Cancun & Riviera Maya Explorer
Chichen Itza, Tulum's cliffside ruins, cenotes and island days on Cozumel and Isla Mujeres.
Maya ruins, colonial cities and two dazzling coasts
Mexico is one of the world's most rewarding travel destinations, layering ancient civilizations, world-class beaches and living culture into a single country. Its Maya and Aztec heritage endures at monumental sites like Chichen Itza, Palenque and Teotihuacan, while Spanish colonial cities such as Oaxaca, San Miguel de Allende and Guanajuato dazzle with cobblestone streets and baroque architecture. Two coastlines frame the country, the turquoise Caribbean of the Riviera Maya and the dramatic Pacific shores of Los Cabos and Puerto Vallarta. And everywhere there is the food, tacos, mole, ceviche, tamales and mezcal, a UNESCO-recognized cuisine that is reason enough to visit.
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Most of Mexico has two seasons, a dry season running roughly November or December to April and a rainy season from May to October, and the dry season is generally considered the best and most popular time to visit. During the dry months, coasts, colonial cities and archaeological sites enjoy sunny, comfortable weather, with the coolest and driest conditions typically December through March. Rainy-season showers are usually short, heavy afternoon bursts rather than all-day rain, and the shoulder months of May and November can be excellent for fewer crowds and lower prices. The main caution is hurricane risk on the coasts, with peak storm activity from August or September to October.
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A taste of our most-loved journeys. Every one is a flexible starting point for your tailor-made trip.
Chichen Itza, Tulum's cliffside ruins, cenotes and island days on Cozumel and Isla Mujeres.
Land's End boat tours past El Arco and the sea-lion colony, whale watching and Medano Beach time.
Teotihuacan's pyramids paired with boutique stays in Mexico City and the colonial highlands.
Eco-park water slides, cenote swims and gentle ruin visits make the Riviera Maya an easy family trip.
Chichen Itza and Teotihuacan bring Maya and Aztec civilization to life within easy reach of the coasts and capital.
The turquoise Caribbean of the Riviera Maya and the dramatic Pacific of Los Cabos offer completely different beach experiences.
Tacos, mole, ceviche and mezcal make Mexican food a destination in its own right.
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Travel facts verified from Wikipedia, Mexico, Embassy of Mexico (SRE), Visas to Mexico, Jacada Travel, Best Time to Visit Mexico, Lonely Planet, Getting around in Mexico. Sample tours are suggested starting points; details and pricing are finalised by the Tourkom team.