From desert cliffs that plunge into the Pacific to jungles that hide ancient cities, Mexico is a country of shifting landscapes and endless stories. Cenotes shimmer in the Yucatán sun. Market stalls overflow with chilies, flowers, and handwoven textiles. Waves curl onto white-sand beaches, then fade into the turquoise of the Caribbean.
Luxury here feels rooted. It’s a private villa on the Riviera Maya with the sea at your doorstep. A hacienda in the highlands surrounded by agave fields. A table set on a rooftop in Oaxaca as church bells ring through the evening air.
Days are as varied as the country itself. Swim with whale sharks off Isla Holbox. Wander the colorful streets of San Miguel de Allende. Snorkel coral reefs in Cozumel or watch gray whales breach in the lagoons of Baja. From coast to coast, Mexico offers a rhythm that invites you to slow down, look closer, and connect.
Why Travel to Mexico?
- Swim in the crystal-clear cenotes of the Yucatán
- Wander colorful colonial streets in San Miguel de Allende
- Watch gray whales breach in the lagoons of Baja California
- Watch gray whales breach in the lagoons of Baja California
- Explore ancient Maya cities hidden in the jungle
- Taste Oaxaca’s rich culinary traditions and smoky mezcal
Esperanza Auberge, Los Cabos
Located at the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula, overlooking beautiful, private beaches, Esperanza Auberge is the epitome of a sophisticated luxury resort, offering a beachfront infinity pool, spa, and free daily yoga sessions. There are 50 airy, modern rooms, each with sweeping views of the Pacific, a large, state-of-the-art gym, and onsite golf course. The ideal locale for honeymooners looking for rest & relaxation.
San Cristóbal, Todos Santos
Set on the Pacific coast in Todos Santos, a once-sleepy fishing village now transformed into a bohemian retreat, Hotel San Cristóbal strikes the perfect balance of funky, retro charm and laid-back Baja authenticity. 32 rooms centered around a pool and lounge area boast plush mattresses and Malin + Goetz bath products to add a touch of luxury to what is otherwise a fun, chill little hotel right on the beach.
Chablé Yucatán, Merida
Set amidst the steamy jungles of the Yucatán and surrounded by Mayan ruins and sacred sites, Chablé is a different kind of temple – one of luxury, wellness and relaxation. There are 40 light, airy casitas, which blend modern and traditional Mayan elements, and fit seamlessly into their natural jungle surrounds. Each casita boasts jungle views, indoor and outdoor showers, and private plunge pools.
Rosewood Mayakoba, Playa del Carmen
Arrive by boat and enter a serene world of mangroves and lagoons at this adventure-filled oasis. Interiors combine Yucatán limestone with handcrafted dark wood, reflecting the region’s artisan heritage. Each of Mayakoba’s 129 suites and villas offers personalized butler service, a private plunge pool, and a private dock for quick escapes, even for a late-night taco run. Welcome to paradise.
Boca de Agua, Bacalar
Just a stone’s throw from blissful Bacalar Lagoon, Boca de Agua’s 26 luxury treehouses and suites feature sustainable, authentic design and striking architecture, all tucked within dense greenery. Each treehouse gives guests the rare sensation of floating in the jungle canopy, surrounded by birdsong and rustling leaves. Suites come with private plunge pools designed for both relaxation and seclusion, making this an ideal setting for a couples’ retreat or a quiet escape into nature.
Majagua Hotel, Oaxaca
Built in a 1950s mansion in Oaxaca’s Historic Centre, Majagua Hotel Boutique honors Art Deco architecture while blending the richness of local traditions with modern touches. Its 14 spacious rooms feature natural textures, geometric accents, and light earth tones bathed in natural light. The top room category includes a private patio, the perfect spot to relax after a day exploring Oaxaca’s gastronomy, architecture, design, and art.
Mi Amor, Tulum
Perched on a rocky outcrop overlooking the turquoise waters of the Caribbean, Mi Amor Tulum is an open-concept, Art Deco, Acapulco heyday–inspired haven. Its 20 rooms and suites feature clean, fresh design and are tucked within lush gardens. Days unfold with seaside brunches, afternoons by the infinity pool in hammock chairs, and quiet moments in private cabanas along the water’s edge. Mi Amor Tulum invites you to slow down and awaken the senses.
Regional Expertise
With deep roots across Central and South America, we’ve traveled every terrain, by road, air, and river. Our team curates bespoke journeys grounded in personal insight, from secluded island retreats to sunrise hot air balloon rides above the rainforest. Every itinerary is handpicked, perfectly paced, and thoughtfully tailored to you.
Seamless & Personalized
From the first conversation to your final day abroad, we design each trip around your style, interests, and rhythm. You’ll receive curated options, stress-free planning, and no-pressure guidance, along with 24/7 support throughout your journey. With thoughtful extras along the way, your experience feels as smooth as it is unforgettable.
Responsible Travel
We believe indulgence and impact belong together. Our journeys support local communities, cultural preservation, and conservation across the region. There are no added fees for doing good. Our partners fund our work, so your investment stays where it matters most. Travel with Osaviva and experience luxury that gives back.
Swim in Yucatán cenotes
Descend stone steps into a limestone chamber where clear, cool water waits. Sunlight filters through openings above, reflecting on stalactites and tree roots that reach down into the pool. Once sacred to the Maya, these cenotes offer a refreshing swim surrounded by jungle stillness.
Explore ancient Maya cities
Walk the grand plazas of Chichén Itzá, where the Pyramid of Kukulkán rises over the plain, or venture deep into the forest to climb the remote temples of Calakmul. As you explore, the calls of birds and rustle of leaves bring these centuries-old cities to life.
Watch gray whales in Baja California
Each winter, gray whales migrate thousands of miles to Baja’s calm lagoons to give birth. Local captains guide small boats into these sheltered waters, where the whales sometimes surface nearby, their sheer size and gentle presence leaving an unforgettable impression.
Taste Oaxaca’s culinary heritage
In bustling markets, taste fresh tortillas, smoky moles, and tangy local cheeses. Meet artisans who shape each dish from regional ingredients, and visit a mezcal distillery to see how agave is roasted, fermented, and distilled into Mexico’s most storied spirit.
Snorkel Cozumel’s reefs
Slip into warm, clear water and drift over coral gardens alive with parrotfish, angelfish, and eagle rays. Part of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, these protected waters offer some of the best visibility in the Caribbean, with a kaleidoscope of life beneath the surface.
Wander San Miguel de Allende
Lose yourself in cobblestone streets lined with colorful facades, art galleries, and shaded plazas. Pause for coffee in a leafy courtyard, then climb to a rooftop terrace to watch the sun set behind the pink spires of Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel.
Diverse regions
From mountains to jungles to beaches, each region has its own vibe. Plan accordingly.
Best time to visit
Dry season runs from November to April. Shoulder months offer great weather with fewer crowds.
Currency: Mexican peso
US dollars are accepted in some areas, but pesos offer better value and flexibility. Credit cards widely accepted as well.
Spanish is the language
English is common in tourist hubs, but knowing a few Spanish phrases enhances the experience.
Cenotes, ruins & reefs
Don’t miss Mexico’s natural and cultural wonders. Many are best explored with a local guide.
Safety in style
Stick to well-known regions (Yucatán, Baja, and Riviera Nayarit) for the best blend of comfort and security.
