Things to do in Mexico
Cabo Fishing Trips7 optionsSnorkeling Cozumel62 optionsCancun Airport Shuttle54 optionsCancun Catamaran31 optionsMexico City Sightseeing11 optionsIsla Mujeres Tours43 optionsSnorkeling in Cabo39 optionsCabo Whale Watching23 optionsTeotihuacan Tours79 optionsSnorkeling in Cancun52 optionsCozumel Cruise42 optionsXochimilco Tour15 options
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Chichen Itza Tour from Cancun: Early Access & Cenote Swim★ 4.74 (25,529) · 12h
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Mexico City: Teotihuacan Pyramids, Guadalupe Shrine & Tlatelolco Day Trip★ 4.80 (12,374) · 9h
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Chichén Itzá, Cenote & Valladolid: Tequila Tasting & Lunch★ 4.67 (16,922) · 12h
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Teotihuacan Pyramids Tour from Mexico City: 5-hour early morning★ 4.86 (9,661) · 5h 30mUS$ 49View ›
Cabo Beach Camel Ride with Mexican Buffet & Tequila Tasting★ 4.88 (9,265) · 5hUS$ 74View ›
Mexico City: Xochimilco, Coyoacan & Frida Kahlo Tour with Lunch★ 4.55 (8,258) · 9hUS$ 36View ›
Teotihuacán: Balloon Flight, Cave Breakfast & Pyramids Tour★ 4.94 (7,943) · 2h–8hUS$ 151View ›
Cozumel: Mr. Sancho's Beach Club All-Inclusive Day Pass★ 4.66 (7,524) · 1h–9hUS$ 79View ›
Mexico City: Hot Air Balloon Teotihuacan & Cave Breakfast★ 4.91 (7,411) · 4h–7hUS$ 161View ›
Chichen Itza Tour from Cancun: Cenote Swim & Tequila Tasting★ 4.80 (6,895) · 12hUS$ 39View ›Top rated (10)
Cozumel Scuba Diving Tour: Paradise Reef, No Certification NeededDiscover Scuba Diving at Paradise Reef in Cozumel is an introductory scuba experience for divers without certification. You watch a PADI video before arrival, practice skills in shallow water with an instructor, then dive two separate reefs for 30–60 minutes each, with full gear rental and refreshments between dives included. Children from age 10 are welcome; the shop sits minutes from the cruise terminals by taxi.Is it for me?If you've wondered what scuba feels like but aren't ready to spend a day on certification, this trip lets you breathe underwater and explore a real reef in one morning or afternoon—no course, no card, just the experience itself.
Cozumel: Private Catamaran Charter to El Cielo with Open BarYou’ll board a private catamaran in Cozumel with your own captain and crew, set your pace toward El Cielo’s turquoise shallows, snorkel among rays, laugh over lunch and top-shelf drinks, try paddle boarding or just stretch out in the sun. Expect easygoing moments — salty air, warm tortillas, good company — that linger long after you step ashore.
Cenote bike tour near Tulum: Three cenotes with local guidesA four-hour bike tour from the community of Chemuyil near Tulum to three cenotes, led by locals who were born and raised in the jungle. You ride by bicycle to each cenote, snorkel in a semi-open cave with sunlight on the water, and jump into an open cenote. The guide shares the history of Bejil-Ha, a local movement started eight years ago to protect these caves from outside development.Is it for me?At four hours, the tour fits into a morning or afternoon without consuming your whole day, leaving time to explore Tulum or rest at your hotel. The pace is set by bicycle and swimming, not rushing between stops, so it suits travelers who want to move at a steady rhythm instead of a packed itinerary.
Tulum Cenotes: Private Day Tour with 3 Swims & SnacksYou’ll swim in three very different cenotes near Tulum—one open-air, one deep cavern, one under wide sky—with a local guide leading the way. Expect hotel pickup, private transport between each spot, all snorkeling gear provided, plus Mexican snacks and bottled water whenever you need them. It’s an easygoing day that leaves you feeling both tired and oddly peaceful.
Private catamaran snorkeling tour Playa del Carmen: Paamul BayA private catamaran tour from Puerto Aventuras marina in Playa del Carmen that sails south along the Riviera Maya coast to Paamul Bay, where you snorkel around tropical fish and reefs, swim ashore on the beach, and stay anchored for about two and a half hours. The tour runs four hours total and includes snorkel gear, an open bar with beer, spirits and signature margaritas, snacks, and a freshly made shrimp and fish ceviche with guacamole that the crew prepares while you're on board. A live guide speaks English or Spanish, and the boat has a restroom and is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Book this if you want to snorkel and beach time on the same day—the catamaran stops at Paamul Bay where you can actually swim ashore and spend time on the beach, plus the crew handles food and drinks onboard. Add troll fishing if you'd like your catch prepared fresh during the sail.
San Miguel de Allende: Horseback Riding & Ranch LunchYou get picked up from your hotel, driven to a working family ranch, learn basic horsemanship and ranch traditions, then spend three hours riding through open countryside with a local guide. The ride ends with lunch and a cold drink before the drive back to town. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.Is it for me?Good for anyone who wants to spend a morning or afternoon on horseback without arranging transport or worrying about finding the ranch — the pickup and drop-off mean you just show up at your hotel ready to ride.
Riviera Maya: Private Cenotes Tour & Yal-Kú Snorkel Early AccessYou’ll start early with hotel pickup in Riviera Maya, snorkeling Yal-Kú Lagoon before crowds arrive. Swim in open-air jungle cenotes and explore an underground river cave with your local guide on this private tour. Enjoy bottled water, flexible timing, and optional stops—plus those little moments of laughter or silence that make memories last.
Puerto Aventuras: Private Yacht Snorkel & Beach Tour 4hrYou’ll feel like part of the crew as you set sail from Puerto Aventuras on your private yacht—snorkeling coral reefs or relaxing at a quiet cove, sharing laughter over fresh guacamole and cold drinks. Paddleboard or just float awhile; there’s no rush here. It’s not polished perfection—it’s sun-warmed skin, real flavors, and easy company.
Tulum Ruins & Cenote Snorkeling Tour: Private Guide with TurtlesA private guided tour of Tulum Ruins followed by cenote snorkeling and a shore snorkel in Akumal with sea turtles, departing from your Playa del Carmen hotel in the early morning. Your certified guide holds the tickets, so you skip the entrance line; you choose which cenote to visit (Jaguar for cliff jumping, Nicte Ha for calm water, or Taak bi Ha for an underground river); lunch at a local jungle restaurant is included; snorkeling gear and life vests are provided. The tour runs 6 to 7 hours and suits swimmers of any fitness level.Is it for me?Start your day at Tulum's ruins with a private guide before crowds arrive, then swim with turtles in Akumal and explore a cenote—all without the hassle of coordinating transport from Playa del Carmen.
Chichen Itza, Cenote Suytun & Valladolid: Private Day Trip with LunchYou’ll stand where Mayan kings once ruled at Chichen Itza, then cool off swimming under Suytun Cenote’s stone dome before sharing lunch and laughs with your guide. Later you’ll stroll Valladolid’s colorful streets—maybe tasting handmade chocolate or just watching daily life drift by.
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Cozumel Airport to Hotel: Shared Shuttle & Meet-GreetYou're met at the airport by a uniformed driver holding a sign with your name, directed to a shared air-conditioned shuttle, and dropped at your hotel in your assigned zone. The 20- to 30-minute wait for other passengers happens at the airport, not on the road. No negotiation, no surprises, no arranging transport after a flight.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi negotiation and arrive without arranging ground transport — the fixed price and meet-and-greet mean you know exactly what to expect before you land.
Los Cabos Airport Transfer: Shared Shuttle to HotelsYou land, meet your driver at arrivals with a voucher, and ride to your hotel in a modern, air-conditioned shuttle. The transfer is confirmed before you fly, the route is fixed by zone, and the driver handles navigation so you can decompress after travel. Book by providing your flight number and hotel name; confirmation arrives within a day.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to skip the taxi negotiation at the curb and the uncertainty of ground transport on arrival—the driver is waiting, the price is fixed, and your hotel is already on the route.
Mayan Cacao Company: Interactive Chocolate History ExperienceThe Mayan Cacao Company is an interactive experience where you explore the history of chocolate in the land of its origins, guided through different areas of the park to learn Mayan culture and the plant's discovery. A live guide in English or Spanish walks you through how chocolate is made from scratch, invites you to taste a Pre-Hispanic drink once served to Mayan priests and emperors, and finishes with chocolate margaritas and access to a boutique stocked with 13 organic, gluten-free chocolate flavors and cocoa-based products. The experience takes about 50 minutes and welcomes children from age 5.Is it for me?Come on a free afternoon or a first visit to the Riviera Maya if you want to understand chocolate's roots instead of just eating it—the guide and the hands-on stops make the history stick, and the Pre-Hispanic drink is something you will not find anywhere else.
Acapulco Airport to Hotel: Reliable Transfer & Local DriverYou’ll step off the plane in Acapulco and spot your name on a sign—no guessing games or stress. Your local driver will track your flight and greet you warmly before whisking you straight to your hotel or Airbnb with bottled water (and maybe a story or two). It’s that simple comfort that makes arriving here feel like coming home.
Cozumel Airport Shuttle: Shared Roundtrip & Hotel PickupYou book your flight and hotel details online, receive confirmation within a day, and get picked up at the airport by a uniformed representative holding a sign. The shared shuttle waits 20 to 30 minutes to coordinate with other passengers in your zone, then drives you to your hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle with a certified driver. The return trip is just as straightforward—same driver quality, same pickup from your hotel at your chosen time, no surprises on either end.Is it for me?Best for travelers arriving with standard luggage who want a reliable, affordable ride without arranging a private car or negotiating with taxis—the fixed price and 24/7 availability mean your transfer is confirmed before you land.
Mexico City Airport to Downtown: Shared Transfer & Luggage HelpYou're picked up at Mexico City Airport arrivals by a professional driver who tracks your flight and helps with luggage, then driven directly to your downtown hotel. The transfer is shared, so you're not paying for a private car, and the route and timing are already set—no negotiating or navigating yourself. Suitable for all fitness levels and follows sanitary protocols.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the airport transport negotiation and arrive at your downtown hotel without arranging a cab, exchanging cash, or navigating traffic yourself—the fixed pickup and included luggage help are what make the difference between a smooth arrival and a stressful one.
Cabo San Lucas: Glass Bottom Boat Tour & Arch with Beach TimeYou’ll step onto a glass-bottom boat in Cabo San Lucas with a local guide who brings marine life up close beneath your feet. Cruise past El Arco and sea lions before landing on golden beaches like Lover’s or Pelican Beach for swimming or just soaking up sun. Along the way, you’ll catch real stories and laughter—and probably end up with sandy toes and a new favorite view.
Cabo San Lucas arch boat tour: Glass-bottom 30-foot boatA shared boat tour of Cabo San Lucas aboard a 30-foot glass-bottom vessel with bilingual guide, lifevest, water and traveler insurance included. The tour runs one hour and stops at the local beach, Pelican Beach, Lover Beach, the Arch, a sea lion colony, Lands End and surrounding rock formations. Children from age 2 are welcome; the boat has an onboard restroom and is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in Cabo without a car — the boat departs from town and the one-hour length means you're not committed to a half-day excursion. The glass bottom and onboard comfort make it work for families with young children and for anyone who wants to see the Arch and the bay without the feel of a crowded tour boat.
Puerto Vallarta City Tour: Guided Walk Through History & CultureA guided walking tour of Puerto Vallarta led by a local expert who takes you through the city's main attractions—the lighthouse, Church of Guadalupe, artisans' market and famous boardwalk sculptures—with hotel pickup and drop-off included. The tour runs eight hours and covers the history and culture of this Pacific coast city, ending with a tequila tasting. Suitable for all fitness levels; wear smart casual.Is it for me?If you speak English or Spanish fluently, you'll follow the guide's commentary without strain. The eight-hour pace works for anyone comfortable walking at a steady clip through the old town and along the boardwalk—no scrambling or long climbs, just consistent movement through the city streets.
Ziplining in Tulum: ATVs, cenote swim & lunch includedZipline, ATV and cenote activity in Tulum combines three separate thrills—riding ATVs through jungle terrain, soaring on multiple zip lines above the canopy, and swimming in a crystal-clear cenote—in a single day trip with hotel pickup from Riviera Maya locations. The adventure park sits between Tulum and Puerto Aventuras. You choose between a single ATV or a shared one at checkout; lunch, safety gear, a certified guide in English or Spanish, and round transfer from your hotel are included in both.Is it for me?Choose the single ATV if you want to ride independently and set your own pace through the terrain; pick the shared ATV if you're comfortable riding with a partner and want to lower the cost. Either way, the guide stays with your group and the park handles all the setup, so the day flows without you having to figure out logistics or safety gear.
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Mexico City: Coyoacán & Xochimilco with Museum & TrajineraYou spend the morning walking Coyoacán's colonial squares and markets, then choose one museum — Diego Rivera's studio, the Anahuacalli, or the Living Arts Center — before heading to Xochimilco for a two-hour trajinera ride through UNESCO-listed canals with music, food and drinks. Hotel pickup and museum entry are included; the tour runs six hours total and requires a minimum of two people.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both sides of Mexico City — the bohemian, art-filled neighborhoods and the water-based traditions — without arranging transport or museum tickets yourself. The six-hour structure fits both into one day, and the minimum of two people keeps groups small enough that you're not herded through either stop.
Chapultepec Castle Mexico City: Skip-the-Line EntryYou skip the entry line with a digital pass, choose between the Natural History Museum or the castle interior, and explore at your own speed with a written guide on your phone. No group, no fixed time, no waiting — you arrive, scan, and walk straight in.Is it for me?This works best if you want to explore Chapultepec Castle without waiting in the entry queue and prefer moving through at your own pace rather than following a scheduled group tour.
Teotihuacan: Skip-the-Line Tickets & Pyramid AccessYou get entry to Teotihuacan's pyramids and archaeological area with no queue at the gate—your digital ticket skips the line entirely. Walk the Avenue of the Dead, climb the Pyramid of the Sun, explore at your own speed, and choose whether to hire a guide once inside. Entry fees are included; you arrange your own transport from Mexico City or book a separate tour operator for pickup and return.Is it for me?Right for anyone visiting Mexico City who wants to skip the entry-line wait and explore the pyramids independently, without a guide or a fixed itinerary. The digital ticket removes the booking hassle at the gate and works whether you're traveling solo, with family, or on a tight schedule.
Six Flags Mexico: Skip-the-Line Ticket & 100+ RidesYou skip the entrance line and go straight to rides — Batman, Terminator X, and over 100 others spread across themed zones. The park includes live shows and dining throughout the day. You choose your own pace and hit as many attractions as you want without calculating wait times. The skip-the-line access is what makes a full day possible instead of a half day spent standing still.Is it for me?Book this if you want to maximize ride time in one day without spending hours in entrance and attraction queues — the skip-the-line access is what makes that possible.
Chapultepec Castle Mexico City: Skip-the-Line TicketYou walk straight past the entry line and spend your time inside the castle instead of waiting outside it. The ticket covers all access and facility fees. You'll move through royal rooms, see murals and artifacts that span centuries of Mexican history, and stand on balconies that overlook the entire city. The whole visit takes a couple of hours, and you choose the pace.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see Mexico City's most significant hilltop palace without spending the morning in an entry queue — the skip-the-line access is what makes it possible to spend your time inside the rooms instead of outside waiting.
Chapultepec Castle Mexico City: Skip-the-Line Entry & ViewsYou get priority entry to Chapultepec Castle, bypassing the queue that can stretch an hour or more. Walk through royal chambers, see intricate murals and artifacts spanning Mexican history from Aztec times forward, and stand on the balconies overlooking the entire Mexico City skyline and surrounding mountains. Admission and digital support are included, and you move through at your own pace.Is it for me?Right for anyone visiting Mexico City who wants to see Chapultepec Castle's interiors and views without losing an hour to the queue — the priority access is what makes it possible to fit the whole experience into a morning or afternoon without the wait eating into your time.
Xochimilco trajinera tour: Isla de las Muñecas and CoyoacánThis Mexico City tour combines a trajinera ride through Xochimilco's Cuemanco canals with a visit to the original Isla de las Muñecas, a stop at an ajolotario to learn about the endemic Mexican axolotl and conservation efforts, and free time in the colonial neighborhood of Coyoacán. A live guide in English or Spanish leads the day, pickup is included, and the tour runs 7 to 9 hours. It suits travelers looking for more than a standard canal ride—combining water, local legend, natural history and neighborhood culture in one outing.Is it for me?Pickup is included and the guide speaks English or Spanish, which settles the logistics if you are staying in Mexico City without a car. The 7- to 9-hour span means you can fit it into a day without an early start or a late return, and the free time in Coyoacán lets you set your own pace once the canals and the ajolotario are done.
Costa Maya Snorkeling: World's Second-Largest Barrier ReefSnorkel the Costa Maya reef system on a 2-hour guided boat trip with local guides born and raised in the community. You travel to prime snorkeling spots aboard a fully equipped boat, encounter tropical fish, coral formations, lobsters, conchs, stingrays and possibly sea turtles, and receive snorkeling equipment and bottled water. After the reef, enjoy a scenic boat ride along the Mahahual coastline and free access to the Beach Club with complimentary kayaks and food available for purchase.Is it for me?This is a shared boat trip led by local guides, so you're snorkeling with other travelers and following the guides' route and pacing. Choose it if you want the reef explained by people who live there and prefer not to navigate the spots yourself—the guides know where the marine life concentrates and how to move through the reef safely, which matters if you're new to snorkeling or unfamiliar with this particular reef system.
Snorkeling in Cozumel: Catamaran with Beach Club AccessA 6-hour catamaran snorkeling tour from Cozumel that includes equipment, a guided reef dive, a stop at Playa El Cielo, and afternoon access to a beach club with burgers, drinks and recreational activities. The boat departs at 1:30pm and returns by 6:25pm, with snorkeling scheduled between 2:30pm and 3:40pm.Is it for me?The guide speaks English and Spanish, so mixed-language groups follow the commentary without translation gaps. The 6-hour window fits a single afternoon without eating into a full day, and the beach club portion means families and groups can split time between active snorkeling and relaxed swimming.
Mexico City Airport to Hotel: Private Transfer & Optional City StopsYou're met at the terminal with a nameplate, your luggage is handled, and a multilingual driver takes you directly to your hotel in a private car. If you want to add a quick city tour stop along the way, that's optional and can be arranged in advance. The service waits for flight delays up to two hours, so you're covered if your arrival is late. Book this if you want your first hours in the city to be calm instead of chaotic.Is it for me?Book this if you want your arrival in Mexico City to be straightforward and stress-free — no hunting for a taxi, no negotiating a price, no figuring out the route yourself. The driver is waiting, the car is private, and your hotel is the destination.
