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Discover a country of living color

Luxury Travel in Mexico

Sun-drenched coasts, ancient ruins rising from jungle, and vibrant towns pulsing with color and tradition.

From cactus-dotted deserts to turquoise Caribbean waters, Mexico blends rich culture with unforgettable landscapes. Explore colonial cities, swim hidden cenotes, and savour bold regional cuisine before retreating to refined haciendas and thoughtfully chosen boutique stays.

A starting point for your perfect escape

Mexico Trip Inspiration

These are just a glimpse of what your journey could be. Get inspired, reach out and let's start planning your escape.

Aerial view of a desert island with turquoise waters and a clear sky. Mexico, Baja California.

Mexico

Whales, Desert & Sea of Cortez

Begin along the Sea of Cortez among whales and island coves, finishing where desert meets ocean in Todos Santos. Elemental landscapes, protected shores, and candlelit nights beneath wide Baja skies.

8 days from $4,850 pp

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Mexico

Heritage & Highlands

Trace Mexico’s cultural heart from Mexico City to Puebla, finishing in San Miguel de Allende with vineyards, thermal waters, and quiet evenings shaped by thoughtful, unhurried pacing.

10 days from $3,800 pp

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Mexico

Mexico in Full Frame

From sunrise over ancient pyramids to markets, mezcal, cenotes, and reef-framed coastlines, this journey introduces Mexico through culture, movement, and calm, designed with depth and ease.

12 days from $5,500 pp

Mexico Bacalar sailing

Mexico

Lagoon & Caribbean Sea

Start on Bacalar’s glassy lagoon in shifting blues, finishing on Isla Holbox with sandbar swims, long sunsets, and candlelit evenings by the sea. Soft, romantic, and shaped by water.

8 days from $3,100 pp

Beach scene with cacti in the foreground and ocean waves in the background. Puerto Escondido, Mexico.

Mexico

Agave, Stone & Quiet Shores

Move from Oaxaca’s quiet valleys and petrified waterfalls to mole-scented evenings and mezcal nights, finishing along the Pacific with mangroves, bioluminescence, and slow mornings by the shore.

8 days from $2,900 pp

Mexico Yucatan beach

Mexico

Haciendas, Cenotes & Coast

Begin among Mérida’s shaded courtyards and historic haciendas, then travel east through ancient ruins to jungle cenotes and the calm Caribbean coast, where unhurried days unfold with warmth and grace.

8 days from $3,400 pp

Ancient Mayan ruins surrounded by lush greenery under a clear blue sky. Palenque, Mexico.

Mexico

Lost Cities of the Green South

Begin in San Cristóbal’s highland streets and canyon walls, descending into Palenque’s rainforest where temples rise from the canopy and days follow rivers, trails, and waterfalls.

7 days from $2,000 pp

Ancient Mayan ruins surrounded by lush greenery under a clear blue sky. Palenque, Mexico.

Mexico

Palenque & the Highlands

Move from the jungle-wrapped ruins of Palenque to the highland charm of San Cristóbal de las Casas, tracing cool mountain air, artisan markets, and he living tradition of Chiapas.

8 days from $5,200 pp

Luminous building on a hill with a mountain in the background during sunset. Puebla, Mexico.

Mexico

City, Volcanoes & Talavera

Explore layered neighborhoods in Mexico City and the domes, tiles, and volcano-framed vistas of Puebla and Cholula, a journey shaped by history, craft, and vibrant urban flavor.

6 days from $4,400 pp

Why Mexico?

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Living history and cultural depth

Ancient civilizations, colonial heritage, and living traditions shape a country where the past remains present.

Desert landscape with cacti and mountains in the background. Baja California desert, Mexico.

Extraordinary geographic diversity

Desert, highlands, jungle, reef, and coastline create striking contrast within a single journey.

Aerial view of a tropical island with clear turquoise waters and white sandy beaches. Balandra, Baja California, Mexico.

Iconic coastlines and crystalline waters

From the Caribbean’s turquoise calm to Baja’s wild Pacific edge, Mexico’s beaches range from barefoot serenity to dramatic natural beauty.

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Culinary legacy with global influence

Regional ingredients and ancestral techniques make Mexico one of the world’s most celebrated food cultures.

Person painting a ceramic dish with floral patterns. Talavera, Puebla, Mexico.

Artisan communities and creative expression

Textiles, ceramics, and contemporary design reflect generations of skill and identity.

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Wildlife and marine richness

Whales, sea turtles, reef life, and migratory birds thrive across protected ecosystems.
Our Top Picks

Where to Stay in Mexico

Pool area with palm trees and ocean view. Hotel Esencia, Riviera Maya, Mexico.

Hotel Esencia, Xpu-Há

Hotel Esencia rests on a quiet stretch of Riviera Maya coastline with minimalist suites, private plunge pools, and lush tropical gardens. Soft sand and pale turquoise water create an atmosphere of effortless calm.

Aerial view of a luxurious pool surrounded by lush greenery. Chable Yucatan, Merida, Mexico.

Chablé Yucatán, Mérida

Chablé sits within a restored hacienda estate surrounded by jungle and cenotes. Elegant casitas blend contemporary design with Mayan-inspired touches. Wellness rituals, open-air dining, and serene grounds set the tone for deep relaxation.

Building with greenery on the facade and a garden in the foreground. Four Seasons, Mexico City, CDMX.

Four Seasons, Mexico City

Resting along Paseo de la Reforma beside a lush inner courtyard sanctuary, with elegant rooms that blend classic refinement with contemporary comfort and natural light. Elevated dining and tranquil surroundings create a sense of escape within the city.

Beach scene with umbrellas, chairs, and a mountainous background. San Cristobal, Todos Santos, Baja California, Mexico.

Hotel San Cristobal, Todos Santos

Hotel San Cristobal sits between the Sierra de la Laguna mountains and the Pacific Ocean, offering light-filled rooms with views across desert and sea. Soft textiles, thoughtful design, and slow coastal dining define its relaxed sophistication.

Ornate courtyard with pink buildings and tall trees in a sunlit day. Rosewood San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.

Rosewood, San Miguel de Allende

Rosewood overlooks the colonial skyline with suites and rooftop terraces and sweeping views. Courtyards, archways, and warm stone evoke timeless elegance. Refined design and service create a tranquil, elevated and inviting retreat.

Outdoor patio with a pool, brick walls, and a clear sky. Terrestre, Puerto Escondido, Mexico.

Terrestre, Puerto Escondido

Terrestre sits along Puerto Escondido’s wild coast where raw nature meets refined simplicity. Earth toned villas and organic materials strike harmony with sea, sand, and sky. Open air living and immersive surroundings provide a sense of retreat.

Casa Polanco, Mexico City, CDMX.

Casa Polanco, Mexico City

Casa Polanco is an intimate urban retreat in one of the city’s most refined barrios. Stylish rooms, personalized service, and thoughtful design create quiet sophistication. Proximity to galleries and green spaces makes it an elegant base for exploration.

Outdoor pool area with lounge chairs, tables, and a view of the ocean. Mi Amor, Tulum, Yucatan, Mexico.

Mi Amor, Tulum

Perched above the Caribbean, Mi Amor delivers intimate, adults-only luxury with sea-facing plunge pools and minimalist design. White stone, soft neutral tones, and panoramic ocean views set the scene for slow mornings and candlelit evenings.

Aerial view of a tropical landscape with turquoise water and a small settlement. Our Habitas, Bacalar, Yucatan, Mexico.

Our Habitas, Bacalar Lagoon

Set along the luminous waters of the Lagoon of Seven Colours, Our Habitas feels calm, open, and deeply connected to its surroundings. Private docks, natural textures, and airy architecture encourage slow, unhurried days.

Huts with thatched roofs near a pool, with ocean view. Casa Las Tortugas. Isla Holbox, Mexico.

Casa Las Tortugas, Holbox

Casa Las Tortugas is a barefoot-luxury hideaway framed by palms and soft white sand. Breezy beachfront rooms, open-air dining, and a relaxed island rhythm create an atmosphere of effortless simplicity and charm.

Modern bedroom with wooden furniture, TV, and bed. El Callejon, Oaxaca, Mexico.

El Callejón Hotel, Oaxaca

El Callejón rests on a quiet street near Oaxaca’s historic centre. Thoughtfully designed rooms blend natural materials with soft contemporary detail. Warm lighting and local touches create a calm base for exploring the city’s culture and cuisine.

Wooden cabins with thatched roofs surrounded by lush greenery and palm trees. La Valise, Tulum, Yucatan, Mexico.

La Valise, Tulum

La Valise is a refined beachfront retreat with sculptural suites opening onto soft white sand. Bespoke interiors and seamless indoor outdoor living create an atmosphere of quiet luxury. Soft light and ocean views invite intimate seclusion.
Cityscape at night with illuminated buildings and a prominent cathedral. San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.

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Mexico Highlights

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.
Cenote surrounded by lush greenery with people swimming. Yucatan, Mexico.

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.
Beach with turquoise water and clear blue sky. Ruins, Tulum, Yucatan, Mexico.

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.
Two blue whales swimming in the ocean. Baja California, Mexico.

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.
Spices and ingredients labeled with names like 'Mole de Frutas' and 'Mole de Aionjoli' on a colorful tablecloth. Oaxaca, Mexico.

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.
Ray fish swimming over a coral reef in clear blue water. Cozumel, Mexico. Spotted eagle ray.

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.
Aerial view of a colorful town with a prominent cathedral, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.
What sets us apart

Why Travel with Osaviva?

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Regional Expertise

We know Mexico’s regions, landscapes, and cultural layers, helping you choose places and experiences that suit your travel style.

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Custom Tailored

Every journey is shaped around your pace, interests, and priorities, creating a travel experience that feels entirely your own.

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Responsible Travel

We prioritize ethical, meaningful partnerships and encounters that support local communities and protect Mexico’s heritage.

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Curated Stays

We select refined hotels that reflect both destination and design, offering comfort, character, and a genuine sense of place.
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When to Go to Mexico

Dry season (high): December to April:

Clear skies, warm temperatures, ideal for beaches and cultural exploration

Shoulder season: May to June

Fewer crowds, vibrant landscapes, pleasant conditions across most regions

Wet season (low): September to October

Heavier rains and humidity, quiet tourism period with lush scenery

Hurricane risk (Caribbean coast): August to October

Increased storm potential along Riviera Maya and Yucatán coast

Whale watching (Baja California): December to April

Grey whales and humpbacks migrate close to shore

Sea turtle nesting: May to October

Witness nesting and hatchlings along Pacific and Caribbean beaches

Day of the Dead: late October to early November

Powerful cultural celebrations honoring ancestry and tradition

Monarch butterfly migration: November to March

Millions gather in the highlands of Michoacán forests