Mexico in 2 weeks: 2 Recommended 14-Day Itineraries to Mexico

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Recommended 14-day itineraries to Mexico
Spend 2 weeks in Mexico and discover ancient Mayan ruins in Palenque and try amazing Yucatecan dishes. Check out our Mexico 14-day itinerary suggestions below.
Itinerary #1: The Mayan Riviera

Overview | Activity | Overnight | |
Day 1 | Arrive in Mexico City | Arrival | Mexico City |
Day 2 | Do a walking tour of trendy neighborhoods in Mexico City | Walking | Mexico City |
Day 3 | Travel to Oaxaca; explore the city’s markets | Local culture | Oaxaca |
Day 4 | Try out the local food in Oaxaca | Food tour | Oaxaca |
Day 5 | Visit the Alebrijes Artisan Community | Art | San Cristobal |
Day 6 | Explore the Sumidero Canyon | Boating | San Cristobal |
Day 7 | Explore San Cristóbal de Las Casas at your own pace | History | San Cristobal |
Day 8 | Swim in the waters of the Roberto Barrios waterfall cluster | Relaxation | Palenque |
Day 9 | Visit the Mayan ruins of Palenque | History | Palenque |
Day 10 | Travel from Palenque to Bacalar | Transfer | Bacalar |
Day 11 | Kayak in Lake Bacalar | Kayaking | Bacalar |
Day 12 | Do a walking tour of Valladolid | Walking | Valladolid |
Day 13 | Visit the Chichen Itzá ruins | Local culture | Tulum |
Day 14 | Your trip ends | Departure |
Soak in the bohemian vibes of charming cities, visit the remnants of long-lost civilizations, and swim in stunning natural pools with this Mexico itinerary for 2 weeks. After arriving in Mexico City, stroll past bars and cafes in trendy neighborhoods and, if you have time, visit the ruins of Teotihuacán, a pre-Hispanic city dating from the 1st to 7th centuries AD. Your next stop is Oaxaca, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its lovely churches, elegant plazas, and delightful artisan stores. Besides exploring the city, try local delicacies like tlayuda (toasted tortilla overloaded with toppings) and visit the alley of Mitla Ruins. From San Cristóbal de Las Casas, visit nearby Mayan villages, Lagunas de Montebello National Park, and the pretty lakes close to the Guatemalan border. You will also see canyons with walls towering above 2500 feet. Some of the must-visit Mayan ruins in Palenque can be reached after an exciting jungle trek. In Bacalar, besides boating in a magical mineral-filled lake, check out the San Felipe Bacalar Fort, built by the Spaniards. Before your remarkable 2 week holiday in Mexico is over, you’ll also discover the quaint Mayan town of Valladolid and see the Pyramid of Kukulcan, a fine example of Mayan architecture. See all tours to Mexico.
Itinerary #2: Food Tour in Mexico

Overview | Activity | Overnight | |
Day 1 | Arrive in Mexico City | Sightseeing | Mexico City |
Day 2 | Go on a street food tour of Mexico City | Food tour | Mexico City |
Day 3 | See the pyramids of Teotihuacan | History | Puebla |
Day 4 | Visit Puebla’s Sweet Street | Food tour | Oaxaca |
Day 5 | Visit a traditional mezcal factory | Factory visit | Oaxaca |
Day 6 | Learn how to cook a Mexican meal | Cooking class | Oaxaca |
Day 7 | Meet the craftsmen of Teotitlan del Valle | Local culture | Chiapa del Corzo |
Day 8 | Explore the Sumidero Canyon | Boating | San Cristóbal |
Day 9 | Visit the food markets of San Cristobal | Food tour | San Cristóbal |
Day 10 | Head to the forests of Palenque | Local culture | Palenque |
Day 11 | See the Mayan ruins in Palenque | History | Palenque |
Day 12 | Visit the famous archeological sites in Uxmal | History | Merida |
Day 13 | Sample Yucatecan cuisine | Food tour | Merida |
Day 14 | Your trip ends in Merida | Departure |
Discover the country’s fabulous cuisine and culture with this 14-day Mexico itinerary. Your adventure starts in Mexico City, where you’ll get introduced to iconic dishes like barbacoa (slow-cooked meat) and tamales (dough wrapped around a filling). Also, check out the local arts and crafts market in Coyoacan, known for its cobbled streets and colonial churches. In Puebla, discover why some people consider the town the birthplace of the dark chocolate mole. On the fifth day, explore the archeological site of Monte Alban, a complex of ancient temples, rock carvings, and pyramids. Over the next few days, see the ruins of Mitla’s ancient Mixtec site, explore the impressive Sumidero Canyon by boat, and shop for colorful souvenirs in the colonial town of San Cristobal. On the 10th day, enjoy a scrumptious lunch of deep-fried mojarra (fish) in an enchanting setting overlooking Lake Nezahualcoyotl. In the fishing village of Champoton, enjoy ceviche made in the local style. On the 12th day, see Uxmal’s top-rated sites like the Pyramid of the Magician (built between 700 and 1000 AD). Before your incredible 2 weeks in Mexico are over, try lime soup, pibil-style-stuffed cheese and pork, and other Yucatecan treats. Describe your ideal 14-day holiday for a customized trip to Mexico.
Planning a 2 Week Itinerary of Mexico?
Go on a gastronomical adventure, see spectacular ruins from ancient times, and discover traditional crafts during your enthralling 2 weeks in Mexico. Our travel experts will help you craft a personalized itinerary to Mexico that checks all the items on your bucket list. Check out our guide for more information on how many days to spend in Mexico.
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