Tours in Mexico
Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.

Luxury one way transfer to Tulum from Tulum airport
A private, one-way transfer from Tulum airport to your accommodation in Tulum, taking 1–1.5 hours. You'll travel alone in a luxury SUV (Suburban, Escalade or equivalent) with air conditioning, WiFi and bottled water included. No shared rides, no hidden fees — all taxes are built into the upfront price, and the driver aims to arrive on schedule.

Cancun Private Driver
A 12-hour private driver service in Cancun where you set the itinerary and pace. You get a multilingual driver, air-conditioned vehicle, and refreshments included — water, soft drinks and beer — while fuel and transport are covered. Pick from cenotes, beaches, archaeological sites, parks or ask your driver for local recommendations. Hotel pickup and drop-off included. Pay only for entrance fees, parking and tolls at individual sites.

Natural Hot Springs Experience
A 7-hour guided experience combining a hike to natural hot springs in remote Mexican countryside near Los Cabos, with time soaking in thermal pools and exploring quiet local towns. You'll travel by air-conditioned vehicle with a bilingual guide, walk upriver through nature, and gain insight into regional culture and traditional food. The thermal pools themselves are easily accessible, though the riverside hike requires solid fitness.

Cancun small group Cooking Class with Local Chef
A three-hour hands-on cooking class in Cancun where you'll learn to prepare traditional Mexican dishes under the guidance of Chef Alberto, then sit down to eat what you've made. You'll work with authentic local ingredients and gain insight into the culinary traditions behind the food. Best for anyone wanting to cook rather than just eat, with flexibility for dietary requirements including vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free needs.

Guadalajara Private Food Tour
A private three to four-hour food tour of Mercado Libertad, Guadalajara's massive indoor market with over 500 stalls. You'll taste local specialties—torta ahogada, barbacoa, tejuino, and street snacks—guided through family-run vendors by a local expert. Groups capped at five people, so you get genuine access to hidden corners and can ask questions without feeling rushed through a crowd.

Chichen Itza VIP Private Tour – Skip-the-Line – Express
A private, skip-the-line tour of Chichen Itza with a certified guide, hotel pickup, and pre-arranged entrance tickets. Lasting 8–9 hours, you'll explore the Kukulkan pyramid, Great Ball Court, sacred cenote, and observatory without queuing or navigating crowds. Best for travellers wanting a focused, unrushed look at the site with a single expert guide—no multi-stop itineraries or side attractions.

Cenote Paddleboarding and Snorkeling in Tulum
A 4-hour guided paddleboard and snorkel tour through Casa Cenote near Tulum, suited to all fitness levels and requiring no prior experience. You'll paddle through mangrove-lined waters, snorkel in the cenote's clear pools, and receive a packed lunch of Mexican tacos. The tour adapts to your pace and comfort—your guide tailors the route based on what you want to do, and all gear is supplied.

Private Tour: Chichen Itza, Cenote Oxman and Lunch in Valladolid
A private 9-hour day trip to Chichen Itza, one of the world's seven wonders, plus a swim at the underground Cenote Oxman and lunch in the colonial town of Valladolid. You'll arrive early to beat the crowds, with hotel pickup, an air-conditioned vehicle for up to 12 passengers, entrance fees and a buffet meal included. The itinerary is flexible — your guide and driver tailor the pace to suit your group.

Ruins of Tulum Expres Half Day Private Tour
A 4-hour private tour of Tulum's clifftop ruins with a local guide, designed to beat crowds by starting early. You'll have dedicated transport, water and snacks included, and access to a guide with deep knowledge of the site's history and layout. Best suited to anyone wanting to skip the standard group-tour experience and move at your own pace through one of Mexico's most photogenic archaeological sites.

Bacalar Pontoon Boat Tour
When Mia from our team tried this Bacalar Lagoon pontoon tour, she found it a solid way to spend a couple of hours on one of Mexico's most striking bodies of water. The lagoon's famous turquoise colour doesn't disappoint — the water's genuinely clear and calm. You're on a pontoon with a bilingual captain who handles the boat and shares local context while you've got the option to swim, chat with other travellers, or just sit back with a drink. It's relaxed rather than adrenaline-pumping, and suits both solo types and small groups after a straightforward water-based break from exploring the area.

Tulum Ruins & Cenote guided private tour from Tulum and Riviera Maya.
A 4.5-hour private tour combining Tulum's clifftop Mayan ruins with a cenote swim in the jungle. You'll explore the archaeological site at opening time when crowds are minimal, then move to an exclusive underground cenote featuring limestone formations and crystal-clear water. Includes private transport and hotel pickup/drop-off from Tulum; extra fees apply for pickups further south towards Cancun or Playa del Carmen.

3-Hour 40' Leopard Private Catamaran with Snacks & Open Bar
A 3-hour private catamaran cruise departing Puerto Aventuras Marina along the Riviera Maya coast, ending at the sheltered cove of La Bocana. You'll have unlimited drinks from a full bar—margaritas are the crew's specialty—plus freshly made appetisers, and access to swimming, paddleboarding, and fishing gear. Suits anyone after a relaxed marine outing with food and drinks included.

Mike&Duck Walking Tour Merida
A 1–1.5 hour walking tour through Merida's historic centre, covering colonial buildings, Mayan culture, cenotes and local stories. You'll move at a pace that suits all fitness levels, stopping at emblematic sites while a guide shares the city's past and urban anecdotes. The tour wraps with printed photos, water, and traditional Mexican sweets—a compact introduction to Merida's layered history without heavy walking demands.

Hidden Cenote exploration in Playa del Carmen
A guided cenote cave tour in the Yucatán Peninsula lasting 3–6 hours, combining swimming and snorkelling in a less-crowded underground system with a local meal included. You'll explore a submerged cave network by helmet light, wade and swim through mineral-rich pools, then eat authentic regional food in the jungle before returning via air-conditioned transport. Small groups and family-friendly setup make it accessible to most fitness levels.

Private Eco-Tour on a Recreational Catamaran with Kayaks Included
A 3-hour catamaran and kayak tour through Bacalar's lagoon, combining relaxed sailing with swimming and paddling in clear water. You'll float aboard an eco-conscious catamaran with a bilingual guide, stop to swim and kayak, sample tropical snacks and local fruit drinks, and learn about the lagoon's flora and fauna. Three beers per adult are included, making this an easy-paced introduction to the area's natural landscape rather than a high-intensity water adventure.

Private VW Beetle Tour to Chichen Itza, Cenote & Valladolid
A 12-hour private tour to Chichen Itza, a cenote swim, and the colonial town of Valladolid, departing from Cancun. You'll travel in a classic VW Beetle (or standard car) with a photographer-guide who captures the day and hands over photos and video free the next day. The itinerary hits the region's three essential stops—pre-Columbian ruins, natural swimming hole, and walkable town centre—without the coach-tour formula.

Baja Off-Road Adventure on Off-Road Motorcycle or Buggy
A full-day off-road expedition in Baja Mexico where you pilot your own motorcycle or buggy across remote desert terrain to coastal landmarks including Cabo Pulmo, Santiago Waterfalls, and shipwreck sites. Suited to anyone with a basic sense of adventure and comfort operating a vehicle — no prior off-road experience required. Lunch and full protective gear included; you'll cover several scenic stops in a single day.

Cenote and Swimming with Turtles Private Tour in Akumal
A private 3–5 hour cenote and snorkel tour based in Akumal where you'll swim with sea turtles in their natural habitat. You get a licensed guide, air-conditioned transport from your hotel, snorkelling gear and water included. The itinerary is flexible — you can add a lunch stop at a local taquería, and small group numbers mean you'll avoid the crowds typical at these popular spots.

Private City Tour Guadalajara and Tlaquepaque
A 6-hour private guided tour of Guadalajara and Tlaquepaque, tailored to your interests. You'll explore key cultural and historical sites across both cities with a local guide who can adjust the itinerary based on what matters to you—whether that's colonial architecture, artisan workshops, markets, or local food spots. Includes transport in an air-conditioned vehicle and bottled water; lunch is on your own.

Private Los Cabos Arch & Playa del Amor tour by Glass bottom kayak
A 2.5-hour private glass-bottom kayak and snorkelling tour departing from the beach to explore Los Cabos Arch, where the Pacific meets the Sea of Cortez. You'll paddle a tandem kayak with a glass bottom to spot sea lions, tropical fish and marine life, then slip into the water for close-up snorkelling in turquoise shallows. Private guide, equipment and hotel transfers included; best tackled early in the day before afternoon winds pick up.

Teotihuacan Early Access - Private Half Day Tour
A private half-day guided tour of Teotihuacan's three main pyramids, archaeology museum, and mural museum, timed for early morning access (8:00–11:15 am) to beat crowds. Your guide holds 15+ years' experience and focuses on key history rather than overwhelming detail. Includes transport, water, snacks, coffee or tea, and an hour free for photos and shopping. Suits anyone wanting a structured introduction without the masses.

VIP Chichen Itza & Ek Balam Private Tour
A 12-hour private tour combining two major Yucatán archaeological sites — Chichen Itza and Ek Balam — with cenote swimming and lunch in Valladolid. You'll start early at Chichen Itza to sidestep peak crowds, then move on to Ek Balam where you can climb its pyramid, before cooling off in the freshwater Oxman cenote. Includes private vehicle, guide, lunch and all entry fees, making it a comprehensive alternative to shared-group options.

Kayaking Tour in Cancun
A 2.5-hour guided kayak tour through Nichupté Lagoon near Cancun, paddling through canals of varying widths on calm water. Choose between an 8 AM slot to watch the lagoon come alive or a 5 PM tour timed for sunset. Local guides cover the lagoon's plant and animal life, and conditions permitting, you may paddle past a submerged shipwreck. All equipment—kayak, paddle, lifevest, dry bag—is supplied; paddle boards available on request.

Waterfall Experience
A 6–7 hour guided trip into Oaxaca's sierra madre foothills combining hiking, cultural observation, and swimming at a waterfall. You'll walk through rural villages to see local life firsthand, then cool off in the natural pool at the falls. Best suited to reasonably fit groups of six or more (private tours available), this outing balances outdoor activity with genuine community glimpses rather than staged tourism.

Chichen Itza Private Tour – Early & direct Access + Valladolid
A 9–10 hour private tour of Chichen Itza with early-morning entry to beat crowds and heat, plus a guided afternoon in the colonial town of Valladolid. You'll travel in a climate-controlled minivan with a certified guide, skip the ticket queue, and enjoy an à la carte lunch at a local restaurant. Suits anyone wanting to see Mexico's most visited ruin site in calmer conditions without the group-tour feel.

Photography and Filming with drone and camera
A 2-hour guided photography and filming experience in Bacalar where you'll capture aerial drone footage and ground-level photos of the region's distinctive landscapes. Your guide operates the drone and camera while you direct the shoot, and all footage gets professionally edited and delivered to you — ideal if you want polished travel content without operating the gear yourself.

Tulum Ruins & Swim in a Cenote – VIP Private Experience
A 4–5 hour private tour combining Tulum's clifftop Mayan ruins with a swim in one of three cenotes (Nicte Ha, Jaguar, or Taak bi Ha), plus lunch at a local restaurant. You'll travel by air-conditioned minivan with a certified archaeologist guide who times the ruins visit to avoid peak crowds. Includes entrance fees, snorkelling gear, and refreshments in the van. Suits couples, families, and groups after a structured half-day that covers two major activities without the standard tour-group pace.

VIP Chichen Itza & Coba Private Tour
A 12-hour private tour of Chichen Itza and Coba archaeological sites with your own certified guide and driver. You'll start early to beat crowds and midday heat, move via toll highway for shortest travel time, and control the pace entirely—stay longer at sites that interest you, skip sections if you prefer. Includes private transport, lunch, snorkelling gear, and a cenote swim. Best suited to small groups or families wanting flexibility without the standard tour-group rush.

5H Private Lux 40' Yacht All Inclusive - Tulum & Playa del Carmen
A 5-hour private yacht charter from Puerto Aventuras Marina with snorkelling at two distinct reefs and an open bar throughout. You'll head north to In-Ha to swim with sea turtles and tropical reef fish in calm, clear water, then anchor at La Bocana for shallow-water swimming, grilled food, and music. The boat carries a full crew who prepare fresh ceviche and cocktails while you're in the water or lounging on deck. Suitable for swimmers and non-swimmers alike — you're free to stay aboard if you'd rather not enter the water.

Visit Todos Santos Magic Town
A 6-hour guided tour of Todos Santos combines a walking tour through the town's historic streets and art galleries with free time to shop, followed by lunch at a local restaurant (your cost), a private tequila and mezcal tasting, craft ice cream, and access to a secluded beach for swimming. An optional guided cliff hike offers Pacific views for those with the fitness level. Best suited to cultural explorers with moderate fitness who want structured discovery mixed with downtime.

VIP Cenotes Private Tour (half-day)
A 4-hour private cenote tour in Mexico's Riviera Maya for small groups who want to skip the crowds. You'll visit two cenotes — one open-air and ringed by jungle, the other an underground cave with clear water — at an unhurried pace in an air-conditioned vehicle. The itinerary is flexible: if you'd prefer a different cenote, you can arrange it on the day. Early starts help you beat the heat and other visitors.

VIP Tulum & Turtles Private Tour
A 4-hour private tour combining Tulum's coastal Mayan ruins with sea turtle snorkelling in the Riviera Maya. You'll visit the archaeological site early before crowds arrive, then swim with turtles in their natural habitat — entirely at your own pace with no set schedule. Private transport, snorkelling gear and bottled water included. Lunch is separate, and itinerary tweaks are possible (fees may apply).

GDL Art Crawl & Studio Tour Visit
A 3–3.5 hour guided tour of Guadalajara's contemporary art scene, visiting artist studios and private galleries normally closed to the public. You'll meet working artists—emerging and established—see their current projects, and explore street art across neighbourhoods off standard tourist routes. The itinerary shifts week to week based on artist availability and current exhibitions, so no two tours are identical. Ideal for art collectors, practising artists, and serious art enthusiasts.

Tacos and Mezcal Experience in Polanco!
A 3-hour walking food tour through Mexico City's Polanco neighbourhood centred on taco stops and a spirits tasting. You'll choose between a mezcal tasting (three varieties including wild spirits and a house cocktail) or curated Mexican wines, then move to two different taquería locations for all-you-can-eat regional styles—al pastor, Yucatán pork, and more. An English-speaking guide leads you through the area's food scene and local culture.

Private 2-Cenote Snorkeling Tour with Authentic Mayan Lunch
A private 4–5 hour snorkeling tour in two hand-picked cenotes with lunch included, led by a certified guide. You'll choose from Nicte ha, Taak bi ha, or Jaguar cenotes, gear up with quality equipment and life vests, swim in limestone pools, then eat at a local Mayan restaurant. Suits families and groups who can swim and want a guided, unhurried pace without crowds.

Mexico City Local Taco Tour in Roma Norte by the Taco Mensch
A three-hour walking tour through Roma Norte and Condesa where you'll watch tortillas made from scratch at an organic tortillería, taste regional tacos from across Mexico, and learn the cultural and historical roots of each dish. You'll visit a local market to see staple ingredients, sample agua fresca or beer, and finish with Mexican coffee and artisanal chocolate. The tour adjusts on the day based on your interests and dietary needs.

Departures in Luxury Sedan from Tulum to Cancun Airport
A private luxury sedan transfer from Tulum to Cancun Airport (approximately 2.5 hours). You'll travel in a stretch limo with leather seating, air conditioning, and onboard bar service — two Corona beers and bottled water included per passenger. The vehicle is fully sanitized with a sunroof, WiFi, and extra legroom. Suited to anyone wanting a comfortable, drinks-inclusive ride to the airport rather than a shared shuttle or taxi.

Surf Lesson Tours (half day)
A four-hour surf lesson targeting experienced riders keen to escape crowded breaks and discover less-trafficked waves across Baja California Sur. You'll travel by private transport to localised spots chosen for conditions and your skill level, with a guide who knows the region's quieter coastline. Includes all gear, refreshments, photography, and shade setup at your session spot.

Private Trip Espiritu Santo Island
A 7-hour private boat charter around Espíritu Santo Island for families or groups who want flexibility and personalisation. Your group has exclusive use of the vessel, so you can adjust activities, food preferences and pace to suit. The crew are primarily marine biologists, and the boat includes snorkel gear, wetsuits and all-day refreshments and meals.
