Mexico City: A cosmopolitan capital where Aztec ruins meet colonial grandeur, featuring the Zócalo, Metropolitan Cathedral, and gourmet rooftop dining.

Teotihuacan: The awe-inspiring “City of the Gods,” with panoramic views from the Pyramid of the Sun and a guided exploration of its mystical avenues.

Puebla & Cholula: Baroque beauty meets ancient foundations in a city of Talavera tiles and volcano vistas, including a rare colonial church atop a pre-Hispanic pyramid.

Oaxaca: A cultural epicenter of indigenous art, flavor, and tradition, from the ornate Santo Domingo Church to vibrant textile markets and mole tastings.

Monte Albán & Teotitlán del Valle: Monumental Zapotec ruins coupled with artisan village visits and intimate mezcal distillery experiences.

Yucatán Peninsula: Enchanting cenotes and colonial towns en route to the majestic Chichen Itza, enhanced by optional light shows and refined hacienda stays.

Cancun & Riviera Maya: Caribbean indulgence at its finest—white sand beaches, turquoise waters, and the option to snorkel, island-hop, or simply relax in tropical bliss.

Day 1 – Arrival in Mexico City

Arrive in the vibrant capital and settle into your luxury accommodation. Explore the historic Zócalo, Templo Mayor ruins, and enjoy dinner with skyline views.

Day 2 – Teotihuacan & Coyoacán

Privately guided exploration of Teotihuacan’s pyramids, followed by a cultured stroll through Coyoacán and a visit to the Frida Kahlo Museum.

Day 3 – Puebla & Cholula

Transfer to Puebla via Cholula to see the world’s largest pyramid by volume. Explore Puebla’s colonial core, Talavera artistry, and mole cuisine.

Day 4 – Arrival in Oaxaca

Fly to Oaxaca and enjoy a guided discovery of its colorful markets, artisan workshops, and regional cuisine—highlighted by local mole and mezcal.

Day 5 – Monte Albán & Mezcal Village Visit

Morning tour of Monte Albán’s hilltop ruins. Afternoon in Teotitlán del Valle for artisan rug-making and a bespoke mezcal tasting experience.

Day 6 – Fly to Yucatán & Cenote Swim

Private air transfer to the Yucatán. Stop for a swim in a jungle cenote en route to Valladolid or a restored hacienda near Chichen Itza.

Day 7 – Chichen Itza Sunrise & Riviera Maya

Enjoy early access to Chichen Itza’s temples with a local expert. Later, retreat to your coastal hideaway in Cancun or Riviera Maya for rest and cocktails.

Day 8 – Leisure & Departure

Spend the morning at your leisure—beach, boat, or spa—before a private transfer to Cancun International Airport for your flight home.

Best Time to Visit:

November–April: Ideal weather for all regions, from temperate highlands to sun-drenched beaches. Fewer crowds and optimal sightseeing.

July–October: Lush green landscapes and fewer travelers, with occasional tropical showers—perfect for cenote swims and tranquil cultural sites.

Prices:

Low Season (May–June, September–October): from $4,800–$5,500 per person
High Season (November–April, Holidays): from $6,200–$7,500+ per person

Optional Add-ons:

• Private Hot Air Balloon Ride over Teotihuacan: $550 per person

• Private Mezcal Tasting Dinner with Chef Pairings: $320 per person

• Spa & Wellness Package in Riviera Maya: $250 per person

• Yacht Excursion to Isla Mujeres: $800 per group (up to 4 guests)