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JOYÀ chronicles the adventures of a rebellious teenage girl who lands in a mysterious jungle in her grandfather's fanciful world. Influenced by ancient Mayan iconography, JOYÀ is a must-see show during your time in Cancun, but tickets can sell out fast. Guarantee your seats by prebooking your spot and choosing from several options to suit your budget and schedule. Add on transfers, dinner, or upgrade to a premium seat for an extra special experience.

Make the most of your time in Cancun with this four-in-one half-day adventure tour. Ride ATVs through the terrain, soar across zip lines in the jungle, take a swim in a cenote, and try local tequila during a tasting. With round-trip transportation, safety gear, and snacks provided, you won't have to plan a thing.

Take a guided tour of the Mazatlan region and find all its hidden gems and secret spots only locals know about. Visit Look Out Point for panoramic views of the bay and get some perfect photographs, and watch cliff divers leap 45 feet (14 meters) into the ocean. Travel to the Cathedral and learn about its architecture, and wander the Open Market like a local.

Awaken your artistic spirit and immerse yourself in the colorful world of Frida Kahlo at her famous museum! Don't miss the opportunity to live a unique and captivating experience. Secure your access by booking your tickets digitally and in advance, as they are not sold at the ticket office. You will discover the most intimate corners of the life and work of this iconic artist. You will witness the passion and courage that permeated every brushstroke of her paintings. Secure your spot at this popular museum. The Frida Kahlo Museum is an emotional journey through the life of an extraordinary woman who defied conventions and left an eternal legacy in the art world. You will appreciate everything from her self-portraits to her personal belongings; each piece tells a story and reveals the strength of an artist who broke barriers. Prepare yourself for a transformative encounter with the art of Frida Kahlo.

If you’ve just arrived in Mexico City, kickstart your time in the capital on a private sightseeing tour that you can customize according to your tastes and interests. Unless otherwise requested, you’ll explore on foot for a more intimate glimpse into the area, and have the flexibility to choose a duration to suit your schedule. Plus, your local host can provide taliored tips and advice for the rest of your trip.

Discover one of the world’s most impressive collections of artifacts from pre-Columbian Maya civilizations through to the Spanish colonial period at Mexico City’s National Museum of Anthropology. An informative guide provides historical and archaeological context to the exhibits, including the Aztec Calendar, reconstructions of Maya tombs, and giant Olmec heads. Learn more about the influence of Mesoamerican cultures on contemporary Mexico than you would wandering the museum on your own.

To understand the ins and outs of Mexico’s famous agave-based spirit, you need to venture beyond Oaxaca City—and for that, a private vehicle is indispensable. On this small-group tour, travel to the towns of Mitla and Matatlan for a deep dive into all things mezcal. Visit agave fields and watch the mezcal-making process step by step in an artisanal distillery, capped off by an included lunch of traditional Oaxacan food.

Experience the magic of Cancun’s underwater world on a snorkeling day tour that takes you to see turtles, the reef, statues, and a shipwreck—all in just one day. This tour is perfect for beginners and nervous swimmers, with a friendly guide by your side to make sure you feel at ease.Swimming in Cancun’s crystal-clear waters offers vibrant marine life, stunning coral reefs, and a sense of serenity that’s truly dreamy.

Journey to Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula to visit the Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza on this full-day tour and experience this incredible archeological site with a local guide. Walk along El Castillo and the Pyramid of Kukulcan and learn how this pre-Columbian city played an important role in the Mayan Civilization. Midway through the day, enjoy a typical buffet lunch and a refreshing dip at a cenote. Finally, take a panoramic tour through the colonial town of Valladolid.

Visits to the impressive and unique Casa Azul—the former home of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera—often require long wait times. Get guaranteed entry with this small-group guided tour that also offers various upgrade options, if you'd like. Choose to take a food tour in Coyoacán Market; add on a visit to the Kahlo Red House or the Trotsky Museum; take a guided tour of the Coyoacán neighborhood; or enjoy a cocktail after the tour.

Immerse yourself in one of the most atmospheric parts of Mexico City on this private tour. Visit the famed Frida Kahlo Museum (Casa Azul) then explore the streets of Coyoacán on foot, stopping at such places as the Mercado, the Parroquia de San Juan Bautista, the Plaza Centenario, Cafe Avellaneda, and Casa de Cultura Jesús Reyes Heroles. Afterward, unwind with a relaxing boat tour through the Floating Gardens of Xochimilco.

Teotihuacán is one of Mexico's greatest archaeological treasures, but visiting after the crowds arrive can diminish its wonder. This small-group morning tour from Mexico City helps you beat the rush and includes breakfast inside a natural cave restaurant before exploring the ancient Mesoamerican city's three main temples: Sun, Moon, and Quetzalcoatl, and their pyramids.

When your cruise ship docks at the port of Casa Maya, don't waste time waiting for buses or haggling with taxis. Instead, maximize limited time on a shore excursion to the ancient Mayan city of Chacchoben. Learn more about the archaeological site with a guide as you admire relics that were only discovered in the late 20th century. Round-trip transport from the port in an air-conditioned minivan is included so you don't need to worry about getting back in time.

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.

Taking in the ruins of Teotihuacan is a must when visiting Mexico City, but the best vantage point for taking in this sprawling archaeological complex is one most travelers miss: the sky On this hot-air balloon tour, take in a bird’s eye view overlooking pyramids, plazas, and temples, with free time to visit Teotihuacan from ground level. Upgrade to include breakfast in a cave restaurant and transfers from Mexico City.

Visiting the Teotihuacan Pyramids often means contending with large crowds and limited time to fully enjoy the experience. This early and express tour eliminates those challenges with early pickup to the site. Arrive early to explore the ancient ruins peacefully, capturing photos without the hassle of busy crowds. This guided tour provides rich historical insights before heading back to Mexico City. Focused solely on exploring the pyramids, this tour avoids souvenir stops or unnecessary diversions, ensuring an efficient, memorable visit.

Yucatán’s most popular attractions are spread out across the region, making it difficult to arrange logistics and secure entry to each one independently. Save yourself the work with this guided tour, which checks off the archaeological wonders of Chichén Itzá with a traditional Mayan culinary experience, a refreshing cenote swim, and time to explore Valladolid’s colonial streets. Along the way, gain local insight into the region’s history, culture, and natural beauty.

Forget the hassles of public transport and relax on this convenient yet affordable shared shuttle service, with numbers capped at just 10 travelers to minimize wait time. Travel direct from Cancun Airport to Cancun Hotel Zone (and back, if you opt for round-trip). The professional team will greet you holding a sign with your name, whisk you to the vans, and have you leaving the airport within half an hour.

Visit the scenic pools of Hierve el Agua on a tour from Oaxaca that gives you more free time to explore the site on your own. Unlike itineraries with multiple stops, this one prioritizes the main attraction—giving you a full three hours to soak, take photos, and hike to panoramic valley views. And with two different departure times to choose from, you can customize the day to your schedule.

Mexico City's vast size can make it intimidating to first-time visitors. Get your bearings—and learn about the city's past and present—on this small-group tour. Instead of getting lost, follow your guide to key spots such as the Plaza de Santo Domingo and the Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral and enjoy ample opportunities to ask questions along the way.

Say goodbye to the Riviera Maya beaches and see a different side of the Yucatan. This guided tour explores Chichen Itza’s pyramid temples and colonial Valladolid, with a swim in an underground cenote. All options include a tequila tasting and buffet lunch, but upgrades are available for transfers from Cancun or Riviera Maya hotels and entrance tickets—or book a private tour with flexible pickup times.

Go beyond Mexico City's historical center on a tour that helps you explore creative Coyoacán and Xochimilco's floating gardens with ease. Let a guide take care of organizing the different aspects of this tour, which you can tailor and upgrade to include entry to the Frida Kahlo Museum or to have a private guide.

Escape for the day to Xcaret, Mexico's ecological and archeology park located in Riviera Maya. On this full-day trip from Cancun to Xcaret, swim in a lagoon, snorkel in the clear aqua waters of the Caribbean, and discover a network of subterranean rivers. Watch for monkeys, birdlife, and butterflies as you stroll through the jungle and explore ancient Mayan archaeological sites. After sunset, enjoy folkloric entertainment highlighting Mayan culture.

Explore beyond the Riviera Maya—and discover some of the region's most picturesque natural wonders—on this time-saving, multi-stop day tour. Round-trip transit makes getting around simple. First, visit the ancient Maya Archaeological Site before snorkeling at Yal-ku Lagoon and swimming in a cenote, or natural sinkhole. Then, round out the trip with lunch and free time at an exclusive beach club.