long history. A fun and gourmet way to experience the heart of Mexican culture: scorpions and worms can be found in bottles as a matter of course.

The Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe is a time for Mexicans to come together and celebrate their faith and culture.

Snorkeling with gray whales and whale sharks is an unforgettable experience that is very common during special seasons (mid-December to April). It is a chance to see these amazing creatures up close and learn about their importance to the marine ecosystem.

Explore the essence of Mexico through the milpa, a traditional farming system intertwining corn, beans, and squash. Rooted in indigenous heritage, milpas showcase sustainable agriculture, biodiversity, and offer a cultural and culinary journey for curious tourists.

Cave Diving In Cancun: Cave diving is a challenging but rewarding experience. Sites that offer these classes have specialized training, certification, and equipment to give you a great way to see a unique and beautiful part of the world.

The ruins date back to the 13th century and are well-preserved. Visitors can explore the temples, palaces, and other structures that once made up the city. We recommend going down to a nearby beach such as Playa Ruinas or Playa Paraíso to enter the sea with a postcard-perfect backdrop.

Playa del Carmen is ideal to enjoy the variety of activities in the middle of paradise. The city is known for its beautiful beaches, turquoise waters and vibrant nightlife.

Carnivals are a great way to experience Mexican culture and have fun. If planning a trip to Mexico, check out the local carnival schedule.

Pedal along tranquil routes surrounded by lush greenery, discovering secluded cenotes nestled amidst the jungle.

Glide across tranquil waters, marveling at the mesmerizing turquoise, emerald, and sapphire. Create unforgettable memories as you explore the lagoon's hidden gems and unwind in its tranquil embrace. We also recommend kayaking to explore the lesser-known areas of the lagoon (dawn and dusk), except on Wednesdays you cannot navigate the lagoon.

Visit a local Mayan community and learn how to make traditional crafts, such as textiles, ceramics, jewelry and wood. Connect with the people and culture of the Yucatan Peninsula and take home a unique handmade souvenir.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant rainforest, teeming with exotic flora and fauna. Hike along winding trails, discovering hidden waterfalls and breathtaking viewpoints.

Celestun is home to one of the largest flamingo colonies in the world. Take a boat ride through the mangroves to see these majestic birds up close. This activity is only available in the winter season.

Embark on a 10-hour adventure in Yucatán with an English-speaking guide. Indulge in traditional Huevos Motuleños, explore beekeeping in Sinanché, navigate mangroves in San Crisanto, and unwind at Sac-Há beach surrounded by coconut trees.

It is a place that is usually very crowded on weekends, but it is an unmissable visit where you can see workshops and galleries to learn about the traditional techniques and materials used in the crafts of Tlaquepaque.

Explore the city's colonial architecture, museums, and art galleries. It's a perfect way to experience the best of Guanajuato.

Savor the flavors of authentic Mayan cuisine and learn about the culture and traditions of this fascinating community.