Starting at 2013 MXN per person, approx. $120 USD (Sept. 10, 2026)
Private Tour with pricing based on group size.
Experience the ancient pyramid and vibrant traditions of Cholula before exploring the beautiful colonial streets, churches, and historic center of Puebla. This private day trip from Mexico City combines fascinating history, stunning architecture, and authentic Mexican culture.
Pace: Moderate - Full day adventure.
Starting at 1200 MXN per person, approx. $72 USD (Sept. 10, 2026)
Private Tour with pricing based on group size.
Most people think Mexican food is just one single flavor profile wrapped in a tortilla. This tour blows that wide open by proving Mexico is actually a massive culinary continent. In just a few blocks, you travel thousands of miles—from the deep, savory heart of the central mountains to the crisp, breezy Pacific coast, and down to the tropical, ancient citrus-groves of the Mayan peninsula.
Pace: Easy, food tasting experience.
Starting at 1063 MXN per person, approx. $63 USD (Sept. 10, 2026)
Private Tour with pricing based on group size.
Begin your final morning in Mexico City immersed in the vibrant sights, sounds, and aromas of its lively markets. Explore colorful produce, discover traditional ingredients, sample local specialties, and meet the vendors who bring Mexico’s rich culinary heritage to life. From bustling neighborhood markets to historic food halls, each offers a unique glimpse into everyday culture, making for a delicious and memorable final taste of Mexico City.
Pace: Relaxed market stroll
Starting at 1600 MXN per person, approx. $95 USD (Sept. 10, 2026)
Private Tour with pricing based on group size.
This the ultimate day trip because it places you inside a massive, 2,000-year-old mystery. Long before the Aztecs arrived, an unknown civilization built this colossal stone metropolis—creating some of the largest pyramids on Earth, perfectly aligned with the stars. Walking the Avenue of the Dead lets you feel the raw scale of ancient history, just an hour from the city.
Pace: Relaxed to Moderate, with a 1-hour drive from Mexico City each way.
Starting at 1600 MXN per person, approx. $95 USD (Sept. 10, 2026)
Private Tour with pricing based on group size.
Step into Mexico’s past and discover the people, cultures, events, and traditions that shaped the country we know today.
Journey into the heart of Mexico City’s Historic Centre, where more than 500 years of history unfold around you. Explore layers of architecture and culture—from the Aztec capital of Tenochtitlan to the Spanish colonial era and the vibrant traditions of modern Mexico.
Pace: Immersive walking tour
Starting at 1475 MXN per person, approx. $87 USD (Sept. 10, 2026)
Private Tour with pricing based on group size.
Experience the cultural heart of Mexico City as you explore the charming streets of Coyoacán, visit Frida Kahlo's iconic Blue House, and discover the story behind one of Mexico's most celebrated artists. Next, we take you to board a traditional trajinera and cruise through the colorful canals of Xochimilco, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its vibrant atmosphere and centuries-old traditions.
Pace: Relaxed and leisurely.
Starting at 1700 MXN per person, approx. $100 USD (Sept. 10, 2026)
Private Tour with pricing based on group size.
Explore Mexico’s ancient civilizations and royal history through the National Anthropology Museum and magnificent Chapultepec Castle.
Discover the rich heritage with a guided visit to the National Museum of Anthropology, home to iconic treasures such as the Aztec Sun Stone and remarkable Maya artifacts. Continue to Chapultepec Castle, the only royal castle in the Americas, where history unfolds through elegant halls and stunning city views. From ancient civilizations to imperial Mexico, this tour brings the nation’s past to life.
Pace: Moderate walking,+ light uphill effort for the castle.
Signature Expedition
Starting at $435 USD per person, based on 10 guests in group. Book Anytime.
Private Tour with pricing based on group size.
Transportation and activities ONLY.
Make Mexico City Part of Your Journey
Flying into Mexico City on your way to another destination? Turn your arrival into an opportunity to discover Mexico’s fascinating history, culture, archaeology, and cuisine. This Signature Expedition can be booked anytime, making it an ideal addition to your Mexican vacation.
Explore four memorable experiences, beginning with a traditional welcome dinner featuring authentic regional flavours. Venture to Teotihuacán to walk among the monumental pyramids of one of ancient Mesoamerica’s most important civilizations. Continue to Puebla and Cholula, where colonial architecture, vibrant traditions, and remarkable archaeological treasures reveal the region’s rich past.
Back in Mexico City, immerse yourself in the sights, aromas, and flavours of local markets. Meet vendors, discover traditional ingredients, and experience the culinary traditions that make Mexican cuisine so distinctive.
From ancient wonders to lively markets and unforgettable regional dishes, this thoughtfully curated expedition offers a deeper appreciation of Mexico before you continue your travels.
A flexible Signature Expedition designed to fit your journey.
Hotel accommodations are not included.
Pace: Varied
Featured Expedition
Where Food is Your Medicine, Wine is Your Wellness & The Spirit Guides You.
Tana Craighead founder of Cabo Wine Club
New Horizons. New Adventures.
Cabo Wine Club and Panterra Eco Expeditions are delighted to introduce a collaborative five-day, four-night journey through Mexico City and Querétaro’s celebrated wine country.
Discover the vibrant culture, art, and culinary traditions of Mexico City before exploring the region’s boutique vineyards and cheese producers. An exclusive luncheon hosted by a Cabo Wine Club Ambassador adds a special touch, featuring regional spirits, distinctive wines, and craft brews that celebrate Mexico’s evolving culinary scene.
Discover Mexico beyond the ordinary on a five-day journey exploring two distinct regions: the vibrant cultural heart of Mexico City and the wine, cheese, and culinary traditions of Querétaro.
In April, Mexico City welcomes the late jacaranda season, when touches of purple still grace the city’s historic avenues and neighbourhoods. Explore its rich blend of ancient heritage, colonial architecture, contemporary art, and everyday Mexican life. Discover the colourful streets of Coyoacán, the artistic legacy of Frida Kahlo, and the tranquil canals of Xochimilco aboard a traditional trajinera. Along the way, savour the flavours of Mexico through regional cuisine, craft beer, mezcal, and thoughtfully curated tasting experiences.
Then journey into the heart of Querétaro, where charming colonial towns, rolling landscapes, and a celebrated wine and cheese culture offer a different perspective on Mexico. Wander through Tequisquiapan, discover the craftsmanship behind regional wines and artisan cheeses at San Juanito Winery, and experience the culinary traditions and local character that define this distinctive region. The journey concludes with a visit to the impressive Peña de Bernal, one of Mexico’s most remarkable natural landmarks, before transferring to Querétaro International Airport.
From the art, history, and spirited energy of the capital to the flavours, traditions, and landscapes of Querétaro, this is an invitation to experience Mexico through its culture, creativity, cuisine, and people.
Pace: Easy to moderate, with plenty of immersive walking and opportunities to explore at a leisurely pace.
Featured Expedition
Mexico City is a place where centuries of history and contemporary life exist side by side. This journey is designed to experience that richness through its flavours, neighbourhoods, markets, architecture, traditions, and the people who bring the city to life.
Rather than simply visiting the major sights, guests explore Mexico City through experiences that reveal its many layers—from the historic centre and ancient Teotihuacan to local markets, traditional flavours, and neighbourhoods where everyday life continues to unfold. Food becomes a way of understanding the city, connecting its Indigenous roots, Spanish influence, and evolving contemporary culture.
Local guides, hosts, and culinary experts share their knowledge and personal perspectives, creating opportunities to experience the city through those who know it best. The result is a journey that goes beyond sightseeing to discover the history, flavours, traditions, and everyday character of Mexico City.
Dia de Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a cherished Mexican celebration when families welcome the spirits of departed loved ones for an annual reunion. Through colourful ofrendas, marigolds, favourite foods, music, candles, and shared stories, families honour those who have passed.
During our October journey, we’ll experience two events celebrating this meaningful tradition, which takes place from October 17 through November 2.
Pace: Easy to moderate, with plenty of immersive walking and opportunities to explore at a leisurely pace.
