Mexico
Fiestas, Frida and Maya mystery
By Susannah Rigg
Steamy jungles, historic architecture and more than 10,000km of coastline – Mexico is a feverish dream that delivers vivid experience after experience. Head to Oaxaca’s cloud forests, explore the Yucatán’s Maya temples, pristine beaches and icy-blue cenotes, or simply gorge yourself on regional Mexican food. Whichever Mexican adventure you choose, you can be assured of a warm welcome from Los Mexicanos – and probably an invite to a fiesta or four.
17 days
Adventures in Mexico and Cuba
Explore two of Latin America's most vibrant countries
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Oaxaca
Vibrant and historical, Oaxaca City is a captivating blend of old and new that just begs to be explored... -
Tulum
Perhaps Mexico’s most photogenic archaeological site, Tulum’s clifftop Mayan ruins are framed by the pristine beaches and turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea... -
Hierve el Agua
This series of natural rock formations and mineral springs has become a popular day trip from Oaxaca which can be combined with hikes in the Valle de Tlacolula... -
Chichén Itzá
One of the new Seven Wonders of the World and the best restored Mayan site in the Yucatán, Chichén Itzá remains one of the most iconic images of Mexico, and a must-see for many travellers visiting the region... -
Mexico City
The oldest capital city in the Americas, Mexico City is a buzzing tribute to an incredibly storied history, where pre-Hispanic and colonial-era buildings sit alongside innovative urban architecture and revamped public spaces... -
Playa del Carmen
Hipper and more laid-back than its Northern cousin Cancún, Playa del Carmen’s trendy nightlife and pristine beaches continue to draw tourists near and far, and this once-small fishing town is now one of the fastest growing cities in Mexico... -
Mérida
The Yucatán Peninsula’s largest city and self-proclaimed cultural capital is a delightful blend of colonial heritage and cosmopolitan living... -
Chiapa de Corzo
Only 12km from state capital Tuxtla Gutiérrez lies one of the most beautiful colonial towns in southern Mexico’s Chiapas state... -
Puebla
The capital of the Puebla Municipality and one of Mexico’s biggest cities, Puebla’s well-preserved historic centre is home to 70 churches and a wealth of elegant colonial architecture, earning its nickname “the city of angels”... -
Cholula
A brief 20-minute bus ride away from Puebla, Cholula de Rivadavia has undergone a transformation in recent years, from small satellite town and occasional tour stop to a bona fide boutique destination... -
Palenque
Surrounded by lush rainforest, the impressive temples of Palenque are some of the best examples of Mayan architecture and civilisation, and a top destination in Chiapas... -
San Cristóbal de las Casas
The unofficial cultural capital of the state of Chiapas, the mountain town of San Cristobal de las Casas is a little-known gem of southern Mexico... -
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