Experience México!
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From the City to the Selva
A 10-day package that starts in Mexico City. Spend three nights experiencing one of the largest cities on Earth, visiting the ancient Zocalo of the Mesica (Aztecs), museums, and indulging in world famous street food. Then head to the warm beaches of the Riveria Maya, relaxing in a resort and soaking up the warm rays of the Caribbean sun. Finally, head to the jungles of Northern Yucatán to witness the famous Chichen Itza, swim in centoes, and spend a night in an hacienda.
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Southern Mexico
A one week trip that will leave you amazed with all you’ve seen and experienced! We’ll kayak Caribbean wetlands, lakes, or rivers; explore ancient Mayan cities and climb pyramids nealy 1000 years old; experience Mayan culture and cuisine; and sail and swim in warm, clear waters. We can explore caves and see snakes eat bats at dusk; see how indigenous textiles are made; get up close to bees cultivated by the Maya to make delicious, sweet honey; and rapel down a cliff and swim in the refreshing, clear waters of a centoe.
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A Journey Through Time
Spend two weeks traveling through time as you explore all the Yucatán has to offer. You’ll start by enjoying a modern resort along the Riviera Maya. We’ll travel inland, seeing the amazing archaeological site of Chichen Itza, and visiting colonial haciendas. We’ll head deep into the Yucantan jungles and travel the Puuc Route to see archaeological sites that are hidden gems, reclaimed by jungle trees. We’ll continue to traverse the peninsula, experiencing Maya vilages and markets. Before heading back to Cancun, you’ll see the gorgeous waters of Bacalar, once used as a navegation route to the Maya, and later a stronghold of the Spanish.
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A Week in Oaxaca
Eat some of the best food in Mexico steeped in history that is hundreds (maybe even thousands) of years old. Sit on some of the most beautiful beaches in the hemisphere, and maybe even experience a nude beach! Drink agave spirits made on family palenques using traditions that date back generations. Visit archaeological sites and learn about the pre-columbian history of the region that still influences Oaxacan culture today.
