We’ll arrive in Mexico City and head straight to our hotel with a private transfer. The rest of the day will be free to rest, unpack, and settle in at our own pace.

We’ll spend the day exploring Teotihuacán, one of the most impressive archaeological sites in Mesoamerica. We’ll walk along the Avenue of the Dead, and for those who are up for it, we’ll climb the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon. A local guide will share insights into the ancient worldview of this sacred city. For lunch, we’ll enjoy a pre-Hispanic tasting menu inside a volcanic cave.

We’ll wander through the cobblestone streets of Coyoacán, one of the city’s most vibrant and historic neighborhoods. We’ll explore its plazas and visit the local market, then step into the life and home of Frida Kahlo at the Casa Azul. We’ll wrap up the day with a traditional Mexican lunch at a local spot.

We’ll head out to Tepoztlán, a mountain town filled with mysticism and charm. Those who wish can hike up to the Tepozteco pyramid for a view of the valley, while others can stay in town and explore the market and historic convent. We’ll enjoy a farm-to-table lunch before heading back to the city.

We’ll glide through the canals of Xochimilco on a colorful trajinera, learning about the ancient chinampa farming system, with optional live music. Afterwards, we’ll return to Coyoacán for lunch and spend the afternoon either exploring the Folk Art Museum or enjoying free time in the city center.

We’ll fly to Oaxaca in the morning and, once settled in, head out for a walking tour through its beautiful colonial center. We’ll visit the Santo Domingo Temple, the pedestrian walkway of Macedonio Alcalá, local markets, and the lively zócalo. In the evening, we’ll share our first Oaxacan dinner together.

We’ll start the day at Mitla, a sacred archaeological site known for its intricate Zapotec geometric patterns. Then we’ll visit a family workshop in Teotitlán del Valle to learn how natural dyes are made from insects and plants. In the afternoon, we’ll visit Hierve el Agua — a natural rock formation that looks like a frozen waterfall — with time to walk or simply take in the view.

We’ll explore Monte Albán, the mountaintop capital of the Zapotec civilization. After lunch, we’ll dive into Oaxaca’s artisan traditions by visiting either the alebrije workshops in San Martín Tilcajete or the black clay pottery studios in San Bartolo Coyotepec.

This day is all yours. You can stroll through museums, visit the Ethnobotanical Garden, do some shopping, enjoy the cafés — or simply rest. We’ll give suggestions for dinner if you’d like to try one of the city’s traditional restaurants.

We’ll catch a morning flight to Mérida and, once we’re checked in, explore the highlights of the Yucatán capital: the main square, the cathedral, Paseo de Montejo, and the local markets. The evening is free to discover Yucatecan food on your own.

We’ll leave early for Río Lagartos, where we’ll take a boat tour to see pink flamingos, crocodiles, and the famous salt flats. We’ll also do a traditional Mayan mud bath before enjoying lunch. Then we’ll head to El Cuyo, a peaceful beach town where we’ll stay right on the shore.

We’ll start the day with a beachside yoga session. Then we’ll visit Las Coloradas to see the bright pink lagoons and learn about the natural salt production process. After lunch in Río Lagartos, we’ll return to El Cuyo for some free time by the sea. In the evening, we’ll share a coastal dinner under the stars.

We’ll have a final yoga practice and morning walk before heading to Cancún. On the way, we’ll stop in Mérida for a break or a bit more exploring. We’ll spend our last night at a hotel near the airport.