Cañada de la Virgen is the most important Archaeological site in the whole state of Guanajuato. On this tour go deep in the meaning of our indigenous people to have a different perspective of what it means to vist San Miguel de A... More

Picture this: you'll be strolling through colorful streets, your taste buds dancing to the rhythm of amazing tacos al pastor and the sugary goodness of pan dulce. But wait, there's more! We want you to feel like a friend is sharin... More

Visit Tequila, the beautiful town in the state of Jalisco, walk its streets and try the food in the municipal market. On this tour you will get to know José Cuervo's La Rojeña Factory, where you will see the tequila production p... More

Stroll through the bay's most colorful villages on a laid-back food, art, and shopping tour. The Sayulita & San Pancho tour is a perfect fit for those travelers seeking to indulge their senses with the hippie-chic vibes and local... More

Enjoy a Teotihuacan specialized tour with a anthropologist / archeologist (with major studies in Teotihuacan), conducted in English and Spanish. The explanation is given by a specialist of the Teotihuacan culture so you learn all ... More

Enjoy a full day tour to one of the wonders of the world. We will start by picking you up at your accommodation to first visit Chichen Itza, there our guides will take you step by step to discover the history and beauty of this pl... More

"Join us on an unforgettable trip to Monte Albán! Discover the history of this Zapotec city, visit alebrijes and black clay workshops, explore the majestic former convent of Cuilapam, and finish with a tasting in an authentic cho... More

is an experience of life sivestre rural areas and natural waterfalls where we can swim in rural visiting the town of canoes and is the place where we would eat swim in the jump It is an excellent place to escape the heat. You can ... More

Travel back in time on our Tulum-Cenote Express tour. Tulum is a mysterious city, with impressive views of the Caribbean Sea. You will be able to discover secrets of this ancient walled city with the help of the guides, who will g... More

Over 1,500 reviews on other platforms! New in CDMX and overwhelmed by taco overload? No clue where to start? We’ve got you. This isn’t your average walking tour—it’s a delicious, hilarious, slightly chaotic journey throu... More

Enjoy a day tour in which you'll visit the archaeological zone of Cacaxtla which was the main seat of the “Olmeca”, also known as the Olmeca Xicalanca. You'll learn its history and admire its murals and then visit the city of ... More

100% electric carriage rides, friendly with the environment and animal welfare, unique in the field, and the best way to really know the city and having the option to go on horseback you can combine the experience of the tradition... More

Discover the world of Maya culture old and new. At the community of “Dos Palmas” (Two Palms) you will enter this fascinating world and be allowed to participate in selected local traditions, including story-telling, Maya purif... More

Explore the life and work of one of Mexico's most famous painters and most representative of Mexican muralism, Diego Rivera, husband of Frida Kahlo. You will learn about the history of Mexico through his eyes and the life of a con... More

This isn’t just a bar tour, it’s an intimate look at cocktail culture at the CDMX. For five hours you will visit between 3 and 4 bars, not as another customer, but as a friend who knows the people who create the magic behind ... More

Set sail on a trajinera adventure, where culture meets party for 2 hours. Sip on drinks (beer, tequila, mezcal) and non-alcoholic options, savor fresh snacks, and enjoy the guacamole challenge. Let the music, games, and vibrant at... More

Welcome to Yucatán and welcome to the delicious street food tour, our first stop will be the museum of the Ycatecan gastronomy where you will learn how the ancient people from Yucatán used to grow and consume their food, we will... More

I grew up with the traditions and legends of indigenous and mestizo peoples of Chiapas, where I come from. I learned them from my grandparents, parents and later, during my university career, I delved into diferent historical and ... More

Discover Puerto Vallarta's hidden culinary gem, the authentic neighboring town of  Pitillal, a working class neighborhood with delightful shops, restaurants and stands. This is a is a small group, 3.5-hour food tasting and cultur... More

Part of the cultural experience of San Miguel de Allende is located just 25 minutes away from the city: The Sanctuary of Jesus of Nazareth in Atotonilco. The so-called Sistine Chapel of México offers visitors and locals one of t... More