Mexico 2-Day Tours and Trips

We had a wonderful tour with Nathan Hernandez in Mexico City. He was very informative about all the places we went and gave us excellent information about Mexico and the pyramids of Teothicouan. Our day together in Mexico City was great and once again we were taken to many places and everything was explained. He answered every question we asked and really knew the subjects. He was also very conscious of our ages and made sure we did not attempt any difficult walks. We highly recommend him and his company.

I went on a private 3-day tour of Mexico City with Vibe Adventures and our guide, Jorge, and it was absolutely amazing! The tour took us to the national anthropology museum, the historic center, Xochimilco, Coyoacan and its Frida Kahlo museum, and the incredible Teotihuacan ruins. Jorge was incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about Mexican history and culture, which made the tour even more interesting. Visiting the National Anthropology Museum was a highlight, as we got to see artifacts from ancient civilizations. Exploring the historic center, Xochimilco, and Coyoacan allowed us to experience the city's vibrant culture and beautiful surroundings. The trip to the Teotihuacan ruins was breathtaking, and Jorge's explanations made it easy to understand the significance of this ancient site.

We recently embarked on a private 3-day tour of Mexico City with Vibe Adventures, and it exceeded all our expectations! As a family of four from the USA, including two young kids, we were looking for a tailored experience that would cater to our interests and needs. Vibe Adventures delivered just that and more. From the moment we contacted them, their team was responsive, friendly, and attentive to our specific requirements. They helped us design a customized itinerary that included the must-see attractions of Mexico City while ensuring a family-friendly experience. Our tour guide, Juan, was an absolute gem. His knowledge and passion for the city were infectious, and he had a wonderful way of engaging both adults and children alike. He was patient, accommodating, and made sure to include interactive elements in each stop to keep our kids entertained and captivated by the history and culture of the city. Over the course of the three days, we explored fascinating landmarks such as the historic Zocalo, the magnificent National Palace, and the awe-inspiring Templo Mayor. We also ventured into the vibrant neighborhoods of Coyoacan and Xochimilco, immersing ourselves in the local atmosphere and indulging in delicious street food. What made Vibe Adventures truly outstanding was their attention to detail. They seamlessly handled all logistics, from airport transfers to hotel accommodations, ensuring a stress-free experience for our family. They even went the extra mile by recommending child-friendly restaurants and arranging activities that catered specifically to our kids' interests. Our children's favorite highlight was a hands-on cooking class where they learned to make authentic Mexican dishes. It was a delightful experience that allowed them to engage with the local culture in a fun and educational way. Vibe Adventures truly understands the needs of families, providing a safe and enriching environment for exploration. Their commitment to sustainability and supporting local communities was also commendable, adding an extra layer of value to our journey. We cannot recommend Vibe Adventures enough for families seeking an unforgettable adventure in Mexico City. Their professionalism, expertise, and personalized approach make them the perfect choice for an immersive and enjoyable experience. We're already planning our next trip with them and can't wait to create more treasured memories.

This tour provides a good way to travel from Palenque onward to Tikal, visiting two fabulous Maya sites along the way. The travel in Mexico was first-rate, although the cabin in the Lancandon jungle was quite basic. Private bath, but no hot water. And the stay there was not a culturally interesting one. It was just a room for the night. Once across the border, transportation is by colectivo, and it's a bumpy and slow 5 hours to Flores. But still, if I had to choose again, I would definitely take this tour.

I liked the ruins, but I wish we had more time there. The drivers and guide on the walk did not speak English, which is not their fault, but it did complicate things. The stay in the Lacandon village was advertised as ‘learn about the culture of indigenous Lacandon people’, but there was none of that, in my opinion. I did not feel particularly welcome to be honest. It made me wonder if the people of the eco-camp should maybe consider a career change, because working with tourists does not seem to be something they really enjoy. The surroundings were beautiful and the swim at the waterfall was great though. After lunch we had to wait for the van back to Palenque for three hours, although in the description it was said we would drive back ‘after lunch’. The time-frame here is open to interpretation, I guess. I have to stress that the experience was not overall negative, but there most definitely is room for improvement, especially regarding the overnight stay in the village.