Top Mexico Arts & Design

Depart Playa del Carmen for a day of cultural experience and adrenaline-inducing activities. Begin with a visit to Tulum, an ancient Maya coastal city that's home to archaeological remains and sandy beaches. Then, soar through the air on a zipline before descending to a cenote to swim and snorkel. Wind down with a tasty buffet lunch.

Snorkel with whale sharks on a full-day tour off the Yucatan coast from Playa del Carmen, Cancun, Tulum, or Riviera Maya hotels—something that you can only do in this part of the planet. Under the direction of a biologist guide, swim with the world’s largest fish. Your day includes lunch on the boat and transfers from many hotels, but the reef tax is payable in cash.

Sail the turquoise waters of the Caribbean aboard a catamaran to Isla Mujeres. Enjoy snorkeling in vibrant coral reefs, then relax at a private beach club with a delicious buffet lunch (for non-all-inclusive tours). Explore the island’s historic center during free time before returning to Cancun. This shared tour offers a relaxing and exciting day of sun, sea, and local culture.

This small-group tour takes you into Oaxaca’s vibrant art scene, and keeps costs down by sharing your guide, too. You will easily meet your guide and group at the designated spot, then stroll through the different neighborhoods checking out the art, some art workshops, and much more than you’d be able to spot on your own.

Need a break from the heat or the beach? Then the place to go is the 3D Museum of Wonders in Playa del Carmen. Considered the first 3D illusion art museum in the Americas, its exhibits are unique and interactive. Open daily, the museum provides family-friendly entertainment on any day, including rainy ones. Your admission gives you access to all rooms, while prebooking lets you skip the lines on the day.

During your time in Mexico, ensure you experience the white sands and turquoise waters of Isla Mujeres. This catamaran adventure has multiple options to choose from. Book the entry-level package with an open bar of Mexican drinks; upgrade to add a buffet lunch and transfers; or opt for the premium experience on a smaller catamaran, with international drinks, a boxed lunch, and transfers. All packages except premium exclude dock fees.

Discover two significant archaeological sites with this guided tour of Tulum and Coba. Walk past ruins at the former Maya seaside trading post of Tulum, then scale Nohoch Mul at Coba, the Yucatán Peninsula’s tallest pyramid. Your full-day tour departs from Playa del Carmen and includes a swim in the clear waters of a cenote.

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Skip the hassle of organizing transport with this half-day Yucatán jungle adventure. Ride horseback through the jungle, spot monkeys, exotic birds, and lizards, swim in a natural cenote, and visit a Zapote orchard to taste artisanal bubblegum. With all necessary equipment included, enjoy a seamless, stress-free day of adventure and nature.

Explore the tropical forest and Caribbean coast of the Yucatan Peninsula on an adventure tour: ride an ATV through the jungle then head to Maroma Beach, where you can skim across the water in a wave runner or speed boat. This 3-hour tour includes snacks and non-alcoholic drinks, as well as pickup and drop-off at hotels in Cancun, Playa del Carmen, and the Riviera Maya.

Set sail on a lively day cruise for adults only to Isla Mujeres, complete with an open bar, live entertainment, and stunning Caribbean views. Snorkel at a vibrant reef, enjoy a buffet lunch at a private beach club, and explore downtown Isla Mujeres with free time for shopping or sightseeing. End your adventure by partying on board as you cruise back to Cancun.

Channel your inner vaquero or Mexican Cowboy on a horseback riding tour near Cancun. Traverse Mayan jungle  and enjoy spectacular ocean views as this excursion takes you beyond the city. Your experienced guide will fill you in on the Yucatan's flora and fauna as you go—making it an ideal excursion for nature and wildlife lovers—and all skill-levels are welcome. For a truly authentic experience, don your own cowboy hat and pair of boots. The horses, of course, are provided.

Take a half-day food tour in Cancun to discover authentic local eateries and regional fare from across Mexico. Find out where the locals go as your guide takes you to four favorite eateries where you sample items such as tacos, street food, and gourmet dishes with origins in the Yucutan, Caribbean, and Central Mexico. You’ll also sample three Mexican spirits: tequila, mezcal, and xtabentun.

This private sunrise tour to Chichen Itza lets you avoid the crowds and heat. See the ancient Mayan city at its most atmospheric as the sun rises over its ruins. Afterward, enjoy the chance to keep cool with a dip in the Ik Kil cenote. As this is a private tour, the itinerary is flexible, and you can add on another archaeological site, such as Ek Balam, Coba, or Tulum.

Discover Chichen Itza on a private trip from Cancun. Explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site outside of Cancun at your own pace and decide how long you'd like to spend at the site. Visit the ball court, the castle, and the sacred cenote, all integral parts of one of the most important archaeological sites from the Mayan Empire. Upgrade to include an on-site private guide, as well as drinks, lunch and a visit to a cenote and Valladolid.

Watch the Mexican Folkloric Ballet perform at the Palace of Fine Arts or Castillo de Chapultepec and explore pre-Colombian culture and colonial heritage through costume, dance, and music. This package includes admission to a Wednesday or Sunday dance performance, with private, round-trip transport from your Mexico City hotel, so you can sit back and soak up this cultural experience without worrying about logisitics.

Discover San Jose del Cabo’s funky side on this half-day walking tour around the arts district. Join a small group to visit Zocalo Square, the local mission, and art exhibitions. Enjoy stops at local vendors to sample desserts, street food, and craft beer. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

Art lovers shouldn’t miss a visit to the Museo Casa Estudio, where Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera lived and worked, producing many of their most famous masterpieces—but without a guide on hand to explain the site’s history and significance, it’s easy to miss out on many key details. Get an in-depth run-down on this express museum tour, capped at only 15 people for a personalized experience

Give your social media a boost while in Tulum on a small-group tour especially designed for influencers—or anyone who takes pride in their content. Travel around with a professional photographer, who captures visually inspiring content for you to share. Highlights include the Tulum sign, Ven a la Luz sculpture, Atik Tulum Park, and Tulum Beach. Includes lunch, site admissions, and a digital photo package.

The tour is within the City of Oaxaca, highlighting emblematic, artistic and historical places, learning more about the social importance that surrounds this place developed under pre-Hispanic and contemporary cultures, covering more space in less time while we ride the bicycle, experiencing the city of Oaxaca in a fun and friendly way, with a little exercise that will be good for our health! It is an excellent way to get to know the City, combining physical exercise and fun during the morning or afternoon, without a doubt we try to increase the use of bicycles in this city to have a healthy lifestyle while having fun, socializing and getting to know places only ones where we cannot regularly see with the car. You will be guided by a local guide with realistic perspectives on art, history and the environment. Let's enjoy the tour! ...I give you the bikes, helmets, guide and assistance along the way!

Discover the best of central Puerto Vallarta with a Puerto Vallarta Private Highlights Walking Tour, perfect for travelers with limited time. Begin your adventure at Lazaro Cardenas Park, where your guide will share fascinating stories about the city's history, cultural movements, and the artists who have shaped its vibrant character. Along the way, you'll also explore a hidden gem or two, making this tour both insightful and uniquely memorable.

Imagine yourself walking into a gallery where darkly glamorous masked women, shamans, xoloitzcuintles, bulls & cougars roam. The artist will begin a brief tour of her contemporary myth paintings, their meanings and process with a drink in your hand. Afterwards she will continue the walking tour to 2 local artsy bars/clubs where you can enjoy Pre Hispanic drinks, mezcals, tequilas and other far out Mexican drinks at a reasonable price. Listen and dance to a variety of music from Mexican indie rock, rockin en español, ska, neo-cumbia, folktronica, tribal, to international electronica, gringo mexican mash up, with bohemians, hipsters and humble Mexican locals. See Low Brow Mexican sculptures and Urban-Neomexicanismo Murals. Enjoy good conversations that are uplifting, exotic & fun. In other words, be free and get inspired! English & Spanish spoken.

Get to know Mexico City's history and culture through its vibrant street art scene on a private walking tour. Starting from the historic center, your guide will lead you on a path to the area's most famous and lesser-known murals. You'll see works by over a dozen well-known artists, including Koka, Saner, Minoz, Dhear, and News. You'll enjoy personalized suggestions on nightlife venues, restaurants, and activities along the way.

Explore the Museo Nacional de Antropología, a landmark of 20th-century architecture that opened its doors in 1964. This museum, the largest in Mexico, showcases a vast collection of archaeological and ethnographic artifacts across 11 archaeological and 5 ethnographic halls. Delve into the rich heritage of Mexico's indigenous cultures, with exhibits that highlight the traditions, knowledge, and expressions that shape the nation's identity. The museum serves as a reflection of our multicultural heritage, inviting visitors to engage with the stories of various cultural groups over centuries. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with Mexico's past and present.