This is my first group trip. I am a woman and I travel alone. The tour offered culture and nature. I am interested in arts and crafts, so I saw some relevant museums. The social unity of the group was good. The hotels were fine. The trip is recommended.
All our Friends Discouraged us From Going to Mexico that it is not Safe etc.But on the contrary we never felt unsafe anywhere thanks to our Guides who were Always around and made us Feel as if it is a Family Trip altogether.The Itineraries were Great as we enjoyed every bit of it,Because most of the Towns Chosen were Unesco World Heritage Sites and we got ourselves immersed in an experience of Spanish Colonial History of Foue Decades.
Embark on a vibrant cultural adventure through Mexico with this small-group tour that showcases the country’s rich heritage, colorful traditions, and breathtaking natural beauty. Begin in Mexico City, where ancient ruins meet modern life. Discover the historic center, the iconic Museum of Anthropology, and the mighty Teotihuacan Pyramids. Explore the floating gardens of Xochimilco, trendy neighborhoods like Roma and Condesa, and the spiritual Shrine of Guadalupe. Fly or drive to the artistic capital of Oaxaca, where colonial architecture blends with Zapotec and Mixtec legacies. Visit Monte Albán, Mitla, artisan villages, and the mineral falls of Hierve el Agua. Savor traditional mezcal, explore colorful markets, and dive into local crafts like alebrijes and black clay pottery. Continue your journey to Mérida, the elegant “White City” of the Yucatán Peninsula. Explore ancient ruins at Uxmal, swim in sacred cenotes, and visit Santa Bárbara near Homún for a day of water, nature, and wonder. Discover the legendary Chichén Itzá, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, followed by a visit to colonial Valladolid. End your trip in Riviera Maya, with time to relax along the Caribbean coast or explore further at your own pace. This tour blends history, culture, nature, and leisure into one unforgettable Mexican experience.
Feel the mystical vibes of the weird and wonderful Dia de los Muertos, or the annual Day of the Dead festival, on a five-day cultural exploration of Mexico City and surrounds. Visit the museums of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera and learn all about their fascination with death, wander about the Tlahuac community, participate in a traditional Day of the Dead ceremony and see elaborate altars dedicated to the deceased. This festival is all about rituals, so dive straight into the spooky ceremonies that have made this tradition so infamous. Oh, and Mexico City’s tacos will make you feel you’ve died and gone to heaven, too.
I had recently completed the Viva Mexico tour that departed on 20th July and was led by the awesome Vitor.
The tour was awesome from day 1 and well organized and run with the perfect mix of culture and relax time. The group was great and I was fully able to enjoy my time in Mexico.
Get to know the softer side of the huge and bustling capital of Mexico during this five-day guaranteed departure tour. See the main attractions of Mexico City and venture into a boat ride through the canals of Xochimilco or Colonial Rome. It was one of the first residential districts of the city and today it is one of the most popular colonies. Let all this beauty amaze you as you approach the culture of Mexico, the mariachi scene and the interesting history.
In this itinerary, there was an item on Agual Azul Waterfalls which has been missed by some local road blocks. But the alternative option is not that interesting. Also I have checked, we could visit Agua Azul from Palenque. So I think there is a scope of improvement on this.
Let the magic of Mexico City unfold at a comfortable pace on the 'Mexican Dream' trip. Over 13 days, this guided sightseeing journey immerses you in the city’s colorful traditions, architecture, and cuisine. With easy activity levels and all logistics—hotels, transport, and meals—taken care of, seniors can simply savor every moment. The unique selling point of this group tour is its generous duration, providing a truly in-depth exploration of Mexico City’s many layers in an accessible, stress-free format.
Say Hola to an adventure in the heart of Mexico. From Aztec to Zapotec, this eight-day trip blends the best of the country’s highlights and lesser-known spots, with ancient ruins and natural wonders around every corner. With local experiences and plenty of free time, you can make the adventure your own. Wander through bustling markets, learn the secrets of black pottery and join an alebirjes workshop. Try pasita (raisin-flavoured liqueur) in a local bar in Puebla, explore the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Monte Alban and Teotihuacan and discover the vibrant art scene of Oaxaca with a local by your side
Mexico City, Cancún, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, San Cristobal De Las Casas, Palenque, Campeche, Merida, Río Lagartos, Patzcuaro, Guadalajara, Guanajuato, Queretaro, Puebla, Oaxaca
