MEXICO
The ones worth booking.
The 15 most popular food & drink tours in Mexico right now. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Ride a camel on Cabo’s beach, enjoy an oceanfront Mexican buffet, and taste tequila with a scenic pickup from Los Cabos.
“Worth it! Fun experience, the food and tequila were yummy. The shuttle was on time and our van was very clean.”
A long early-day outing from Cancun: guided Chichén Itzá, a cenote swim with mandatory life jacket rules, and Valladolid tequila tasting.
“Martin Martini was a wonderful tour guide. Very accommodating and took time to answer questions about the history of the Myan people and culture. Very knowledgeable. I believe in supporting the local communities. 12 hours seems like a long time but Martin made it very entertaining. I walked away learning a lot. 12 hours seems…”
ATV desert trails near Cabo, then unlimited ocean-front Mexican buffet and tequila/mezcal tasting, with small-group guides.
“Everyone was very friendly. It is hard because you have to stay with the group and if one person is slow the whole group has to go slower for them. But I felt like the guide did a good job trying to help with that.”
ATV jungle trails, 3 zipline flights, a cenote swim, plus tequila tasting in Cancun with hotel pickup and a small group feel.
“Our driver Carlos was absolutely amazing. Me and my friends had the most amazing time with this experience. All the staff are super friendly and nice and the experience were beautiful. I could not ask for a better time here.”
Eight tastings in Puerto Vallarta’s Zona Romántica on a 3.5-hour downtown walking tour with tacos, seafood, and mole.
“Wonderful guide. She made the experience great. Learned so much about PV, the people and the culture.”
ATV in Baja desert, camel ride on a quiet beach, tequila tasting, and a Mexican buffet lunch at an oceanfront ranch in Cabo San Lucas.
“I would prefer no picture taking because it takes up too much time for you to enjoy eating and tasting the tequila”
Ride ATVs through Cabo’s Migrino Desert and down the Pacific beach, then finish with tequila tasting and optional photo upgrades.
“We had such a blast! It was a lot of fun, got to do the ATV in wash and on the beach! Very friendly staff picked up and dropped off at our hotel, thank you Joel! Esteban & Javier were great tour guides”
Old Town Puerto Vallarta walks for tacos and dessert, plus six mezcal and tequila cocktails with mixologists and spirit lessons in a small group.
“Amazing tour, highly recommend. A great way to spend an afternoon. Some of the best tacos I've ever had. Edgar was the best tour guide.”
Swim in three Cancun cenotes with ziplining and jumps, then finish with a tequila tasting and Mayan snack on a small-group adventure.
“Very adventurous and exciting only use this tour if you love the outdoors and water. Some walking so make sure you’re not handicapped because it’s stairs and is in the Jungle. The tequila was great we had about 8 shots”
Cancun day trip to Chichen Itza with certified bilingual guides, lunch buffet, Saamal Cenote swim, and Valladolid, plus hotel pickup.
“The 13 hour day contained 6 hours of a comfortable bus. Spanish/english translation fast and a bit confusing for those with no spanish experience. Daniel did a nice job as guide/host. Roberto did a wonderful job on the site.as guide”
Walk Downtown Cabo for a taco-and-street-food tasting with a small group, plus tequila learning and churros. Come hungry.
“David was an excellent tour guide- we tasted many different and delicious tacos. He was fun, kind and very informative!!!! Great job”
Ride from Baja desert trails to white-sand beaches in Cabo with a guide, possible whales, and an included tequila tasting. Park fees extra.
“It was absolutely amazing. Reyes was out guide and he was fantastic. Chiquis was my horse and was such a fun ride. Tequila tasting was great.”
Walk Playa del Carmen with a bilingual guide for quesadillas, fruit juices, tacos, mole, and sweet treats. Small 3-hour food tour.
“To be aware that you might be walking in very hot weather which might not be for everyone but it is a slow walk”
Walk Mexico City Centro with a small group. Taste at San Juan Market and secret eateries, plus drinks and stories on a 5-hour route.
“Host was amazing. Tour was worth every penny and really enjoyed the ceviche. One of our favorite things about our trip to Mexico City.”
Ride an electric bike through a private Pacific ranch, then coast to the beach for quesadillas, lunch, and tequila tasting in Los Cabos.
“Riding an e-bike on the sand was not as easy as people think. However, the experience was great & the drone clip filming on the Pacific Coast was phenomenal . Cabo Adventures driver can only pick up activity participators at the hotel lobby, but not anywhere else. Because of that policy, I could not attend…”
