Mexico

Bursting with colourful colonial towns, white sand beaches, mouth-watering cuisine, plunging gorges, ancient ruins, and tropical jungle, Mexico is a country that has it all.

Whale-watch off Baja California, scuba dive in the turquoise Caribbean waters of the Yucatan, stroll along the cobbled streets of picturesque colonial towns, barter for beautifully hand woven textiles at bustling Indian markets, hike through breathtaking jungle and mountain scenery and indulge in a range of heavenly spa treatments. Famed for its stylish haciendas, rustic cabanas and chic boutique hotels, Mexico promises the holiday of a lifetime.

Scott Dunn’s highlights for Mexico:

Visit the extraordinary ancient site of Teotihuacán, an enormous archaeological site in the basin of Mexico. Tour the area by bike to get a sense of the impressive scale of this ancient city.
In the Riviera Maya region, there are many different places that offer the opportunity to swim with Dolphins, a truly once in a lifetime experience.
For golf enthusiasts, head to Las Ventana resort in baja California. Here the brilliant Jack Nicklaus championship golf course is set within a stunning landscape of Cacti and Elephant trees.

The narrow peninsula of Baja California extends southward from the Californian border to the town of Cabo San Lucas. It stretches nearly 800 miles, flanked by the Sea of Cortez on the east and the Pacific on the west. The region is home to huge cacti, pine forests, stunning desert landscapes, extinct volcanoes and fascinating wildlife. Baja is renowned for its surfing, sailing, scuba diving and wo

This is Mexico at its most beautiful and luxurious. The Colonial Highlands combine stunning landscapes and a rich history – you can explore the colonial Spanish churches in the area, go horse-riding through the beautiful hills and valleys, or simply relax in the sunshine.

Mexico City was built on the site of Tenochtitlan, the ancient Aztec capital. The Zocalo, the Main Square, is located at the centre of the city and is flanked by the Cathedral, the largest and oldest in Latin America, and the National Palace which, during colonial rule, was the seat of power of the Spanish viceroys. Thirty miles away are the ruins of Teotihuacan that date from about 200 BC and inc

Oaxaca is a quintessential lively Mexican town, with colourful Indian markets, delicious food and exquisite colonial churches. Here you can wander through the narrow winding streets, people-watch from the terrace restaurants or head out of town and visit awe-inspiring ancient ruins.

Mexico’s southernmost state of Chiapas is full of stunning natural wonders, ancient civilisations to mysterious

The Pacific coast of Mexico was once a playground for the Hollywood jet-set, with its glittering resorts and palm-fringed beaches. Its rich cultural heritage, secluded bays, excellent surf, lively nightlife, world-class golf, exquisite cuisine and luxury accommodation all play their part in ensuring that this destination remains one of the most alluring parts of Mexico.

The Yucatan Peninsula is located in southeastern Mexico between the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. Its spectacular coast, white sand beaches, enormous biodiversity, and fascinating history make it a magnificent holiday destination and a must-see on any Mexico itinerary. Visitors will love exploring the picturesque colonial towns such as Campeche, thriving Mayan villages and archaeological s

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Mexico

Baja California

Colonial Highlands

Mexico City

Oaxaca and Chiapas

Pacific Coast

Yucatan Peninsula