MEXICO
The ones worth booking.
The 15 most popular things to do in Mexico. Maya ruins and cenote swims, Caribbean catamarans, Baja whale trips and Mexico City food walks, all in one list.
Cancun tour with pickup, Chichén Itzá, Cenote Chichikán swim, and Valladolid street time plus buffet. Price starts at $45.
“The day was very long but I’m glad we went. Hugo was our guide and he was funny, and very professional. The bus was very clean and the seats were comfortable and the a/c was perfect. The cenote was really cool and the water inside was quite cold. First time to a cenote and I…”
Chichén Itzá, Cenote Chichikán, and Valladolid from Cancún: guided ruins, cenote swim, lunch, tequila tasting, plus a photo stop.
“It was def a once in a lifetime experience. Our guides Kevin and Juan were also super funny and informative. They definitely made the tour much more enjoyable and fun.”
Tlatelolco, Guadalupe, and Teotihuacan in one day with tequila tasting and lunch option. Round-trip transit and guide.
“This tour was very well structured. The time allotted for each activity was sufficient to appreciate the sites. The shrine of Guadeloupe was breathtaking! Visiting the pyramids was also awesome: if you have an umbrella, bring it because there is no shade on the site!”
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.”
Cobblestone Coyoacán, UNESCO Xochimilco trajineras, and optional Frida Kahlo access with easy transport in one long day.
“Barbara and Alexa were a great team as bilingual English and Spanish guides. They provided a detailed explanation of the sites. Thoroughly enjoyed the tour which included lunch and tour of the Frida Kalo museum. Great work guys and thanks for the Tequila toast too.”
All-inclusive beach club day in Cozumel with buffet, open bar, hammocks, ocean kayak, lockers, and a private beachfront/pool-bar setup for up to nine hours.
“Got there by taxi. Really easy to navigate the property. The adult pool area was well maintained and the bartenders and servers were very friendly. Chris was our bartender and he was fast, very skilled, and patient with the guest. Drinks were plentiful although they aren’t aloud to pour shots, it has to be a…”
Cancun day trip to Chichén Itzá, a cenote swim, Valladolid stroll, plus tequila tasting and lunch options with hotel pickup.
“Absolutely loved this excursion. Highly recommend it! Our tour guide Kevin was very knowledgeable and entertaining. Our driver Willis was a very conscientious driver. I felt very safe.”
A long early-day outing from Cancun: guided Chichén Itzá, a cenote swim with mandatory life jacket rules, and Valladolid tequila tasting.
“Chichen Itza was the obvious draw for this tour - but really only represented about 20% of the day. The first stop at the Mayan gift shop was not on the itinerary and was an obvious sales grab…as was the Mayan calendar offering on the bus. More focus on the fascinating history of the Mayan…”
Sunrise balloon over Teotihuacan, landing toast, cave breakfast, mezcal/obsidian tasting, plus Teotihuacan pyramids from CDMX.
“April and Fernando were so kind and friendly! They made our time extremely enjoyable and an adventure we’ll never forget!”
A guided half-day trip from Mexico City to Teotihuacan for strong photos and real history, with comfortable transport and no shopping stops.
“Emanuel, our tour guide, offered a lot of interesting facts and interpretations of what we saw at Theotihuacan. It was clear that he thoroughly studied the subject and has deep passion for the history and cultural heritage he described to us. We very much appreciated him!”
Early-access guided visit to Teotihuacan from Mexico City with included transport, site entry, and an obsidian stop, plus optional lunch.
“Everyone was kind and helpful. The bus ride was comfortable. The food after was pretty ok too. Once getting to the site I would ask for your ticket. We decided to use the bathroom at gate 2 and they wouldn’t let us in because we didn’t have the site ticket. So make sure and get…”
Sunrise hot-air balloon over Teotihuacan, cave breakfast at La Cueva, plus a guided ruins visit from CDMX with pickup.
“It was chilly in the morning, so we wore warm clothes. Overall we had a great time. The balloon flight was beautiful. The chilaquiles were super tasty.”
ATV desert trails near Cabo, then unlimited ocean-front Mexican buffet and tequila/mezcal tasting, with small-group guides.
“Zamir was wonderful! Highly recommend this tour. ATVs were great, the terrain and the views were beautiful, and food was also very good.”
ATV jungle trails, 3 zipline flights, a cenote swim, plus tequila tasting in Cancun with hotel pickup and a small group feel.
“Upon arrival you are immediately directed to workers there who will suggest you upgrade your package to the “VIP” package for an additional $50USD. After declining to upgrade you’re taken to a little shop where more workers also suggest you buy bike goggles and a scarf as well as water shoes for the cenote and…”
A full-day Mexico City tour linking Teotihuacan, Tlatelolco, and Guadalupe, with tequila tasting and optional lunch—great value at $55.
“One of the best tours I’ve been to, with all honesty. Our guide Hector put so much energy and knowledge into the tour. We learned a lot about the main sites but also the overall history of Mexico, Mexico City and civilisations. Obsidian stone tour was a good addition to the itinerary. I was 100%…”
