Our Mexico tours take you from ancient Mayan cities to modern metropolises and some of the finest colonial cities in the Western Hemisphere. Travel from snow-capped volcanic peaks to underground caves (cenotes) and from tropical rainforests to cork-dry deserts. The ideal trip to Mexico usually ends at a pearly white beach on the Riviera Maya or the Pacific Ocean.
Mexico is known for its deep jungle-hidden Mayan ruins on the Yucatan Peninsula, as well as the impressive Copper Canyon, the richness of Baja California, tropical beaches and colonial cities. Mexican cuisine is particularly characteristic of the country, and Mexico also plays an important role in the Spanish-speaking world musically and artistically. Start your Mexico trip in bustling Mexico City, or seaside resort Cancun and be surprised. Delve into the rich past of Chichén Itzá, wander the charming streets of Merida and enjoy tropical, white-sand beaches in Tulum or Playa del Carmen. Mexico's underwater world is paradisiacal, with chances of seeing whale sharks in the right season. A tour of Mexico will excite all your senses!
Your tour of Mexico will be taken care of by us down to the last detail. Travelling through Mexico with Avila means staying in attractive and small-scale accommodations, travelling at a pleasant pace, experiencing the highlights in a special way and discovering authentic places far away from the masses. Mexico is ideally suited for cultural discoveries in historic cities, colourful markets and ancient temple complexes, as well as relaxing trips along tropical coastlines, impressive landscapes and hidden cenotes.
Nature's treasure in Latin America
Stretching from the Pacific coastline to the Caribbean Sea, Mexico offers an impressive variety of landscapes: from tropical beaches and colourful colonial cities to volcanoes, jungles and deserts. Well-known natural highlights include the cenotes of Yucatán, the cliffs of Copper Canyon and the white-sand beaches of the Riviera Maya.
Southern Mexico: nature and tradition
The south is home to lush rainforests, mountainous regions and ancient temple complexes of civilisations such as the Mayans and Zapotecs. Regions like Chiapas and Oaxaca combine nature with authentic villages, vibrant markets and deep-rooted traditions.
Historic cities full of character
Cities like Mexico City, Guadalajara and Mérida combine modern conveniences with a rich colonial heritage, cultural festivals and sophisticated gastronomy. Guanajuato and San Miguel de Allende add a charming atmosphere, with cobbled streets, colourful facades and a vibrant art scene.
Travelling through Mexico
Whether travelling by rental car, transfer with private driver, or domestic flight, Mexico offers a diverse mix of culture, history and nature. From relaxing beach days on the Caribbean coast to cultural tours of the interior, each itinerary shows a different face of this fascinating country. Mexico is suitable for adventurous travellers as well as those who want to enjoy atmospheric accommodation and unforgettable experiences at their leisure.
Mexico has diverse climates and regions, so the best time to travel depends heavily on your destination and preferences. Below is an overview by season:
Spring (March - May): A pleasant time to visit large parts of Mexico. Temperatures are mild and nature begins to bloom. Ideal for exploring historic cities such as Mexico City and Oaxaca, and discovering archaeological sites without the crowds of high season.
Summer (June - August): The hottest and most humid period, especially in the coastal areas. This is also the rainy season, with short, heavy showers. Perfect for lovers of lush nature and green landscapes, but bear in mind the higher humidity and possible thunderstorms.
Autumn (September - November): A popular travel period when the rainy season subsides and the weather becomes more pleasant. Temperatures drop, the air is clearer and festivities such as Día de los Muertos make it a special time to visit Mexico.
Winter (December - February): The driest and coolest months, ideal for trips to both the coast and inland. Perfect for beach holidays on the Caribbean and Pacific coasts, as well as cultural city trips and adventure hikes in cooler mountain areas.
Note: Mexico has large regional differences. For instance, the highlands are cooler and drier, while the low-lying coastal areas are tropically hot and humid. For those looking to avoid the crowds, spring and autumn are often the best travel times.
Mexico is a country where colourful culture, ancient history and diverse landscapes converge. From vibrant cities and impressive archaeological sites to vast deserts and tropical beaches, each region has its own charm and unique attractions.
Discover the highlights of Mexico:
Whether you crave culture, nature or adventure, Mexico offers a diverse and unforgettable travel experience.
1. Do I need a visa for Mexico?
No visa is required for travellers from the Netherlands and Belgium for tourist stays up to 180 days. However, you must complete a tourist card (Forma Migratoria Multiple, FMM) upon arrival. Always check the current entry requirements before you leave.
2. What is the best trip duration for Mexico?
An average tour of Mexico lasts between 14 and 21 days. This gives you enough time to explore major cities, archaeological sites and diverse landscapes in a relaxed manner.
3. What is the best way to travel around Mexico?
The most common ways are by rental car for flexibility and domestic flights to cover long distances quickly.
4. Is Mexico easy to combine with another travel destination?
Yes, Mexico is easy to combine with neighbouring countries such as Guatemala or Belize. Thanks to good flight connections, a varied trip through North and Central America is easily possible.
5. What languages are spoken in Mexico?
Spanish is the official language and is spoken almost everywhere. In tourist areas, many people also speak English, but it is advisable to know basic Spanish words for a more enjoyable travel experience.
Our travel specialists are happy to help with any questions you might have about a trip to Mexico.
Cruises in Mexico sail past beautiful beaches, colourful coastal towns and impressive natural areas, including the unique Baja California peninsula. Mexico is also often the starting point for adventure cruises to the Caribbean and Central America.
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