Why Mexico?
Mexico invites you in with color, flavor, and heart. Whether you're relaxing on the beaches of the Riviera Maya, wandering the markets of Oaxaca, or exploring ancient ruins, every region offers something special. Families and couples will find a mix of culture, adventure, and downtime—with unforgettable meals and warm welcomes at every turn.
Vibrant Cultures, Timeless Traditions
From the colorful streets of Oaxaca to the lively festivals of Mexico City, Mexico's rich diversity of indigenous and colonial heritage offers a journey through art, music, and celebrations that have been cherished for centuries.
Sun-Kissed Coasts, Beautiful Gems
Mexico's diverse landscapes range from the turquoise waters and golden sands of Puerto Escondido's beaches to the off-the-beaten-path magic of colonial towns like San Miguel de Allende, where history and charm mix with absolute delight.
Culinary Fiesta for the Senses
Mexico is the birthplace of some of the world's most beloved flavors. From street tacos bursting with fresh ingredients to the sophisticated spices of 50 different kinds of mole, Mexican cuisine is a delectable adventure in every bite.
Few things to know
Mexico's vibrant festivals, such as the Day of the Dead, offer unique cultural experiences, while its beautiful beaches, ancient ruins, and charming colonial towns provide endless adventure and relaxation opportunities. While most travelers have a safe and enjoyable experience, it's important to stay informed, use reputable transportation, and exercise common precautions. Enjoy Mexico's delicious cuisine and the warm welcome of its friendly locals, ensuring a memorable and delightful journey for all.
The Language
Spanish is the official language, but visitors may encounter indigenous languages like Nahuatl, Zapotec, or Yucatec Maya.
Transportation
Whether by local bus, ride-sharing apps, renting a car, or by bus, exploring Mexico's diverse regions is easy and flexible. In major cities, taxis, metros, and colectivos are convenient options.
Currency
The Mexican Peso is the official currency, though US dollars are accepted in popular tourist destinations like Playa de Carmen.
Foods to try
Tacos al Pastor: marinated pork with pineapple, served in soft tortillas.
Chiles en Nogado: a patriotic dish with poblano chiles, stuffed with meat and fruits, topped with walnut sauce and pomegranate seeds.
Tlayudas: often referred to as "Oaxacan Pizza",
traditionally made with a large corn tortilla, grilled until crispy, then topped with refried beans and meat, local cheeses, and crunchy, cool lettuce or slaw.
Mole:
An iconic Mexican dish that is typically made with chillies, chocolate, nuts, spices, and sometimes fruit served with meat.
Need More Inspiration?
Looking for a destination that has it all? Mexico delivers. From golden beaches to ancient cities, colorful festivals to quiet mountain towns, every moment here feels full of life. Whether you're traveling as a couple or with family, you'll find beauty, adventure, and deep cultural roots waiting to be explored.