Mexico

Beautifully mixing the old with the new, colonial architecture and modern buildings stand side by side next to spacious plazas and beautiful beaches in Mexico’s delightful cities.

When destinations rise to iconic status, sometimes their reputation doesn’t match the output.

Towering pyramids, ancient ceremonial avenues, and centuries of unanswered questions make this one of the most fascinating archaeological sites in the Americas.

Golden beaches, palm-lined streets, and jungle-covered hills give this coastal city an atmosphere that feels both lively and relaxed.

Long before the first Spanish ships were seen along the horizon of the Atlantic Ocean, several ancient civilizations ruled over parts Mexico.

Cancun is known throughout the world for Spring Break. This has given the coastal Mexican city a reputation for good times and partying.

Besides boasting lots of beautiful beaches and awe-inspiring Mayan ruins, Mexico is also home to several majestic mountains and volcanic peaks.

Once the beating heart of the Aztec civilization, Mexico City is a colourful, chaotic, crowded place that couldn’t be more fun to explore.

A wonder of the world and one of the most instantly recognisable landmarks in the Americas, Chichen Itza is on every traveller’s bucket list.

With an estimated 20 million people living in the region, Mexico City is one of the world’s largest cities.

Surrounded by the glittering Caribbean Sea, Mexico’s largest island is a popular holiday spots to sunbathe, swim, snorkel and scuba dive.

One of the most popular things to do when visiting the Yucatan Peninsula is to swim, snorkel, or scuba dive about its countless incredible cenotes.

Sure, the headlines about Mexico can be scary sometimes, but don’t trust everything you see on Narcos.

Just across the border from the United States, Tijuana has long been a bridge to enjoy Mexican delights without having to travel far.

Much of the tourist industry in Mexico is centered around the beach resorts on the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean.