MEXICO CITY
1708 Tours Reviewed
Music, drinks, and canals in one ride. This Trajinera Party in Xochimilco turns the famous floating gardens into a moving celebration, with music playing while you cruise the canals. The vibe is simple: drink responsibly, dance a little, and let…
Colorful canals and cobblestone streets await. This private Mexico City day is built around a two-hour trajinera ride in Xochimilco, complete with music, flowers, and time to enjoy the scene. I really like that you’re not just riding around—you get…
A quiet morning turns into a full mezcal day in a Zapotec town. You start in Oaxaca City, then head out toward San Dionisio Ocotepec with a guide who keeps the day personal and community-based. I love how the schedule…
Color and food start right at dawn. This Oaxaca City walking tour strings together the city’s main sights, hands-on market time, and a textile museum—so you get context fast. I love that it’s a small group (up to 10), which…
Crafts and mezcal in one long, good day. This guided outing strings together Oaxaca’s creative side and its food culture, from black pottery and painted alebrijes to an organic mezcal stop. It’s a full 9-hour rhythm that feels more like…
Night fireflies in Puebla are real magic. This Firefly Sanctuary Tour in Puebla is built for a simple goal: get you to the right forest setting at the right time, then guide you along the firefly trail so you don’t…
Día de Muertos changes how you see Oaxaca. This 5-hour evening walk through Oaxaca City Centro is timed for altar season, when streets show off Día de Muertos flowers and offering displays in doorways, arches, and neighborhood corners. I especially…
Baroque gold starts this Oaxaca day. I really like how the tour centers Temple of Santo Domingo de Guzmán and its Rosary Chapel details, and then moves into the Oaxaca Regional Museum to see Mixtec and Zapotec artifacts, including gold…
Ready to dance in Mexico City? This salsa night is built for real beginners and solo plans: you learn steps with experienced dancers and then practice with live music right after the class. I also like that the tour doesn’t…
Start your Mexico City day with ancient wow factor. This private tour strings together Teotihuacán and the Basilica of Guadalupe in one smooth, guide-led outing, with early timing that helps you enjoy both without feeling rushed. I love that you…
Canyon horses, ranch chores, and campfire lunch. This full-day outing in Coyote Canyon pairs real ranch activities with guided horseback riding, so you’re not just watching from the sidelines. I like that you’ll get hands-on time at the ranch making…
A hands-on class in Oaxaca City. Wood engraving at Prietos Taller turns a blank idea into real prints. You’ll learn the cultural context behind Mexican engraving, start with drawing and design planning, then work through carving basics and printing—ending with…
San Miguel de Allende starts on the ride. This private transfer is built for one goal: get you from Mexico City area airports (MEX), Queretaro (QRO), or Bajio Airport in Leon (BJX) to town, or back again, with a trained…
Teotihuacan hits like a time machine. This small-group day trip pairs the big ticket ruins with Mexico City’s spiritual center at the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, and a bilingual guide helps you make sense of what you’re seeing…
One good way to read Mexico City fast is by bike. This express ride strings together major symbols of the city—Reforma’s monuments, Centro Histórico, and Zócalo—using a pro guide and a bike lane route that keeps you moving. It’s also…
