DAY TRIPS · MEXICO
The 8 best day trips from mexico you can book right now, with the price per seat, the door-to-door hours and who each one suits. Number one is first for a reason.
Review of a Chichen Itza, Valladolid, and Cenote Xux Ha day trip from Tulum, with pricing, timing, lunch, transport, and practical tips.
“I had an awesome experience on this trip. Our guide Lei was amazing. And had a depth of knowledge about the sites we visited and answered all of my questions well. The lunch was delicious and the cenote at the last stop was otherworldly.”
Review of Xcaret Park from Cancun, with underground rivers, wildlife, culture, transport, dinner options, costs, and the spectacular night show.
“This was a great day out but difficult to find your way around and plan the day. There was plenty to do, although some of the more interesting activities cost extra money. Mainly people go to swim in the cenotes. The highlight of the day was the show in the evening which was spectacular. Unfortunately it was chaos finding the right bus afterwards, but we got there in the end. I think it would be better second time around with a bit more planning and knowing what to expect.”
Explore Cholula, Tonantzintla, and Puebla from Mexico City with church art, Talavera crafts, local food, and round-trip transport.
“It was excellent! Our guide (Rodrigo)was exceptionally knowledgeable in the history of the sites (as well as Nahuatl language and culture). Super-inspiring. Mastered his bilingual tour excellently !!great pace!!puebla”
Review of a Cancun day trip to Chichen Itza, Cenote Nool-Ha, lunch, and Valladolid, with honest advice on timing, value, crowds, and extras.
“The Chichen IIza was wonderful. The guide Victor was very knowledgeable and funny. He was great with explaining in Spanish and English. He also taught us some Mayan phrases.”
Review the Puebla, Cholula, and Tonantzintla day trip from Mexico City, with pyramid views, churches, food, markets, timing, and value.
“The trip was well prepared, on time, with a good guide. Puebla is beautiful”
Review of the Sian Ka'an day trip from Tulum, with wildlife, snorkeling, Punta Allen lunch, practical costs, timing, and travel tips.
“Very nice trip, especially if weather is good. Beautiful nature. Nice guides. Everything worked smoothly”
Review of the $64.11 Chacchoben shore trip from Costa Maya, with jungle ruins, small groups, guide tips, timing, value, and practical advice.
“Just okay. Would have been nice to see more of the island. You get on and go straight to the ruins. Long ride on a long road with pretty much no scenery, just bush on both sides. We were in the back seats of the van and couldn't hear anything the guide was saying because of the radio playing. You gotta turn the music down when you have something to communicate.”
Review of a Tulum ruins and Cenote Puerta Maya day trip from Cancun, with pricing, hidden fees, timing, guides, swimming, and practical tips.
“Wonderful experience, but would have enjoyed time to look around alone, stayed in a group for the full 2 hrs we were there. Bring a metal water bottle cause plastic is not allowed inside. Told about hidden fees the day before the trip. Would have been nice if they let u know while booking the trip. Plan on paying approximately $40 usd the day of the trip not included in the price for booking the trip. Overall it was a great experience they should just be honest about the actual cost.”
A boat, a castle, a waterfall or a very long lunch.
