Mexico Customized Tours and Trips

Embark on an unforgettable Mexican adventure with a 6-day tour that seamlessly blends vibrant culture, ancient history, and breathtaking landscapes. Whether you want to bask in the sun on Cancun's pristine beaches, immerse yourself in the bustling energy of Mexico City, or discover the charm of colonial towns, 6 days in Mexico offers a rich tapestry of experiences. Opt for a single-destination deep dive or explore multiple locales for an all-encompassing journey. Ready to begin? Explore our range of Mexico 6-day tours now.

A 12-day trip to Mexico is just the perfect amount of time to explore the country without feeling rushed. Stroll through the bustling streets of Mexico City, marvel at the ancient ruins of Chichen Itza, and unwind on the sun-drenched beaches of the Riviera Maya. With 12 days in Mexico, you’ll also have the chance to explore the colorful colonial charm of Oaxaca, soak in the laid-back vibes of Tulum, and savor the flavors of local cuisine from markets to seaside cantinas.

Nine days in Mexico gives you just enough time to discover the country’s vibrant destinations, from the bustling streets of Mexico City to the sun-drenched beaches of the Riviera Maya. If urban exploration isn't your style, consider venturing into the magical pueblo towns of Oaxaca or wandering through the ancient Mayan ruins scattered across the Yucatan Peninsula. If you have a passion for cuisine, the street food scenes and traditional markets of Mexico City and Puebla offer some of the finest tacos and mole. Explore all that you can see and do during a 9-day trip to Mexico.

Explore Mayan ruins deep in the jungle, admire the century-old houses of San Cristóbal de Las Casas, and discover the subtleties of one of the world’s most glorious cuisines during your all-inclusive 2-week Mexico tour. Two weeks is plenty of time to explore 2–3 major cities like Mexico City and Oaxaca in addition to enjoying several other spectacular activities like paddling in the blue waters of Laguna Bacalar, getting introduced to the vibrant indigenous culture of Valladolid, and seeing a centuries-old swamp cypress tree. Alternatively, you can plan a food-themed 2 weeks in Mexico, trying everything from the tastiest street food to regional favorites like nopal (prickly pear cactus) and mole poblano (a famous Mexican sauce).

Whether you want to explore the cenotes of Tulum, eat your way around Oaxaca, or see the sights of the bustling capital, Mexico City, a 4-day Mexico trip is all you need to see these destinations. With one of our itineraries, you can easily cover three different places or explore one location in depth. Spend 4 days in Mexico City, enjoying the historic center, checking out the museums, and hitting up the impressive nightlife. Or, you could leave the city behind in search of adventure, spending your holiday in Mexico’s amazing beachfront towns like Cancun or Cabo San Lucas.

September is the shoulder travel season in many coveted destinations like the UK, South Korea and Mexico. Traveling during this period means fewer crowds at otherwise crowded tourism attraction sites and lower prices. In the Northern Hemisphere, September is the start of fall season, with gorgeous shades of red and brown painting the natural landscapes. Meanwhile, the Southern Hemisphere transitions into spring, adding vibrancy to the vegetation and atmosphere.Both the weather and economics are on your side when you book a tour in September. From world famous destinations like Florence in Italy and Jeju Island in South Korea to hidden gems like the historic city of Eger in Hungary and the coastal paradise like Malacca in Malaysia, here are our picks of the best places to visit in September.

From the vibrant markets of Mexico City to the serene beaches of Cancun, a trip to Mexico promises various destinations to explore. Delve into the ancient wonders of Chichen Itza, stroll along the charming streets of San Miguel de Allende, soak up the colonial charm of Guanajuato, and discover the lush landscapes of the Yucatan Peninsula. Whether you crave historical immersion, cultural richness, or tranquil escapes, Mexico has it all. Here’s our list of the best places to visit in Mexico that you should not miss.

If you are planning for a 10-day vacation in Mexico, you’re in for a real treat. In 10 days, you can see six to seven destinations, from beachfront paradises like Playa del Carmen to the Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza to the foodie heartland of Oaxaca. This duration also gives you enough time to immerse in Mexican culture and history. Not sure how to go about planning your trip? Here are some itinerary ideas for a trip to Mexico in 10 days.

Discover the vibrant spirit of Mexico with our meticulously curated five-day itineraries, showcasing the best of the land of Mayans and Aztecs. From the bustling streets of Mexico City, filled with colonial charm and world-class museums, to the pre-Hispanic city of Chichen Itza, home to several ancient Mayan structures, including the El Castillo pyramid, immerse yourself in Mexico's rich culture and history. Then there are paradise beaches and islands to frolic on. Our expertly designed 5-day tours in Mexico ensure a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation, offering an unforgettable taste of the country’s heritage and natural beauty. Read on to find out what your 5 days in Mexico will look like.

In February, while most of Europe and North America is wrapped in a winter chill, much of the world is warm and welcoming. Hang out on the incredible beaches of Coromandel Peninsula in New Zealand, where it’s the middle of summer, or revel in the cool climate and clear skies, which make India one of the best places to visit in February. Tour Egypt or UAE, both often sweltering but almost magically warm and pleasant in February. Or embrace the chill with the Northern Lights and Copenhagen’s Frost Festival in Denmark, one of the best places to visit in Europe in February despite the cold weather.From off-season rates and lower tourist numbers to unique festivals and amazing things to do, we have picked the top places to visit in February around the world. Let’s look at the destinations that should make it to your list.

As the start of a new year, January is the perfect opportunity to embark on fresh adventures and explore the world’s most captivating destinations. Hike the rain forests of Costa Rica, float over the Serengeti in Tanzania, hit the slopes in Switzerland, or go dog-sledding across Greenland beneath the Northern Lights—January boasts a smorgasbord of travel delights. While the Northern Hemisphere countries are deep in the heart of winter, Southeast Asia and Africa are basking under the summer sun; whether you want to escape the chills or double down on winter, there are multiple destinations to suit your needs.We’ve hand-picked the best places to visit in January for the perfect mix of pleasant weather, vibrant festivities, manageable crowds, and incredible things to do. From the snow-capped peaks of the Alps to the sunbaked deserts of Namibia, here are our 10 best places to visit in January.

From the sizzle of streetside tacos to the warmth of homemade tamales, Mexico’s traditional culinary landscape is a tapestry of flavors and colors passed down through generations. Authentic Mexican taste stands in a league of its own, far removed from what you'd typically find in fast food chains anywhere else in the world. Whether you're a Mexican cuisine fanatic or have yet to try it, a trip to Mexico to savor its traditional food offerings promises an exciting culinary experience.Let’s look at the top 10 best traditional Mexican foods that are a must-try while you explore the diverse regions of Mexico.

Whether you are looking to relax on the sand, explore ancient ruins, or dance the night away, a Mexico trip in summer has something for everyone. Summer in Mexico is a time of vibrant colors, delicious food, and endless sunshine. With beautiful beaches, lively festivals, and a rich cultural heritage, Mexico is the perfect destination for a summer vacation. So, pack your bags, grab the sunscreen, and prepare for an adventure of a lifetime.

Rains start winding up in Mexico towards the end of October, which is still part of the so-called wet season. Therefore, the weather of Mexico in October is a curious mix of rainy days and bright sunny phases, depending on which part of the country you are in. This means that if you are planning a trip to Mexico in October, you can pack in a diverse set of destinations and experiences.There are plenty of things to do in Mexico. Discover La Merced, a colorful market in Mexico City; visit Teotihuacan, a 2000-year-old archaeological site; enjoy some excellent beach time in Acapulco. This travel guide provides a few of the best tips for your tour of Mexico.

November combines the best aspects of a trip to Mexico. The weather is pleasant or moderate in many parts of the country and at the same time, the tourist season is not yet in full flow, so visitors can usually find good deals on hotels and travel. November is also a great time to see all the top sights of Mexico City, the country’s political and cultural capital.A trip to Mexico in November is sure to be packed with exciting experiences, from whale watching and snorkeling to enjoying the many festivals and street parades and exploring the jungles.