Mexico City Tours in November 2026

Mexico exceeded all my expectations. The diversity of the people and culture held a surprise every day. The local people are so pleased to be welcoming tourists to the areas we visited. There was a strong police presence particularly on highway 99 in the Chiapas area but not threatening and indeed, in other areas, made us feel safe. The tour was very busy with early departures in order to be able to cover the itinerary. Nothing was too much trouble for our guide - Tacho, he was proud to tell us of his Mayan ancestry and history of Mexico. I would have liked to spend a night on the Chocolate farm in the highlands and Maybe, just one night in San Cristobel but other than that can’t see how you could cover the trip length without that long drive to Tuxtla (nearly 11 hours for us due to road blocks and minor bus problem).

Great tour. Ana was fantastic. The jungle lodges were excellent. Suggest improvements: Premium hotels need to be more central in the major cities. Location is more important than swimming pools. We missed out in Oaxaca especially. You must include a stop in Puebla, especially as we drive right past it. I visited separately and it’s a great stop off.

Just returned from Mexico with Intro Travel. Our group was lucky enough to have two tour leaders Jason and Ceci, both of which made our experience unforgettable. Cecis expert knowledge of Mexico made for an excellent trip and we have come away feeling like we have learnt so much about the country. Both Ceci and Jason were great fun and really helped the group gel, whilst also ensuring the tour ran very smoothly. As a vegetarian I was pleasantly surprised how many options I had to choose from at restaurants and both guides were great at suggesting vegetarian friendly restaurants and helping everyone translate menus and offer suggestions. I felt that vegetarians on the trip were very well catered for. Having done group tours before, I have never felt so well looked after and that safety was always a priority and our guides were great at checking in and making sure everyone was okay and everyones individual needs were met. I also felt that there was a really good mix of planned group activities and free time to either explore independently or have some down time to relax. Despite some longer drives between locations, the mini busses were comfortable and had air conditioning and even a TV to play movies in some. There were always stops along the way to break up the journey as well as comfort stops whenever needed. Our tour leaders also often used this time to tell us about the next days itinerary or about the location we were travelling to which worked really well. I would definitely recommend this trip to anyone looking to explore the highlights of Mexico with likeminded travellers. Myself and others in the group agreed that we would love to sign up to another Intro trip in the future if either Ceci or Jason was leading as they really did go above and beyond. An overall excellent first trip with Into travel!

A wonderful opportunity to revisit favourite cities in Mexico, in two cases after 56 years! The weather was perfect, the food and tequila tastings were fun and delicious, the art and architecture were fantastic, local guides were knowledgeable, especially the Susana from Guadalajara, the sites were incredible and the couples I met from Lonon, England and Edmonton, Alberts were friendly and interesting such that they really enhanced these wonderful experiences while on tour. Of course, the weather was perfect, and I loved the violinist at our restaurants, as well as my favourite ceviches coupled with white wines. Our street foods were great and the fresh fruit drinks were a treat. Being able to get together with relatives in Mexico City was another highlight, among many highlights. Our guide was fantastic, so thank you for a wonderful tour.

Brilliant experience. Our guide, Pamela, was very attentive and I learned a lot about the local culture from her. Accommodation and tours were all beyond expectations. I would definitely recommend G Adventures.

This was a really well -planned full itinerary with little down time and early starts every morning! The traffic in Mexico City meant that journeys between locations always took a long time but Berto, our driver was very calm.  On the first day you are still recovering from the long day of travel but the visit to the Frida Kahlo House was very worthwhile and the canal boat "dodgems" at Xochimilco was great fun! It was nice to get out of the City to the site at Teotichuacan the next day - the large pyramids are stunningly impressive but you can no longer climb them. The best time was in Oaxaca as we spent 4 nights at the same central hotel and we had plenty of opportunity to soak up the festive atmosphere and see plenty of costumes and parades. The food is very good here and, of course, we learned how to make some salsas and mole. We were lucky enough to spend time at the cemetery with a family where the son was playing the guitar and singing ballads to the dead relatives - very moving and atmospheric. Monte Alban was my favourite archaeological site, partly because of the stunning views but Palenque was lovely because of its jungle location with the howler monkeys screeching in the background and the fact it was possible to climb the Pyramid of the Cross to have a view across the site. Unfortunately, we only had less than an hour at Uxmal as we arrived late in the afternoon and our visit to Chichen Itza was quite short as we had to leave for the airport. We did so many extras and Arturo always ensured we had good places to eat and drink!