MEXICO

Mexico — where ancient cities, sunlit beaches and vibrant culture meet.

Mexico, cradle of the oldest city in the Americas, unfolds as a vivid mix of ruins, coastlines and wild landscapes. Streets and shores hum with irresistible food, lively art and traditions that reward curiosity — whether you’re snorkeling coral gardens, trekking jungle paths or lingering in a museum.

Diversity is everywhere: dozens of languages, 35 UNESCO World Heritage Sites and histories that reach back to Tenochtitlán, founded in 1325 atop Lake Texcoco. That watery past echoes in Xochimilco’s colorful trajineras gliding past chinampas. Oaxaca shines too — rich in craft, language and the smoky rituals of mezcal. And the beaches — Cancún, the Riviera Maya, Cozumel and Tulum — offer turquoise seas and warm sand for unforgettable days.

Taste, explore, be enchanted.

CDMX,
Mexico City captivates every sense.

Vibrant streets, endless tacos, centuries of art and history.

A hand holding a pink spoon in a cup of pink ice cream outdoors with a blurred background of trees and a red vehicle. Mexico City, Mexico.

Who

From the sunbaked pueblos to the bustling markets of Mexico City, the peoples of Mexico — descended from diverse indigenous civilizations and shaped by Spanish colonial and later immigrant influences — weave a vibrant mix of community, color and resilience celebrated through food, music and ritual.

What

In Mexico, you'll find vibrant music and mercados, sun-drenched deserts and lush cenotes, centuries-old colonial plazas and colorful street art, all wrapped in warm hospitality and a feast of flavors that celebrate life at every turn.

When

The best time to visit Mexico is in the shoulder seasons — late April to early June or September to October — when the weather is warm, crowds thin and festivals and flavors feel all the more vivid.

Where

From the vibrant streets of Mexico City and the colorful markets of Oaxaca to the sun-drenched beaches of Tulum, the colonial charm of San Miguel de Allende and the wild Sierra Norte for hiking, Mexico invites you to explore a rich mix of culture, cuisine and landscapes.

How

Catch a flight into Mexico City, Cancun or Guadalajara and then wander the country by bus, colectivo, regional plane or scenic train — hopping from bustling mercados to sunlit beaches and colonial towns with easy, joyful rhythm.

Group of women in swimsuits relaxing on a natural mineral spring with mountainous scenery in the background during daytime. Hierve el Auga, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Hierve el Agua,
Hiking the Petrified
Waterfalls of Oaxaca.

Mexico is a mosaic of different realities and beauties.
— Enrique Peña Nieto

Mexico City — Delightful Day Trips

Xochimilco & Teotihuacán: Canals, pyramids and the picture perfect day