Top Mexico Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

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.

Get acquainted with Yucatecan specialties on this small-group street food tour of Merida. Walk with a local guide to Merida’s main market, a gelato shop, and more. Taste fresh fruit and sample plenty of local dishes, including empanadas, ‘cochinita pibil’ (slow-roasted pork) and ‘panuchos’ (tortillas stuffed with refried black beans). Lunch is seafood (Monday through Saturday) and tacos with marquesitas most Sundays and holidays.

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.

Teotihuacan shouldn’t be missed when visiting Mexico City, but most travelers only take in the ancient Mesoamerican city from ground level. On this hot-air balloon tour, soar to panoramic sights as you take in a bird’s eye view of pyramids, plazas, and temples. A guided tour of Teotihuacan is included, and you can also opt to add round-trip transfers from your Mexico City hotel or breakfast.

Cabo San Lucas is famous for its sea turtles, and this is your opportunity to adopt a baby turtle and help release it into the ocean. Learn about the turtles and their habitat from a marine biologist, help with the preservation of the species, and watch as the turtles start a new life in the ocean.

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.

Experience Cabo’s marine biologist-led whale watching tour, where education and conservation take center stage. With small groups, free tour photos, and whale sightings guarantee (December 15th to April 15th), this intimate experience offers a unique glimpse of humpback whales, dolphins, sea turtles, and more. Pass iconic landmarks like The Arch, Lovers Beach, and Pelican Rock, and, when conditions allow, hear humpback whales sing via a hydrophone for an unforgettable adventure.

Enrich your experience of Mexico City’s world-class National Museum of Anthropology with this private guided walking tour that will help you tell your Maya from your Mexica in no time. Learn about the country’s ancient pre-Columbian cultures from your certified guide. See important artifacts like the Aztec Sun Stone, monumental sculptures, and more with museum admission included in the tour price.

Few places in Latin America are as famous for their food as Mexico City, but knowing where to find the best bites when you don’t speak the local language is tough. This small-group walking and food tour helps you overcome the language barrier and taste the essence of Mexican cuisine, by visiting locally loved eateries that you’re unlikely to find in the guidebook.

During this half-day, adventure-filled excursion, you’ll have a chance to whip down Jorullo Bridge—the longest suspension bridge in Latin America—on your own rugged ATV or RZR vehicle. Choose to go in groups of four, pairs, or alone as you enjoy panoramic views over the Sierra Madre. Shared tours include round-trip transfers from Puerto Vallarta and an optional tequila tasting.

Discover the secluded and sublime Las Caletas nature reserve on a full-day tour from Puerto Vallarta or Nuevo Vallarta. Cruise along the Bay of Banderas, then enjoy a wealth of activities, from kayaking, snorkeling, and swimming to jungle hikes and a cooking class. This family-friendly adventure includes a fulfilling and flavorsome buffet lunch in addition to an open bar. Bring Mexican cash to pay the small port fee on check-in.

Get to know Mexico City through its cuisine on this half-day foodie walking tour of Colonia Roma. This formerly European enclave lined with mansions is now a bohemian hub packed with trendy eateries, shops, and bars. Learn about the neighborhood’s history and development into one of Mexico City’s hottest dining spots as you walk and eat. Samples may include tasty fish tacos, Oaxacan cuisine, mezcal, specialty coffee, and cocktails.

Experience the highlights of Teotihuacán without having to sort out logistics with a tour that starts with a hot-air ballon flight and ends with a visit to the archaeological site (admission not included). Along the way, stop for breakfast inside La Cueva Teotihuacán, a restaurant housed inside a natural cave.

Join this small-group tour to find some of Mexico City’s most authentic flavors. You might miss these if you just cruised the streets on your own. Meet up with your local guide, then taste foods like Aztec chilaquiles, chicken enchiladas in mole sauce, crispy tacos, and sweets. This is a small-group intimate experience, so you have plenty of attention from your guide.

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.

Create your own personalized itinerary for sightseeing in Puerto Vallarta on a hop-on hop-off bus tour. You'll enjoy privileged views of the seaside city on the top deck, as well as the freedom to descend whenever an attraction catches your eye. Plus, your ticket includes tequila tasting, a lounger on Mangos Beach, and entry to a chocolate factory.

Planning a special evening in Puerto Vallarta can mean choosing between a sunset cruise, dinner, and entertainment. Enjoy all three in one outing as you sail to secluded Las Caletas at sunset, dine by candlelight, and watch the Alma show in a dramatic outdoor setting. With transportation, dining, and entertainment combined, you can simply settle in and enjoy the evening.

Exploring Puerto Vallarta’s rugged surroundings independently can mean figuring out routes and finding the right vehicle for off-road terrain. Leave the navigation to a guide on this private ATV adventure through mountains, beaches, rivers, and varied landscapes. Choose an ATV setup that suits your group and customize the outing around your interests for a more personal way to experience the area beyond the city.

Oaxaca’s top sights are spread out, and travelers without their own transportation often find themselves confined to the city. On this full-day tour, check off the highlights with ease without stressing over logistics, including the ancient Tule tree, a rug-weaving workshop, Mitla Archaeological Site, the waterfalls of Hierve el Agua, and even a mezcal distillery—with a free tasting included.

Experience the best of Los Cabos, by land and sea, on this half-day sightseeing tour. In Cabo San Lucas, visit the main square and its historical attractions before stepping aboard a glass-bottom boat. Sail past the famous peaks of El Arco and Lovers Beach, viewing colorful marine wildlife. Back on land, wander through the colonial town of San Jose del Cabo. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Guarantee your spot on a hot-air balloon over Teotihuacán when you book in advance. Meet your driver at your Mexico City residence and head out for an adventure. After an early-morning flight, head to a restaurant built inside an actual cave for breakfast, followed by a visit to the famous pyramids at the Teotihuacán Archaeological Site.

Eat and drink your way through Merida on a small-group walking tour exploring the city’s vibrant gastronomy. Pausing for treats from markets and local eateries, you’ll get an inside take on the flavors you encounter, including Maya specialties you won’t find beyond the Yucatan. With a local guide sharing info on Merida's history and culture, the tour is a great way to discover the city through its food.

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.

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.