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Extraordinary Vacation Packages & Trips to Mexico

Take a trip to Mexico with Exoticca and enjoy an extraordinary holiday. This country has beautiful beaches, delicious food, and exciting nightlife. You can also visit a wealth of cultural and historical sites.

You’ll have nothing to organize when you book Exoticca’s all-inclusive vacation packages. We handle all your travel essentials, including flights, hotels, tours, transfers, and even some meals.

Trips to Mexico from the USA

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There are dozens of reasons to take a trip to Mexico. Many travelers get excited about the sunny beaches, mouth-watering food, and buzzing nightlife. Pleasure awaits foodies, history and culture enthusiasts, party lovers, adventurers, and beachgoers.

Book a tour to Mexico from the USA. Flights depart from Los Angeles, New York, and other major cities.

Top points of interest in Mexico


Mexico offers an array of attractions. We’ve narrowed them down to the most popular sites below.

Cancun


The beaches in Cancun are gorgeous. Enjoy scuba diving, snorkeling, jet skiing, parasailing, and fishing.

Adrenaline junkies can look forward to adventure parks, all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), and zip-lining. Golfers can play a few rounds while others sightsee.

Go back in time as you explore Chichén Itzá, a large Mayan archaeological site. The highlight of the UNESCO World Heritage Site is the El Castillo pyramid ruins.

After a fun-filled day, let your hair down and party the night away at the entertainment hubs in the city. All these activities make Cancun top of the list for most Mexico vacation packages.

Mexico City


Mexico City has plenty to offer tourists. The nation’s capital is perfect for people who are into arts and culture, with its many museums and ancient ruins. 

The city also features some of the Western Hemisphere’s best cuisine. Aside from tacos, tamales, and quesadillas, foodies will love the street food. These stalls offer a wide variety of meals, including roasted grasshoppers (chapulines).

Explore Mexico’s pre-Columbian era artifacts at the Museo Nacional de Antropología. Don’t miss Teotihuacán, where some of the country’s largest pyramids will leave you in awe.

Oaxaca


Oaxaca makes any trip to Mexico unforgettable. It has trendy markets offering artwork and souvenirs, food stalls, and eateries. A not-to-be-missed culinary specialty is mole, a chili-based sauce for those with a strong stomach. 

Don’t skip the main square, Plaza de la Constitución de Oaxaca, or Zócalo, surrounded by eateries and cafes. It’s the perfect spot for taking a breather and shopping for knick-knacks. Nighttime is best when live music fills the air.

Visit Museo de las Culturas de Oaxaca if you’re into artifacts. The “Treasure of Tomb 7” has jewelry, beadwork, bone carvings, and a skeleton collection.

Monte Albán


A highlight of trips to Mexico for history fans is exploring the ancient ruins at Monte Albán. The archaeological site features pyramids, dams, terraces, and canals.

The former Zapotec capital is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It showcases temples, tombs, a tlachtli ball court, and sculptures with hieroglyphic inscriptions.

Monte Albán also boasts magnificent Mesoamerican architectural design and worldwide urbanism.

Zinacantan


Many Mexico tours take you to Zinacantan, a little village south of the Chiapas region, where you can experience the life of the indigenous people.

Explore the home of the Tzotzil community, visit churches, and share a meal with a family. Immerse in their traditional life. Make tortillas like a local, and learn to weave at a textile workshop.

Shop for artisan-made embroidered and woven floral apparel. Get gifts for friends and family back home.

You can also visit the many neighborhood churches for a visual treat. The beautiful structural designs and sculptures will astound you.

Mexico: Off the beaten track


Take an adventure tour in Mexico for an off-the-beaten-track excursion showcasing some lesser known attractions: 

  • Explore ethnic Maya and Tzotzil villages and coffee plantations in the Chiapas region. Immerse in indigenous traditions and see how the locals live.
  • Visit Sierra Chincua, El Rosario, Macheran, and Piedra Herrada. The sites host the nesting habitat of millions of monarch butterflies.
  • Magdalena Bay, on the Pacific Coast of Baja California Sur, is a paradise for free divers. Enjoy viewing marine life, like sharks, striped marlins, sea lions, seabirds, and humpback whales.
  • Explore jungle lakes and grand waterfalls in the dense Lacandon rainforest. Visit several well-preserved Mayan ruins at the site.

Book your trip to Mexico with Exoticca

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Exoticca’s Mexico tours take care of your essential travel arrangements. Expect a hassle-free holiday and focus on having a memorable time

All included: Flights, hotels, tours & transfers


Enjoy peace of mind when you book our packages. We organize your flights, hotels, tours, and transportation. Some itineraries also include meals. All you need to do is pack and have fun on your vacation.

Mexico partially or fully guided tours


We offer Mexico vacation packages in the form of fully or partially guided group tours. Passengers can choose between escorted, semi-escorted, fully guided, and independent tours. You can also arrange a private tour with our travel agents.

Created by our own travel experts


Exoticca’s team of travel specialists has meticulously designed over 300 distinct travel packages for 60 diverse global destinations. Our travel team uses their expertise to create the ultimate trips to Mexico.

We collaborate closely with local partners and seasoned guides at each location to ensure our passengers enjoy an effortless and unforgettable travel adventure. These local partners are the driving force behind our carefully curated tours and excursions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you need a passport to go to Mexico?

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Tourists visiting Mexico must have a valid passport. A Forma Migratoria Multiple (FMM) entry permit is also required. You can get it from the Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM).

Is Cancun or Cabo better?

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Cancun is ideal if you’re looking to party, as it has more nightlife events than Cabo. The latter is better for sightseeing and adventure trips to Mexico. 

Which side of Mexico has better beaches?

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The beaches in Mexico are a diver’s paradise. The Pacific Ocean offers big waves for surfers. The Gulf of Mexico beaches have clear waters and soft sand.

What do I need to do before traveling to Mexico?

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Ensure you hold a valid passport. Find out about local laws, vaccination requirements, currency limits, and prohibited items. Ask your travel agent when booking your Mexico vacation package. 

Is Cabo or Puerto Vallarta better?

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Puerto Vallarta and Cabo are perfect for people who love beaches and nature. The former is known for its food, culture, and history. The latter has better nightlife options.

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More information about Mexico

A huge country, located in the southern part of North America, Mexico ignites the imagination with images of Mariachi bands, idyllic beaches and mysterious Mayan Ruins, such as those of Chichen Itza, Tulum, and Palenque. Mexico shares borders with the United States, Belize, and Guatemala, and has coastlines on the Pacific Ocean, the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, ensuring a fantastic mix of beach resorts, one of the country’s premier attractions. With a population numbering more than 120 million inhabitants, Mexico is a notoriously populous country and in fact the world’s largest Spanish-speaking nation.

The country is also home to one of the largest cities in the world, the sprawling metropolis of Mexico City, a high-altitude capital known for its 13th-century Aztec Templo Mayor and the baroque Catedral Metropolitana de México. Many vacation packages to Mexico begins in this monumental city, although another must-see urban center is the city of Guadalajara, which has a distinctly traditional Mexican atmosphere and is known for its production of tequila. With a world-renowned cuisine, fantastic arts scene, modern cities, amazing archaeological sites, and unspoiled beaches, especially along the Yucatan Peninsula, it is no wonder that vacations to Mexico are becoming increasingly popular.

 

History of Mexico

As one of the five cradles of civilization, Mexico is perhaps most famous for the significance of its ancient communities and advanced Mesoamerican civilizations such as the Maya, Aztec, and Teotihuacan. The Teotihuacan’s were among the first of Mexico’s major ancient civilizations, who began building their impressive capital near modern-day Mexico City in around 100 BC.

Without a doubt, the country’s most famous citizen was the Mayans, who thrived between 250 and 900 AD, when they built elaborate cities, invented a calendar system and produced written languages. A tour of Mexico often includes the well-preserved ruins of the cities and temples built in this historic era. This civilization is remembered for its pyramid temples and complex religious practices and their empire was centered in one geographical area covering all of the Yucatan Peninsula, modern-day Guatemala, Belize and parts of the Mexican states of Tabasco and Chiapas, as well as the western part of Honduras and El Salvador.

The size and organized nature of the civilization ensured that it was relatively secure and was able to flourish for an impressively long period of time. Sadly, the Maya empire collapsed around the 10th century, possibly due to overpopulation and exhaustion of natural resources, shortly followed by the rise of the later Aztec civilization. The turning point for the history of Mexico came in the early 16th-century, with the arrival of Spanish Conquistadors, who colonized and took over a large proportion of the Aztec empire, with much of the indigenous population facing devastation from the onslaught of European diseases.

Following on from the conquistadors, missionaries arrived later in the century and converted many of the indigenous to Catholicism, marking a move away from the ancient religions and practices of Mexico’s great civilizations. The country was renamed ‘New Spain’ by the colonists and acted as an important base for further Spanish exploration in the Americas. During the following centuries, modern Mexican culture developed, especially in the areas of architecture, traditions, and identity. By the early 20th-century, the Mexican people were tired of the inequality that plagued their country and a 10-year revolution, between 1910 and 1920, resulted in a number of social reforms and eventually in the re-establishment of communal farming practices, an important part of Mexican heritage.

Today, it is clear that the struggles faced by the Mexican people have fostered a strong sense of national identity and a huge amount of pride in the people for their ancient roots. A multi-center holiday to Mexico is the most popular way to experience the different sides of life in the country, and the history which has shaped it.

 

Nature in Mexico

If Mexico’s fascinating history is not appealing enough, then its abundant nature and biodiversity is sure to impress you. In fact, Mexico is one of just 17 ‘Megadiverse’ countries in the world and the natural wealth of its wildlife and ecosystems are one of the major attractions for visitors on a holiday to Mexico. An amazing 707 reptile, 438 mammals and 26,000 plant species can be found in the country and the 34 biosphere reserves and 67 national parks serve to protect and support these impressive populations in the 4th most biodiverse country in the world. Native species include spider monkeys, vaquita porpoise sea cows, an endangered species found in the Gulf of California, ocelots, the rare Quetzal bird, and the Mexican grey wolf.

Mexico is home to environments ranging from mountains to rainforests, volcanoes, deserts, reefs and mystical cenotes, and each environment has its own unique activities, wildlife and attractions to enjoy. From whale-watching on the Yucatan Peninsula to marveling at swarms of Monarch butterflies in the Rosario Sanctuary of Anganguero and wildlife spotting in the Lacandona Jungle, Mexico’s natural abundance can be experienced in any number of ways. Admiring the Copper Canyon and its unique geological formations in Chihuahua, enjoying a boat ride on Lake Chapala, the largest freshwater lake in the country and visiting the petrified waterfalls of Oaxaca’s Hierve el Agua or the firefly forests of Tlaxcala are just some of the most unmissable experiences on a tour of Mexico.

 

Culture in Mexico

The three colors of Mexico’s flag hold important messages about Mexican identity; green represents the hope and victory of the people, white represents the purity of the country’s ideals and red represents the bloodshed of the nation's heroes, who fought for the freedom of their country.

Mexican culture is much loved around the world and known for its lively traditions and exciting music scene. Religion plays a big role in the lives of everyday people, especially Christianity, and there are a number of important Mexican saints, whilst traditional festivals, such as the Day of the Dead have ignited the imaginations of millions worldwide. On the Day of the Dead, a celebration held annually on the 2nd November, families gather together to remember their deceased relatives and to help their loved ones in their spiritual journey.

Households often decorate an altarpiece with offerings and photos of their passed relatives. The blend of both indigenous and Spanish influences has resulted in a rich gastronomic tradition and a wealth of folk arts and crafts, characterized by colorful embroidery, pottery, and woven baskets and rugs. Mexico is also well known for producing a number of world-renowned artists, such as Frida Kahlo, known for her iconic self-portraits and surrealist modern art, and her husband Diego Riviera, famed for his murals and depictions of life in Mexico.

A vacation package to Mexico will open your eyes to the rich culture, amazing biodiversity and fascinating history of this huge country as you walk through atmospheric temple ruins, swim in the turquoise waters of the many mystic cenotes or taste Tequila in its place of origin. After the excitement of visiting the country’s sights and attractions, relaxing on the tranquil beaches of the Riviera Maya whilst listening to the rhythms of the Mariachi band is the perfect way to unwind.

 

Mexico travel information

  • Entry requirements

    Valid passport with one blank page.

  • Visa

    No visa is required. Departure tax from Cancun is around 1000 pesos.

  • Time zone

    UTC - 06:00 to UTC - 08:00.

  • Currency

    Peso.

  • Language

    Spanish.

  • Tourist Office website

  • Electricity

    127 V. Adapter required.

  • Other useful information

    Free support for tourists by calling 078.

  • Health

    Please consult your doctor regarding malaria prophylaxis.

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