MEXICO
The ones worth booking.
The 15 most popular lunch experiences in Mexico right now. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Chichén Itzá, Cenote Chichikán, and Valladolid from Cancún: guided ruins, cenote swim, lunch, tequila tasting, plus a photo stop.
“Juam was amazing and the whole entire experience was absolutely incredible! The cenote blew me away and the transportation and organization of the event was perfect.”
Tlatelolco, Guadalupe, and Teotihuacan in one day with tequila tasting and lunch option. Round-trip transit and guide.
“I am really grateful I got to see the temples and the Guadalupe shrine in one day. It was nice to see them through an organized tour. I wish the tour guide provided a little more history throughout the day. Despite a larger tour group (~ 30 people) was still able to hear the tour…”
Cobblestone Coyoacán, UNESCO Xochimilco trajineras, and optional Frida Kahlo access with easy transport in one long day.
“This Tour noted in its itinerary that there would be no more than 30 adults on the bus. There were 44 adults on the bus. we were promised an English speaking guide, but our guide hadn’t spoken English in three years and struggled to communicate with us and had to organize 43 people. He was…”
Cancun day trip to Chichén Itzá, a cenote swim, Valladolid stroll, plus tequila tasting and lunch options with hotel pickup.
“Rodrigo and Rene are the best. They made our trip to Chichen Itza the best of our life so far. Rodrigo is not a simple guide, he does his job with love and he’s full ok knowledge and he doesn’t just explain history, he shares his own life experiences too. Rene is a very good…”
Early-access guided visit to Teotihuacan from Mexico City with included transport, site entry, and an obsidian stop, plus optional lunch.
“The tour is for a large group, but our guide, Alan, was incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about Teotihuacan and its history, which made the tour much more engaging. I learned so much throughout the experience. I highly recommend the early access, as it gets very crowded later in the day.”
ATV desert trails near Cabo, then unlimited ocean-front Mexican buffet and tequila/mezcal tasting, with small-group guides.
“Was such a fun experience. Adán was our guide and he was great! If you’re in Cabo this is definitely a must do! We will be back!”
A full-day Mexico City tour linking Teotihuacan, Tlatelolco, and Guadalupe, with tequila tasting and optional lunch—great value at $55.
“the tour guided by Fernanda and Leo was awesome. Both guides were very encouraged and had a great sense of humor!”
ATV jungle ride, interactive bridges, zipline canopy, cenote swim, tacos, tequila tasting, and a Mayan show in about 4 hours in Cancun.
“Very well done. Kept us moving along. Leader and photog were engaging. Great experience and would highly recommend.”
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.
“Entire experience was great very lovely people I would give a 10/10 me and my sister had a great time”
Trajinera ride in Xochimilco, Coyoacán, UNAM murals, and Frida Kahlo at Blue House or Casa Kahlo, optional lunch.
“Gio was very nice & knowledgeable about everything”
Sail Cabo’s coast on a luxe 4-hour cruise with open bar, snorkeling gear, paddleboards, and a gourmet lunch near Santa Maria or Chileno Bay.
“Great crew. Fun experience. Loved the food and drinks too. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a beautiful afternoon”
Ride ATVs to a cenote swim, then zip lines over the jungle, finish with tequila tasting and tacos, plus air-conditioned pickup in Cancun.
“Had a great time. Alan was our tour guide and was very informative. Be sure to pack a snack and water. It's gonna be a long day if you do all the excursions.”
Isla Mujeres catamaran with open bar, reef snorkeling, and Playa Norte beach club. Full day from Cancun with optional lunch.
“The highlight of the day were the golf carts. You can rent a car for 100dollars for 2 hours. You can see the whole island and stop wherever you want. Then be aware of the dock fee- 20USD per person. Why can’t this be included in the price?? Otherwise a really authentic experience. Open bar…”
Cancun catamaran to Isla Mujeres with El Meco snorkeling, Playa Norte swim, downtown free time, lunch buffet, and open bar.
“Pick up and drop off was perfect. The weather didn’t permit us to snorkel, too windy with choppy waves. The lunch is is horrible food, it’s really gross. The boat ride is fun and interactive. Big on the party with heavy drinking if you wish to partake, fun if you are into that or being…”
Tulum ruins, cenote cave swim, Yal Ku lagoon snorkeling, and a beachside lunch from Playa del Carmen. $169 pp.
“I did not recieved any text that said pick up time at 7 am. It just said be ready at 7 am. They called me but I can't entertained international calls. They did not ask out hotel desk that we stayed to find us.”
