Mexico

A vibrant land of ancient civilizations, colorful cities, and extraordinary coastlines waiting to be explored.

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$900

7+ days

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Mexico City, Oaxaca, Riviera Maya & Baja

MEXICO mi amor

Mexico is a journey of contrasts, where vibrant cultural traditions meet landscapes of remarkable beauty. Begin in Mexico City, exploring historic neighborhoods, world-class museums, and one of the most dynamic culinary scenes in the world. Continue to Oaxaca City, where artisan traditions, lively markets, and celebrated regional cuisine reveal the country's deep cultural roots. Head east to the turquoise waters of the Riviera Maya, where ancient Maya ruins rise above jungle forests and pristine beaches invite slow, restorative days. Complete the journey in the dramatic landscapes of the Baja California Peninsula, where desert mountains meet the wildlife-rich waters of the Sea of Cortez.

  • Large rocky coastal formations with an arch and a boat in turquoise water under a partly cloudy sky.

  • Historic white building with ornate details and a large dome topped by a statue, cityscape with mountains in the background at sunset.

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mexico city

Historic neighborhoods, world-class museums, and one of the most dynamic culinary scenes in the world make CDMX the country's cultural anchor and natural starting point.

oaxaca

Artisan traditions, lively markets, and celebrated regional cuisine reveal Mexico's deep cultural roots, home to some of the country's most distinctive textiles, mezcal, and mole.

riviera maya

Ancient Maya ruins rise above jungle forests along turquoise coastline, where pristine beaches invite slow, restorative days.

Baja California

Desert mountains meet the wildlife-rich waters of the Sea of Cortez, whale watching and desert landscapes for a genuinely different pace.

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