Mexico tour highlights
Discover the ancient wonders of the Maya world, taste your way through Mexico’s bod and colorful food scene and take part in unforgettable traditions such as Day of the Dead. Whether you’re into history, food or cultural celebration, our small group tours to Mexico offer a huge range of extraordinary experiences.
Discover Chichen Itza
Visit one of the new Seven Wonders of the World. On our Highlights of Mexico Discovery Tour, you’ll explore Chichen Itza’s towering pyramids, temples and ancient ball courts with the expert knowledge of an experienced local guide to bring centuries of Mayan history to life.
Celebrate Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos)
Experience one of Mexico’s most vibrant cultural traditions on our Contrasts of Mexico Tour in late October. Head to Oaxaca – a city known for its rich traditions and colorful culture. Where streets fill with music, parades and candle-lit altars. It’s a powerful, joyful tribute to loved ones who’ve passed.
Taste the Real Mexico
On our two-week Tastes of Mexico tour, dive into Mexico’s world-famous cuisine. Pick fresh ingredients at the market, then learn traditional recipes in a hands-on class with a local family. Make authentic corn husk tamales in the highlands near San Cristóbal de las Casas and try crispy mojarra fish as you journey toward Palenque’s tropical rainforests.
Solo travel in Mexico
Traveling alone? You’ll be in good company with Explore Worldwide. Most of our customers join solo and quickly connect with fellow adventurers. Our trips offer the perfect mix of guided experiences and free time – ideal for solo explorers. who still want the security and camaraderie of a group. Discover more about solo tours with Explore Worldwide.
Best time to go to Mexico
Winter Getaway (December – April)
Mexico is the perfect escape during the cold winter. From December to April, most of the country sees warm, sunny climates with slightly cooler temperatures averaging 80°F – great for relaxing on the beach, sightseeing or exploring Mexico’s tropical jungles. Peak season is December through January, so consider the end of the dry season to avoid the crowds.
Day Of The Dead (Late October – Early November)
One of Mexico’s most iconic festivals,
Día de los Muertos, runs from October 31 to November 2. But the celebrations often begin earlies, especially in Oaxaca. Expect music, marigold-covered altars, skeleton costumes and traditional foods that combine ancient customs with modern flair.
Climate by Region
Mexico’s climate varies widely depending on where you go, making it a great destination for all kinds of travelers.
Along the Yucatan Peninsula and the Caribbean coast, you can expect warm, tropical weather with temperatures typically reaching the high 80s°F—perfect for beach lovers and sunseekers. In contrast, Mexico City enjoys a milder, spring-like climate year-round, averaging around 77°F. If you’re heading into the highlands, such as San Cristóbal de las Casas, prepare for cooler temperatures closer to 68°F, especially in the evenings. Whether you’re looking for laid-back coastal vibes or crisp mountain air, Mexico offers the ideal setting for your perfect getaway.