From the heart of the capital to the coast, the sierra and the jungle.
Every route below is a starting point — we shape each one around your dates, your pace and the kind of traveler you are. Pick what calls to you; we handle the rest.
One of the world's great cities — layered, chaotic, delicious. These are the days we'd start with.
Walk the Aztec city beneath the modern one — from the Zócalo to the ruins of the Great Temple and the cathedral above it.
Float over the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon at sunrise, then walk the Avenue of the Dead with a private guide.
Drift the ancient canals on a painted trajinera, then wander Coyoacán and Frida Kahlo's Blue House.
The finest museum in the Americas — the Aztec Sun Stone and rooms of living cultures — then the grand Paseo de la Reforma and the Angel of Independence.
Eat your way through the city — tacos al pastor, mole, mezcal — with someone who knows every stall worth stopping at.
Mexico's spiritual heart and the Plaza of the Three Cultures, where Aztec, colonial and modern Mexico meet.
The city's great green lung and a hilltop castle with imperial history and views clear across the valley.
Add any of these to your trip, or build the whole journey around them. Every one is operated by us, end to end.
Markets, mezcal and Monte Albán. The soul of Mexican craft, food and color — and some of the country's best eating.
Caribbean water, Maya ruins and cenotes — Tulum on the cliffs, Cobá in the jungle and the reef just offshore.
Talavera tiles, mole poblano and the largest pyramid on earth — crowned, improbably, by a church.
Chichén Itzá at first light, colonial Mérida after dark, and swimming in cenotes carved from the limestone.
Palenque rising out of the rainforest, highland San Cristóbal, and waterfalls the color of jade.
Silver-town alleys, rooftop sunsets and colonial streets made for wandering with nowhere you need to be.
Beyond the classic routes — ceremony, myth and the living traditions of ancestral Mexico. Experiences from our sister brand, Spirit of Mexico.
Descend into the tunnels beneath the ancient city, where the old world read the cosmos in the dark.
An ancestral sweat-lodge ceremony in a mountain village — heat, herbs and song to cleanse body and spirit.
Ritual and myth in the town of Quetzalcóatl, beneath the cliff-top Tepozteco pyramid.
The candlelit vigils of Janitzio and Pátzcuaro — the most moving Day of the Dead in Mexico.
A temple carved whole from the living rock, sacred to the eagle and jaguar warriors.
The mythic birthplace of Quetzalcóatl — waterfalls, caves and trails through the sierra.
Across the Maya world — Palenque, Yaxchilán and Bonampak, and the rainforest between them.
Sail the Gulf of California to meet orcas and whales in what Cousteau called the world's aquarium.
Tell us which places pulled you in and when you'd like to travel. We'll build the route and operate it from start to finish.