Playa Del Carmen Tours in Spring

I would highly recommend this experience to anyone unsure, you won?t regret it. I discovered countries I knew nothing about and instantly fell in love with and made friends & memories for life.

Awesome trip, great way to see so much of Mexico in a short space of time. Top moments were the beach at Holbox, swimming in the 7 colours lagoon, experiencing the cenotes, all the guacamole, delicious breakfast recommendations, seeing Xichen Itsa and biking in Tulum. Highly recommend this trip to anyone who wants to party and catch a lot of culture all in one trip. I loved that the group was only 10 people, gave us a chance to meet everyone and there wasn’t a divide in the group nor too many people.

So many memories made to look back on. I enjoyed learning about Maya culture by visiting the amazing ruins. Snorkling with nurse sharks, manta rays, a turtle and fish in the clear, blue, warm sea. It was fun to travel with a group of like minded people with an excellent guide.

I loved the crew I made friends with! I learnt lots from JC and saw so much! I loved it all except never again will I do a home stay! I will sign a waiver!!!!! (I did do a home stay in Bali and it was absolutely fine- it was basically a hotel/hostel with the family living on site) But this family on this trip you could tell it was all about money. They had construction workers there, the children didn?t engage with us, the mother didn?t want to engage with us either, she sat at a completely different table and spoke to us across the room. They didn?t eat dinner with us. They then left for Zumba straight after our dinner! It was all somewhat manageable until there was no running water! Unaccceptable!

This trip was everything I wanted it to be and more! It had the perfect balance of activities - from relaxing by the water, to outdoor recreation, great food, and an incredibly immersive cultural experience that's truly unforgettable.

This is a fast and fun tour of a lot of wonderful places around Mexico. There is a lot to see; one minute looking at the incredible artifacts in the Anthropologie museum in Mexico city, the next getting tipsy on the party boats in Xochimilco, then getting swept along with the wicked atmosphere of the wrestling in Puebla, , salsa dancing the night away in Oaxaca, then diving into the crystal blue waterfalls and cenotes of the yukata peninsula, all the while seeing and learning about the history and cultures of the Aztecs and Mayans. And that's not even the half of it! It was a thoroughly enjoyable, varied, fun, (kinda exhausting), educational, breath-taking ride fuelled by tacos and tequila - what's not to love?