Mexico Tour

While many think of the Caribbean as a tropical paradise of beachside cocktails and palm trees, Mexican state Quintana Roo on the Yucatan Peninsula also has its share of sensational shorelines, Mayan temples, and wildlife. Here are some of the top places you want to visit on your Quintana Roo tour in Mexico: Tulum: Tulum has long been a hotspot for young professionals and Spring Breakers, but today many families with kids are flocking to this small town. It is known as an eco-friendly destination and holistic practitioners often hold yoga retreats and wellness trips there. Isla Mujeres: Isla Mujeres is a 20-minute ferry ride from Cancún. At just four miles long, this island is small enough to enjoy a small-town vibe but big enough to have plenty of activities. This destination is ideal for travelers who want to escape the resort scene and enjoy some peace and quiet. Cozumel: Cozumel is a popular tourist destination in Quintana Roo, boasting the highest number of annual visitors...

Are you planning to do adventure activities in Mexico City ? What about adding some fun and excitement to your Mexico City adventure! Take a Trajinera boat ride along the Xochimilco Canals, and you will get back with fun-filled memories to cherish forever.                Xochimilco Canals is a network of water channels with dozens upon dozens of colorful trajinera boats carrying mariachi musicians, guests, and delicious Mexican food delicacies. Visiting Xochimilco is one of the best things you need to do if you plan to enjoy an adventure in Mexico City , as it's under an hour's drive away.  The beautiful canals and riding in trajinera boats are blissful experiences for both vacationers and locals, and a good reason. While visiting, you will feel like having a once-in-a-lifetime bucket list experience.  Exploring the Best of Xochimilco Canals Xochimilco is located 17 miles south of Mexico City and is we...

Mesoamerica's 35 million acres of Mayan Forest is the largest remaining tropical rainforest in the Americas after the Amazon rainforest. Expanding around Belize, Northern Guatemala, and the Mexican Yucatan Peninsula, the Maya Forest is home to endless numbers of rare and endangered wildlife species like the howler monkey, white-lipped peccary, scarlet macaw, tapir, harpy eagle, etc. You can even spot jaguar tracks on the floors of the forest. In addition, the Mayan Forest tours introduce you to the spectacular harbor of over 400 bird species. Several millions of avian visitors flock in peak winter migratory months. The forest is also the home to vibrant yet ancient Mayan communities. Most Mayan locals continue practicing traditional farming techniques and steward the forest areas as they have done for generations. If you love the incredible biodiversity of plant life, the Mayan Forest tours in Mexico will never disappoint you. This forest is well-known for the vast concentratio...