Mexico has all the ingredients for the perfect holiday.
Discover exciting towns, fantastic ruins, wonderful nature and white sandy beaches. A holiday in Mexico is your guarantee of exciting experiences with the possibility of total relaxation on beautiful beaches.
Check out all our tours to Mexico below.
If you have any questions, please call our travel consultants on 01279 704 135.
Mexico has all the ingredients for the perfect holiday.
Discover exciting towns, fantastic ruins, wonderful nature and white sandy beaches. A holiday in Mexico is your guarantee of exciting experiences with the possibility of total relaxation on beautiful beaches.
Check out all our tours to Mexico below.
If you have any questions, please call our travel consultants on 01279 704 135.
Mexico is home to one of the world’s largest cities, the cultural and historical treasures of the Maya and Aztec civilisations and picturesque beaches that will take your breath away. Here, you have the opportunity to experience colourful and vibrant culture, ancient history and stunning scenery in a beautiful union.
Choose a holiday in Mexico and enjoy the experience of a lifetime, whether you’re into culture, history or amazing outdoor experiences and legendary beaches.
Mexico is very much the product of its historical background with the culture of the Maya and Aztec civilisations. History permeates much of Mexico’s biggest attractions and experiences.
Mexico also offers truly wonderful and diverse nature and fabulous beaches.
Mexico City is one of the world’s biggest cities – if not the biggest.
The city is built on top the ruins of the Aztecs’ ancient capital, Tenochtitlán, and you can feel this. In Mexico City, the Aztec ruins lie alongside the city skyscrapers, giving you a feel of the city and its historical background.
Mexico City is a melting pot of experiences, and it can be difficult to choose between all the different sights.
From the main square – the Zocalo – you have access to three of the city’s biggest attractions:
Mexico also offers a vibrant nightlife with plenty of opportunities to dance, listen to music and eat delicious food, whether you’re into street food or gourmet cuisine.
The Yucatán peninsula is a place favoured by many for their holiday in Mexico, where you will find beautiful beaches and countless opportunities to head off on adventure, be it a beach holiday or a visit to some of the ancient, iconic sights
To the north of the Yucatan Peninsula, you will find Chichen Itza. The ruin city is one of the biggest tourist attractions in Mexico, if not the biggest. Chichen Itza is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and when you visit the city, you will understand why. The archaeological site testifies to the impressive community, which the Mayans managed to build some 1,500 years ago.
At Chichen Itza, you can see the famous 25-metre-high pyramid, El Castillo. El Castillo was named one of the world’s seven new wonders in 2007, and is well worth a visit.
Playa del Carmen is one of Mexico’s most popular beach holiday destinations.
Originally a fishing village, Playa del Carmen is best known today for its beautiful beach with crystal-clear waters that attracts travellers from all over the world.
The fabulous beach is not only conducive to both relaxation and swimming, but also to a host of water sports such as stand-up paddle boarding, windsurfing and jet skiing. Off Playa del Carmen is the island of Cozumel, which offers world-class underwater experiences for divers.
In the heart of the town is the lively Avenida 5, a shopping street lined with a large selection of shops, restaurants and cafés.
Another popular beach holiday destination on the Yucatan Peninsula.
Tulum is smaller than Playa del Carmen and has a calmer, more bohemian feel to it. This manifests itself, among other things, in the fact that bicycles are a preferred means of transport – a distinctive characteristic of Tulum.
In addition to its beautiful sandy beach, azure waters and good snorkelling opportunities, Tulum also offers interesting sights. Visit, for example, the Tulum ruins, which were a trade centre between the 13th and 15th centuries, and the UNESCO-protected Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, which offers unique flora and fauna, including 300 different bird species.
There is no shortage of amazing sights in Mexico. In addition to the above, you can also discover:
Two of our tours combine Mexico with a tour to Guatemala. Guatemala borders Mexico, making a trip to Guatemala an obvious choice.
The two tours take you, among other places, to:
You visit the above sights on both Guatemala combinations.
To find out more about our different tours, click on “Read more” on the tour further up the page.
Under each tour, you will find more information about
You can also read more about Mexico on the Practical information about Mexico page.
If you have any questions, you are welcome to contact our travel consultants, who are on hand to help answer any questions you may have about Mexico, booking the tour or something else entirely.
We look forward to helping you on a holiday of a lifetime.
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