Luxury Travel to the
Mayan Riviera made for you

Around Mérida

A region that has it all; stunning beaches, incredible ancient ruins along the Puuc route, charming towns and villages, rich culture and haciendas set on sprawling estates to stay in.

Campeche

A pretty, relaxed active port city, small enough to wander around easily. A history of pirates and acquisitions with old world architecture and stunning views from naval ramparts.

Cancun

A convenient jump off point with an international airport and easy access to the Yucatan Peninsula. There are many luxury resorts here to make layovers extremely comfortable and enjoyable.

Guanajuato

A skyline of uneven low-level, colourful rooftops with a street-level labyrinth of winding roads and lanes. An important mining city with a rich and interesting history.

Isla Mujeres

Rustic beach bars and a sleepy atmosphere. A great place to come to relax and enjoy sunsets, boat trips and delicious seafood.

Izamal

A beautiful little city, punctuated by white and yellow buildings. Close to the Puuc route the Mayan history is palpable here and in fact, the ancient Mayan language can still be heard among the locals here.

La Paz - Cabo

Truly beautiful and genuinely relaxed, La Paz - Cabo is one of the best places for diving in Mexico. There are other activities too with lots of opportunities to discover the vast array of marine life.

Los Cabos

The southern strip of Mexico’s Pacific Baja Peninsula is a place of endless golden beaches and every year, from December to March, a place to spot several thousand California grey whales migrating.

Mérida

The capital of the Yucatan peninsula and a base to see many of the region's epic ancient ruins. A city with a complicated history, now flourishes with local, indigenous culture.

Mexico City

A ‘megalopolis’ of a city, incredibly diverse, rich in many cultures, historical yet modern, contemplative yet chaoticic. Stunning boulevards and winding cobbled lanes are filled with adventures waiting to be discovered.

Oaxaca

The city of Oaxaca is home to one of the country's most outstanding cathedrals. See the Zapotee legacy and enjoy the many archaeological ruins and historical excursions of the region.

Palenque

One of Mexico’s most important, and arguably the most beautiful Mayan site. Palenque is a large complex with many intact portions nestled in lush, green, beautiful jungle and manicured lawns.

Puebla

A large city that retains an old-world charm. Set in a valley, surrounded by volcanoes, Puebla is a very pretty city. Famous for it’s Cinco de Mayo celebrations and conveniently just and hour and half drive from Mexico City.

San Cristobal de las Casas

A laidback highland town full of character and charm, nestled in an authentic slice of rural Mexico. Cobbled streets are lined with cafes, shops and bars offering a warm welcome and delicious food.

San Miguel de Allende

A cultural hub with a mesmerising historic quarter, important historical significance and visually beautiful. Brightly coloured buildings and murals line the cities streets.

Todos Santos

Authentic Mexico awaits in the traditional town of Todos Santos. The town has a laid back bohemian atmosphere with many art festivals and artisan markets. Great beaches with huge surf and a yearly hatching of leatherback turtles.

Tulum

Where white sand beaches, lazy green palms and laid-back hippy chic meet ancient mayan ruins and protected biospheres.