Top Mexico Dessert Tours in 2026

Teotihuacan’s Mesoamerican pyramids and archaeological ruins are impressive at any angle—but to truly appreciate the scale and grandeur of the centuries-old site, there’s nothing like a bird’s eye view. On this hot-air balloon experience, take in a vast panorama overlooking Teotihuacan, and see it from a vantage point from travelers miss. Upgrade to include a ground visit to the site or transfers from Mexico City.

Enjoy an authentic Oaxacan evening by the sea while watching the sunset, combining artisanal mezcal, traditional snacks, and a delicious local dinner. 1. Welcome & Sunset Meet your local host and enjoy the beautiful sunset while learning about Oaxaca’s agave traditions. 2. Artisanal Mezcal Tasting Taste a selection of Oaxacan mezcals and discover their aromas, flavors, and traditional production. 3. Traditional Oaxacan Snacks Enjoy authentic local snacks paired with your mezcal. 4. Traditional Oaxacan Dinner Savor a delicious dinner featuring traditional Oaxacan flavors. We look forward to hosting you for this unforgettable experience! @mexicoonyourglass ******Important: The price paid through this booking includes transportation only. Food and drinks are not included and must be paid separately in cash on the day of the experience

Discover the culinary riches of Mexico City’s historic center on this half-day walking and tasting tour. Savor authentic Mexican cuisine, designated a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, as an in-the-know guide takes your small group to a local market, street food stalls, and more. Enjoy a wide range of samples, gain insight into Mexico’s history and culture, and admire the city's historical architecture along the way.

Indulge in the rich flavors of Mexico City on our Chocolate Tour, where chocolate, coffee, and traditional treats are the stars of the show. Stroll through vibrant markets and charming cafés, soaking in the sweet aromas and lively atmosphere while discovering the city’s delectable culinary heritage. Visit a local chocolate museum to taste authentic Mexican chocolate, explore colorful stalls filled with traditional candies, savor delicious churros and café de olla at a renowned spot, and enjoy a stunning view of one of Mexico’s most iconic buildings. Ready to savor every moment? Let’s go!

Skip the resort food and tourist trap eateries in Cancun, and explore with a local guide to discover the tastiest tacos in town. As you walk, you’ll get the lowdown on the local cuisine, try drinks such as Jamaica and "horchata," and sample the Yucatan favorite dessert of "marquesitas." Enough samples are included to make this a dinner experience.

Taste the history of Mexico in this art + street food tour that takes you to all the emblematic places of the Historic Centre, focusing in the murals of the most important art movement of our country, and its famous representatives Diego Rivera, Orozco and Siqueiros. Discover why Mexican cuisine is considered UNESCO's Patrimony of Humanity while tasting authentic tacos, tlacoyos, jugos, coffee/chocolate and pan dulce. Mexico is not only its lively culture, but its gastronomy as well, so we like to mix things up to offer a 2x1 experience that you won't find anywhere else.

Spend a unique day in San Miguel de Allende, a World Heritage Site. Discover its colonial architecture, art and culture on a private tour designed for your comfort, with exclusive transport and a bilingual guide accompanying the entire tour

This attraction-packed tour from Mexico City cover three of the region's most significant historical attractions in just one day: Tlatelolco (home to the main market of the Aztec empire), the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe (a major Catholic pilgrimage site), and Teotihuacan (known as the City of Gods). Round-trip transit and admission tickets are included, plus a tequila tasting and optional buffet lunch.

In this experience through the Mexican Caribbean and the culture that inhabited it, you will get to know the magical town of Isla Mujeres, the only walled city in the Mayan world Tulum and the highest pyramid in Coba. You will swim in the waters of an ancient cenote and tour the modernity of Fifth Avenue in Playa del Carmen. To close with a flourish, the beaches of Cozumel and the beautiful reef of El Cielo await you. Literally a trip not to be missed! Note: we need you to make your reservation 15 days before the date of your arrival in Cancun.

Mexico is a country that falls in love with its history, culture, gastronomy and, above all, traditions. Among them, there is one that has conquered the entire world: the Day of the Dead, a celebration recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. And although in many regions of the country this holiday is commemorated, there is one place that lives it with unparalleled strength, devotion and authenticity: Mixquic, in Mexico City. If you are looking for a unique, intimate and symbolic experience, Private Day of the Dead Mixquic Tour is the ideal way to discover this tradition. You won’t have to worry about traffic, crowds or logistics – we organize everything so that you focus solely on enjoying and living the magic of this celebration. Each tomb becomes an altar, and families gather in the pantheon to watch, pray, share food, and remember those who stepped forward along the way.

Mixquic, whose name comes from Nahuatl and means “in the mesquite”, is an original town located in the Tláhuac municipality, southeast of Mexico City. Its cultural richness is reflected in its streets, houses and especially its cemetery are transformed into a stage full of color, aroma and mysticism. What makes Mixquic unique is the way it combines solemnity with festivity. Here it is not just a parade or a tourist show: it is an entire town that honors its deceased with altars, cempasúchil flowers, candles, copal, music, gastronomy and rituals passed down through generations. Each tomb becomes an altar, and families gather in the pantheon to watch, pray, share food, and remember those who stepped forward along the way. The atmosphere is magical: thousands of candles illuminate the cemetery, chants and prayers mix with the aroma of the copal, and the colors of the cempasúchil guide the symbolic return of souls.