Tours and Trips in Mexico

Learn to scuba dive in an open-air cenote during this 2-hour activity in Tulum. Meet your expert scuba diving instructors on dry land for a 1-hour scuba diving theory class before trying your new skills in the water. Get accustomed to your equipment and learn basic scuba and safety skills during a 1-hour dive in the cenote, a limestone sinkhole filled with fresh water. Use of all equipment and round-trip transportation from Tulum hotels are included.

Ever thought about learning to scuba dive? Here's your chance. Discover the basics of this exciting sport with a 4-hour beginner 'experience.' Delve into the protected waters of Cabo San Lucas Marine Park"•off the coast of Los Cabos"•alongside a certified PADI instructor. See puffer fish, lobsters, sea lions and more as you learn to breathe below the surface using a scuba, or underwater breathing apparatus. Practice these new skills then set out on an actual dive, followed by an above-sea tour of the area's iconic sights"•including El Arco. 

Treat yourself to a romantic dinner at the exclusive Acapulco restaurant, Bella Vista. Overlooking the Santa Lucía Bay - and located on the Las Brisas Hotel terrace - enjoy seafood specialties, cocktails and more. Finish the night with a cliff-diving show at La Quebrada, the 112-foot drop where locals plunge into the water below. Hotel pickup, dinner and entrance fees included in tour price.

Get acquainted with Puerto Vallarta's delicious food scene on this 3.5-hour food and eating walking tour. With an expert foodie leading the way, sample the diverse array of the city's edible delights, from tacos to sweets on this culinary adventure. Stop at 10 different spots to sample the food. And while going from place to place, see some of the highlights of the town and learn about the history of Puerto Vallarta. This small-group tour is limited to just 10 people, ensuring plenty of personalized attention. Suitable for all age groups and fitness levels.

Instead of the usual sightseeing, check out Discover Mexico Park in Cozumel, which showcases Mexico's culture and traditions through entertaining attractions. Even better, your entry ticket includes a hands-on chocolate workshop. Enjoy foodie treats galore - including a welcome cocktail with chocolate (a non-alcoholic version is available for kids), chocolate and mole tastings, Maya-style hot chocolate - and make your own chocolate bar to take home. In the park, explore the Papantla Flyers, the Video Experience Room, the Popular Museum of Art, and more. Upgrade to include a lunch buffet.

Combine snorkeling with driving your own boat through the mangrove forests on this 2.5-hour tour from Cancun. Use of all necessary equipment included. Multiple daily departure times to fit your schedule.

Drive a dune buggy around the island of Cozumel on this tour that hits many landmarks and highlights. Follow your guide along the southern coast, overlooking the Mexican Caribbean, to the Punta Sur Ecological Reserve. Keep an eye out for the resident yellow crocodile and the more than 50 bird species, then stop at a local family-owned restaurant for a traditional Mexican lunch. Each dune buggy can accommodate four passengers and is manual shift.

Explore the town of Tequila on a private tour from Guadalajara. After a convenient hotel pickup, visit the distillery of one of several famous producers of the town's namesake product: Herradura, Sauza, Cofradia or Jose Cuervo. Enjoy a tasting, including in the tour price, with an optional 3-course lunch. Enrich your experience with a relaxing walk in the town's historic center, shop for crafts and specially-priced bottles.

Enjoy a full day of diving in two most interesting and beautiful Cenotes in Mexico: Dos Ojos and the Bat. With its amazing stalactites, stalagmites and flying bats it will make you feel like you traveled million years back in time. Incredibly clear and at the same time shallow water will give you an amazing opportunity to try yourself in diving without any serious training (basic certification is required). The  professional team of tour guides and diving instructors will make sure you get the best experience out of this tour. Come join us in this unforgettable journey of exploring the old caves and take the first step into the underwater world.

Discover all of Guadalajara's top attractions during this in-depth day tour, with free time to explore the arts and gastronomy hub of Tlaquepaque. Get a peek at the controversial work of Mexican muralist Jose Clemente Orozco, and discover the city's most stunning panoramic view. After visiting all the main landmarks, you'll head to Tlaquepaque village. Linger over a tasty lunch platter, pop into an art gallery, or shop for handicraft souvenirs.

Discover the Yucatan Peninsula's unique natural landscape away from the tourist crowds on an early morning, private tour of Dos Ojos. Snorkel in the 2 cenotes under the guidance of a certified instructor and learn more about the underwater rock formations, before heading to a local Mayan restaurant for lunch. Relax after an active excursion with hotel pickup and drop-off included in the price.

Explore Sumidero Canyon aboard a motor boat during this full-day tour. Take a stroll around the Chiapas region's first settlement, Chiapa de Corzo, with your guide to learn about that time period in history. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Discover the tropical allure of Cozumel on a half-day trip from Playa del Carmen. Drive a buggy to the lush flora and fauna of the island, stopping intermittently to enjoy activities and famous monuments. Snorkel in the crystal clear water of the Caribbean Sea; marvel at the Mayan ruin of El Caracol; visit a local tequila museum; and get acquainted with native wildlife in the Punta Sur Eco Park. Lunch and round-trip ferry transportation from Playa del Carmen are included.

Immerse yourself in Mayan culture on a full day exploring Merida's history and natural beauty. First, visit the ruins at Dzibilchaltun where you will see the Temple of the Seven Dolls. Visit a museum to learn more about the site's historical significance, and peek inside a typical Mayan home. Finally visit the Port of Progreso to enjoy some beach time in the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico before heading back to your hotel.

Learn the basics of scuba diving on a 3-hour discovery tour in Los Cabos. Board a boat to the designated dive site, where a certified instructor will teach you how to breath underwater, use scuba diving equipment and communicate in a safe and efficient manner. Then it's your chance to delve into the water and take full advantage of your newfound skills amid scores of tropical fish. Later set out on a sightseeing boat tour of some of the area's landmark attractions, including the Sea Lion's Colony and El Arco.

Experience scuba diving without a costly certification course on a 3-hour Discover Scuba Diving experience in Cancun. Dive into a surreal landscape of life-sized sculptures at the Underwater Museum of Art, then see the bright coral and tropical fish of Manchones Reef as part of a course that includes one pool session and two open water dives.

Explore Discover Mexico Park in Cozumel with this 'Past and Present' admission pass. Learn about the traditions, art, history and geography that make up Mexican heritage in this compelling theme park. Embark on a 1.5-hour guided tour with a park employee, then stroll through the manicured gardens and educational exhibits, like the Popular Museum of Art, at your leisure. Stop by the Mercadito Corona Snack Bar or the Margarita Center to have lunch or sip a traditional margarita. Peruse the Handcrafts and Souvenirs shop for handmade items to take home.

Get a comprehensive tour of Oaxaca's Emerald Coast, including visits to the Mexican Center of the Sea Turtle and the The Body Shop factory. Spend 8 hours learning about the history, culture, and people of the area through your guide's commentary. Pickup and drop-off at Huatulco hotels is included.

Experience a bit of the Yucatan Peninsula's Maya culture and natural wonders on this day trip from Cancun to Ek' Balam and Cenote Hubiku or Xcajum cenote (sinkhole). At Ek' Balam, learn about the archaeological ruins and restoration efforts of this ancient Maya city. Then head to the cenote, a naturally formed underground pool, to cool off with a swim.

Take advantage of your time in Acapulco on a day trip to Taxco, a colonial town known for its architecture and silver artisans. After a tour of the city's highlights and a traditional Mexican lunch, explore Cacahuamilpa, one of the world's largest living cave systems and a highlight of Guerrero often missed by visitors. Round-trip transport from Acapulco hotels ensures a hassle-free trip.