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Mexico

Food | Culture | History | Beaches
“In years of making television in Mexico, it’s one of the places we, as a crew, are happiest…We will look around and remark, for the hundredth time, what an extraordinary place this is.” Anthony Bourdain

Mexico

Mexico offers a range of unique experiences to its visitors from outstanding food, many indigenous cultures, beaches and natural beauty to colourful villages, colonial towns, and the world class metropolitan Mexico City. The country has a stunning amount of UNESCO listed locations made up of 27 Cultural Heritage Sites, 6 Natural Sites and 2 Mixed Sites across Mexico.

The country offers such a variety of cultures, food, landscapes and attractions that it can be overwhelming narrowing down where to visit. Travellers with a deep interest in history, archaeology and culture can spend weeks in the Yucatan Peninsula and feel they still have more to see. Likewise, travellers wanting a culinary journey through Mexico can experience many different cuisines and culturally unique foods in every corner of Mexico. The diverse indigenous population mixed with colonial influences have lead to Latin America’s most famous culinary destination.

Mexico is a hotspot for North American travellers who tend to stay on the Baja peninsula areas of Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo or the modern beach resort areas of Puerto Vallarta and Cancún. European tourists usually make their way to smaller resort areas like Playa del Carmen and Tulum or colonial towns like San Cristobal de las Casas and Guanajuato. Our Mexico In Depth itinerary is a good place to start if you have a few weeks to spend and visits many of the countries highlights.

Did You Know…Mexico has over 25,000,000 indigenous inhabitants, speaking over 62 different languages, that make up more than 20% of the total population. 

Mexico In Depth

Mexico City

We recommend 2 to 6 days in Mexico City
Mexico City was established by the Spanish colonisers on top of what was once the Aztec capital of T...

Colonial Cities & Towns

We recommend 2 to 8 days exploring Mexico’s historic colonial towns
There are more colonial towns and cities spread across Mexico than we can name offering a wide range...
Mayan Adventure

Yucatan Peninsula

We recommend 3 to 8 days on the Yucatan depending on interest in archaeological sites and beaches
The Yucatan Peninsula is one of Mexico’s most unique destinations and a must visit for travellers ...

Caribbean & Pacific Ocean Beaches

We recommend exploring beaches on the coasts for 2 to 10 days
Mexico has almost 10,000 km of coastline and offers and endless number remote beach towns as well as...

Oaxaca

We recommend a minimum of 2 full days
Tourism makes up an important part of Oaxaca’s economy, and it has numerous colonial-era struc...

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Mexico city
Spanish
129.7 million
Catholic
Mexican peso
Visitor's Permit (FMM)
Hepatitis A ,Typhoid and rabies (Recommended)
Type A and B

Mexico is vibrant, colourful and unique, offering anything from beautiful sparse deserts, tropical rainforests and snow-capped volcanoes to bustling cities, steep canyons and inviting beaches of sugary sand. Extraordinary history is found in the ancient Mayan temples, Aztec ruins and Spanish colonial towns, along with silver-mining settlements and traditional Mexican ports.

Since the height of the Mayan and Aztec civilisations, Mexico has suffered the destructive force of the Conquistadors, European colonial rule and rebellions, along with civil and territorial wars, dictatorships and natural disasters. Despite this, Mexico’s people are warm and friendly, much of the countryside remains unspoilt by development and its cities have a unique blend of architecture. Buildings display striking combinations, blending together Art Nouveau, Baroque, Art Deco and Native American design in churches and public structures. The country’s culture is a similar blend of the traditional and modern, where pagan meets Christian in a series of festivals throughout the year.

Mexico also has several hundred miles of coastline extending down through both the Pacific and the Caribbean, home to numerous extremely popular beach resorts. Resort cities such as Acapulco, Cancun and those of the Baja California peninsula are holiday favourites. The countryside enclosing these summer retreats is also rich in archaeological treasures with pyramids, ruins of ancient cities and great stone carvings of ancient gods standing as testament to a country once ruled by Mezoamerican superpowers.

Mexico has earned its reputation as one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations through its warm weather and glorious resort beaches, and colourful cultural heritage. More than 20 million tourists visit each year, with the bulk of them heading to world-class resorts such as Acapulco, Cancun and Cabo San Lucas. Many prefer travelling the coasts in enormous cruise ships that stop along Baja California and the Yucatan Peninsula.

Clear ocean waters ideal for surfing, scuba diving and other water sports are a major draw, as are onshore activities such as 4×4 safaris, hiking and beach volleyball. The nightlife in the resorts is renowned for its intensity, and top restaurants complete the perfect package-holiday picture.

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