• Destination: Chihuahua, Copper Canyon, Creel, Los Mochis
• Duration: 5 days

On this Mexico Tour Module you will experience Mexico's copper canyon with lots of action and activities. During your train journey, you visit a.o. a Mennonite village and the Cusarare waterfall, fly the world's largest zip line over the Parque de Aventuras Barrancas and go kayaking on the El Fuerte river.

Due to the complex departure times of the Chepe, route and price only on request.

• Destination: Colonial Mexico, Culinary Mexico, Querétaro
• Duration: 5 days

During this Mexico Tour Module get off the beaten path with culture and cuisine in the state of Querétaro. Taste delicious wine and cheese from local producers, visit a cactus plantation and an opal mine. Aside from that, you will explore the charming colonial town Querétaro, The home town of Buenos Días Mexico.

• Destination: Chihuahua, Copper Canyon, Creel, Los Mochis
• Duration: 6 days

Explore the impressive natural spectacles in the copper canyon between Chihuahua and Los Mochis. You take the famous train, the Chepe, from one station to another and get to know the highlights of Creel, Divisadero, Bahuichivo, Cerocahui and El Fuerte. Breathtaking viewpoints and the fascinating Tarahumara culture await you.

• Destination: Chiapas, Palenque, San Cristóbal de las Casas
• Duration: 5 days

During this 5-day Mexico Tour Module you will explore all the wonderful highlights that the state of Chiapas has to offer. Aside from the impressive Cañon del Sumidero you will visit the tallest waterfall in Mexico "El Chiflón" and the well known lakes of Montebello which are very close to the border with Guatemala. Explore also the picturesque colonial town San Cristóbal de las Casas and the surrounding indigenous villages. A visit to the archeological site of Palenque, one of the most impressive Mayan ruins of Central America is a perfect end of your trip.

• Destination: Colonial Mexico, Culinary Mexico, Mexico City, Morelia, Pacific Coast
• Duration: 8 days

On this Mexico Tour Module you will get to know the colonial jewels of the state of Michoacán and finally relax on the beautiful beaches of the Pacific coast.

• Destination: Mexico City
• Duration: 5 days

During this Mexico Tour Module explore the most important highlights of Mexico´s metropolitan capital and visit the artistic neighbourhood of Coyoacán and the floating gardens of Xochimilco. Head 50km northeast of the city to visit the spectacular ruins of the City of Gods, Teotihuacán. Spread over 22km², it is the largest city of ruins in Latin America and an UNESCO World Heritage Site. Climb up the Sun and Moon Pyramids as they provide an imposing view of the extent of this archaeological excavation.

• Destination: Colonial Mexico, Guadalajara
• Duration: 4 days

During this Mexico Tour Module you will explore the secret corners of Guadalajara and the city of Tequila, the birthplace of the national drink of the same name.

• Destination: Oaxaca
• Duration: 5 days

Oaxaca is one of the most beautiful and colourful cities in Mexico and there’s no other place where you can learn more about Mexico´s authentic traditions. During this 5-day Mexico Tour Module you will explore the city itself, as well as the surrounding attractions such as the archeological sites of Monte Alban and Mitla, the Tree of Tule and the wonder of Hierve el Agua.

• Destination: Celestún, Chichén Itzá, Mérida, Uxmal, Yucatan
• Duration: 5 days

During this Mexico Tour Module explore Mérida with us, also known as the "white city" and visit the stunning archaeological sites of Uxmal and Kabah. Enjoy a day of pure nature and observe the fascinating flamingo colonies in Celestún and visit Chichén Itzá, which is the most famous and well preserved archaeological site in Mexico.

• Destination: Colonial Mexico, Guadalajara, Guanajuato, Mexico City, Morelia, Querétaro, San Miguel de Allende
• Duration: 7 days

During this Mexico Tour Module follow the tracks of the Spanish Conquistadors and the Mexican revolution throughout the most beautiful and historical colonial cities of Mexico while learning about the history of the Spanish "Conquista“.