Mexico

Ancient civilizations, Caribbean beaches, colonial cities and a gastronomy that is world heritage

Mexico is a country that has absolutely everything: Mayan ruins emerging from the jungle, postcard Caribbean beaches, perfect colonial cities, a capital that is one of the most vibrant in the world and a gastronomy declared world heritage.
Mexico is too big, too diverse and too rich for just one trip. It is the country of Latin American superlatives: the most impressive pyramids, the most complex gastronomy, the most famous beaches, the most populated capital, the longest history. The Yucatán Peninsula is the Mexico everyone knows: Cancún and the Riviera Maya, the ruins of Chichén Itzá and Tulum, the crystalline cenotes, the Sian Ka'an Reserve. But Mexico is much more: Oaxaca with its mezcal and Zapotec traditions, San Miguel de Allende and Guanajuato with their colonial architecture, Mexico City with its museums and gastronomic scene, Chiapas with San Cristóbal and the Agua Azul waterfalls. And the food. Mexican gastronomy is world heritage for a reason: tacos, moles, tamales, ceviches, mezcal, chocolate. Each region has its cuisine and discovering it is a journey in itself.
Riviera Maya and Yucatán

Riviera Maya and Yucatán

Riviera Maya and Yucatán

Cancún, Playa del Carmen, Tulum, Chichén Itzá, cenotes, Sian Ka'an Reserve. The Mexican Caribbean with Mayan ruins, dream beaches and nature.

Oaxaca

Oaxaca

Oaxaca

The cultural capital of Mexico: mezcal, black mole, Monte Albán, Hierve el Agua, Zapotec villages. Tradition, gastronomy and crafts in their purest form.

Mexico City

Mexico City

Mexico City

One of the largest and most vibrant cities in the world: Zócalo, Coyoacán, Frida Kahlo, Teotihuacán, world-class gastronomy and endless cultural life.

Chiapas and Guatemala

Chiapas and Guatemala

Chiapas and Guatemala

San Cristóbal de las Casas, Sumidero Canyon, Palenque in the jungle, Agua Azul waterfalls. The most indigenous and natural Mexico.

Experiences

Mexico offers experiences ranging from swimming in sacred cenotes to tasting seven-generation mole, from watching sunrise over pyramids to celebrating Day of the Dead.

Yucatán cenotes

Swimming in crystalline pools inside caves, lit by sunbeams entering through the roof. The Maya considered them gates to the underworld.

Teotihuacán at sunrise

Climbing the Pyramid of the Sun before it opens to the public and watching sunrise over the City of the Gods. A mystical experience.

Oaxaca mezcal tour

Visiting traditional palenques, watching how artisanal mezcal is distilled and tasting varieties that never leave Oaxaca.

Day of the Dead

Experiencing the night of November 1st in an Oaxacan cemetery: families keeping vigil for their dead with candles, flowers, food and music. Moving and beautiful.

Mexico has exceptional boutique hotels: 17th century haciendas, restored colonial houses, contemporary design and world-class beach resorts.

Chablé Yucatán

Habita Grupo Hotels

Casa Oaxaca

Rosewood San Miguel

Coqui Coqui Tulum

Hotel Xcaret Arte

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