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Cycling in Mexico, 11 Days
Mexico
Day 1 Cancun. Transfer to family run hotel in Cancun. Day 2 Isla Mujeres. The day starts with a bike fitting which will take place adjacent to the hotel. Once everyone is ready to go we set off on a short ride to Puerto Juarez from where we'll be taken by boat over to Isla Mujeres (the Island o...
11 days
From
$2,895*
Travel Dates: 01 October 2016 - 31 December 2017
Tempo Signature Best of Mexico, 12 Days
Mexico
This superb package encapsulates the very best of Mexico. Starting in Mexico City you will travel to Oaxaca, first visiting the picturesque city of Puebla. Take a scenic boat ride through Sumidero Canyon, which in places reaches heights of up to 1200 metres. Next travel to the ruins of Palenque v...
12 days
From
$3,949*
Travel Dates: 1 September 2017 - 31 December 2018
The stunning country of Mexico is more than just endless stretches of beautiful beaches and Aztec ruins. While those are a great way to start your visit, if you want to uncover the best of Mexico, one of the largest nations in the world, you best get onboard a tour. From snorkelling with whale sharks, to trekking cross-country past the country's biggest sights, Mexico tours keep the cherished memories coming.
Don't miss these Mexico attractions
- Multi-day cross-country culinary tours
- Chichen Itza
- Mexico City sightseeing tours
- Snorkelling and sightseeing cruises
- Xplor Adventure Park
Ancient Mayan empires
A popular place to marvel at Mayan architecture is just outside of Cancun at Chichen Itza. Take a daytrip from Cancun to see the epic monument that was the capital of the ancient Mayan civilisation. Your guide will share the secrets of the Mayans and you’ll be treated to a traditional Yucatan lunch accompanied by Yucatan music and dance.
Outside of Mexico City you can take a tour to ascend the Aztec pyramids of Teotihuacan, taste the ancient Aztec drink pulque, and visit a factory where locals make goods such as jams and lollies from cactus plants. Finish off the day with a home-cooked meal with a local family in their home.
Day of the Dead and foodie delights
If you're touring through Mexico in October, you might want to visit the beautiful colonial town of Oaxaca for the Day of the Dead festival. While the essence of the celebration may be a little macabre, the festival itself is a colourful celebration of dearly departed ancestors. Expect seas of flowers, candy coloured skulls and candlelit vigils.
Take a food tour through Mexico and you’ll experience the authentic flavours of Mexico’s most famous culinary regions. Tour options including a taco crawl through Mexico City, sampling cactus and grasshoppers in Oaxaca’s Abastos Markets, learning to make Puebla’s famous mole poblano, and dining at traditional cantinas all over the country.