DESTINATIONS IN MEXICO
Learn more about the fascinating history and get inspired with our insider tips of Mexico’s most beautiful destinations
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Baja California
The Baja California peninsula consists of Baja California Sur and Baja California Norte which is the northernmost of Mexico’s 31 states. The peninsula is captivating with breathtaking landscapes, delicious gastronomy and diverse wildlife. The landscape is unique with stark desert, tall cactus forests, isolated beaches and sparkling turquoise water as well as green palm oases.
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Copper Canyon
The train ride through the Copper Canyon in northwest Mexico is one of the most impressive in the world and famous for its magnificent scenery which consists of 20 spectacular canyons spanning an area larger than the Grand Canyon in the US.
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Colonial Highlands
México has a turbulent past. Under Cortés, the Spanish destroyed the Mexican pre-hispanic civilizations that had existed for over 3000 years. Driven by greed for the rich gold and silver deposits in the country, the cultures of both Spain and indigenous Mexico slowly merged into one. The colonial highlands played an important part throughout independence and the revolution.
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Mexico City
Mexico’s capital is a vibrant, pulsating city that cannot be pigeonholed. With an extensive and exciting history there are approximately 25 million people in the greater Mexico City area, making it one of the largest cities in the world with a colourful mosaic of culture, tradition and modernity.
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Oaxaca
The state of Oaxaca is best known for its intricate handicrafts, folklore and chocolate. But there is much more to discover!
In addition to the charming colonial city, there are numerous archaeological sites and impressive landscapes. Rugged beaches on the “Riviera Oaxaqueña” attract many vacationers and surfers including surfers and to this coast of Mexico.
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Veracruz
Veracruz – immediately you think of the colourful carnival which is considered the largest and most exuberant in all of Mexico. However, Veracruz is enjoyable year round and offers quaint colonial cities, lush jungle for outdoor adventures and a beautiful coastline.
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Chiapas
The state of Chiapas is in the southernmost part of Mexico and borders Guatemala. Hike along hidden jungle paths in the Selva Lacandóna and learn all about the Mayan culture which is still very much alive here.
Another must-see is the colonial mountain village of San Cristobal de las Casas, located at an altitude of 2,000 meters.
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Campeche
Campeche – a small fishing village on the Gulf of Mexico with an exciting past. Famous pirates, raids and destruction shaped the history of the city which captivates people nowadays with its location by the sea and colourful colonial architecture. The unspoilt natural environment is also very mysterious and filled with hidden archaeological wonders.
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Yucatan
Follow the footsteps of the Mayan culture, discovering beautiful beaches, visiting old haciendas and swimming in cenotes. The state of the Yucatan offers all this and much more. The capital city of Mérida is a lively town with culture, delicious regional cuisine and beautiful colonial buildings.
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Caribbean Coast
Miles of beaches, turquoise sea, the second largest reef in the world, cenotes, amusement parks and Mayan sites are just a few of the special features that can be discovered on Caribbean coast of Mexico. The coast stretches all the way down to Belize and is the most popular holiday destination in all of Mexico.
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Pacific Coast
The central Pacific coast of Mexico is an absolute paradise! There are beautiful beach resorts and places to explore. Acapulco is probably the most famous destination because of the famous cliff divers, but this coast has much more to offer!
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