MEXICO
The ones worth booking.
The 15 most popular mexico city tours in Mexico right now. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Tlatelolco, Guadalupe, and Teotihuacan in one day with tequila tasting and lunch option. Round-trip transit and guide.
“a must experience to know more deeply the history of mexico and it’s culture and tradition and the people”
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…”
Sunrise balloon over Teotihuacan, landing toast, cave breakfast, mezcal/obsidian tasting, plus Teotihuacan pyramids from CDMX.
“It was an amazing balloon ride. Although it was very cold it was a spectacular experience. The staff was adorable and helpful. Lycy, the guide fir Teotihuacan was very charming and gave us a detailed overlook of these spectacular historical site”
A guided half-day trip from Mexico City to Teotihuacan for strong photos and real history, with comfortable transport and no shopping stops.
“Great value and well planned and delivered. Yair was a great lead and guide. He outlined all of the key areas with great clarity”
Early-access guided visit to Teotihuacan from Mexico City with included transport, site entry, and an obsidian stop, plus optional lunch.
“We had a great experience! Our tour guide Alan was knowledgeable, we learned a lot on our tour and enjoyed the lunch.”
Sunrise hot-air balloon over Teotihuacan, cave breakfast at La Cueva, plus a guided ruins visit from CDMX with pickup.
“Really great experience. I absolutely fell in love with Chilaquiles offered in the cave restaurant. The hot air balloon ride was good as well. A couple of minor things that could be improved: 1. We paid for photos/videos and we received some of the photos/videos on the same day, but not all that were promised.…”
A full-day Mexico City tour linking Teotihuacan, Tlatelolco, and Guadalupe, with tequila tasting and optional lunch—great value at $55.
“The best part without doubt was the guide Alicia. She candidly delivered insights and context with wit and pathos. Not easy considering it’s not her first language.”
Sunrise hot air balloon over the Teotihuacán Valley, cave breakfast, tequila-mezcal-pulque tasting, then a Teotihuacán visit from Mexico City.
“We chose the hot air balloon tour only. Arriving at the meeting point by taxi is a significantly cheaper option. The entire experience was truly outstanding from the moment we arrived until the very end, demonstrating excellent organization throughout the morning. Our group in the balloon basket consisted of only eight people, which made the…”
A full-day guided tour from Mexico City combining Teotihuacan, Tlatelolco, and the Guadalupe Shrine plus tequila tasting and lunch options.
“Alicia and Alex were wonderful guides! We enjoyed the amount of free time and thought the itinerary was planned well. My only comment is that the lunch restaurant after the pyramids was quite a tourist trap and the food made us a bit sick. I would suggest to eat at the other restaurant in the…”
Trajinera ride in Xochimilco, Coyoacán, UNAM murals, and Frida Kahlo at Blue House or Casa Kahlo, optional lunch.
“Lillian (Lilly) and Fer were super sweet and informative. They made the experience super pleasant and the various stops and storytelling across the tour made us feel like we got bank for our buck. Transportation was smooth and comfortable, which made the trip much more enjoyable.”
Sunrise hot air balloon over Teotihuacan Valley from Mexico City. Includes flight, toast, certificate, and Mexican breakfast with mariachi.
“This experience is truly amazing. The view was incredible. The staff as really great and make sure you have a great experience. I would recommend this to anyone traveling.”
Float Xochimilco canals, stroll Coyoacán, see UNAM murals, and optionally visit Casa Azul for Frida. Full-day CDMX culture.
“Rodrigo was fantastic. It was amazing to hear him jump between Spanish and English so seamlessly. It’s a very long day which I don’t think we were as ready for but it was really interesting and so cool to see so much of the area. There were a couple times that I wish we could…”
Dawn hot air balloon over Teotihuacan with cave breakfast at La Cueva, an agave/mezcal tasting stop, plus free time at the pyramids.
“It was beautiful and everyone was very accommodating! Lovely experience! The views from up in the ballon were breathtaking!”
Private English tour to Teotihuacán from Mexico City with early pickup, certified guide, Sun and Moon pyramids, plus pulque, tequila & mezcal tasting.
“Our guide Aldo was fantastic. His knowledge and patience exceptional. It was more than just a great tour it was an insight into Mexican life with all our questions answered. We have had many tours in non English speaking countries and this was one of the best.”
Early-access Teotihuacan from Mexico City with a bilingual guide, express security, obisidian + tequila tasting, and optional lunch.
“This was a great tour! Our guide, Miriam, was very knowledgeable but did not overwhelm us with too much detail. There was time to privately absorb the atmosphere of this incredible place and the mexcal tasting was a fun ending!”
