Experience Mexico from Mexico City to Chichén Itzá, timed for Day of the Dead, weaving colonial centres, indigenous traditions, vibrant markets and a hands-on Oaxacan cooking class with visits to iconic Maya sites.
  • Walk Mexico City’s historic centre, from the Zócalo to Bellas Artes.
  • Sail Xochimilco's canals on a trajinera among chinampa gardens.
  • Explore Teotihuacán's Avenue of the Dead and monumental pyramids.
  • Learn Oaxacan cuisine in a hands-on cooking class with a Zapotec cook.
  • Explore Monte Albán's mountaintop Zapotec ruins.
  • Witness Day of the Dead traditions in Romerillo.
  • Discover Palenque's jungle-shrouded Maya temples with stone carvings and inscriptions.
  • Explore Chichén Itzá, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.
Stay in a mix of colonial and modern, typically three-star hotels, often within historic centres. Highlights include Hotel Colonial Puebla by the zócalo; Hotel Diego de Mazariegos in San Cristóbal with tranquil courtyard, restaurants and pub; and La Aldea del Halach Huinic near Palenque, with pool, balconies and hammocks.