Mexico Food and Culture Tour

Today, you’ll immerse yourself in the flavours of Mexico with a guided street-food tour through one of the city’s bustling markets, such as San Juan Market. Sample an array of local specialties, from blue-corn tlacoyos to rich mole and crispy grasshoppers, while learning about their indigenous origins. This is a feast for the palate, revealing the deep cultural roots of Mexican cuisine. Return to Zócalo Central for a restful evening.

Step into the past as your guide leads you through the highlights of Mexico City before journeying to the awe-inspiring ruins of Teotihuacán. Wander along the grand Avenue of the Dead, climb the towering Pyramids of the Sun and Moon, and uncover the mysteries of this ancient civilization. This evening, indulge in Mexico City’s gourmet dining scene before retiring to Zócalo Central.

Pedal through the stylish districts of Condesa, Roma, and Polanco, where tree-lined avenues, vibrant street art, and bustling markets create a feast for the senses. Along the way, you’ll stop at traditional taquerías, savoring Mexico City’s best tacos, from succulent al pastor to slow-cooked carnitas. After an exhilarating ride, return to Zócalo Central for the evening.

Leave the capital behind as you transfer to Puebla, a beautifully preserved colonial city brimming with Baroque architecture and culinary delights. En route, stop at Cholula, home to the world’s largest pyramid by volume, topped with a striking yellow church. Once in Puebla, check into Casona De La China Poblana, a boutique hotel steeped in history, and enjoy an evening at leisure.

Today, your guide will drive you through the rolling hills of southern Mexico to Oaxaca, a city renowned for its indigenous traditions, vibrant markets, and exquisite cuisine. Spend the afternoon wandering its charming streets, where colourful facades and intricate handicrafts invite exploration. This evening, discover Oaxaca’s acclaimed dining scene before settling into Casa Catrina.

Start your day with a visit to Monte Albán, the mountaintop capital of the Zapotec civilization, where breathtaking views and millennia-old ruins await. In the afternoon, dive into Oaxaca’s street-food culture with a guided mezcal and food tour, tasting everything from tlayudas (Oaxacan-style tortillas) to smoky artisanal mezcals. Your night at Casa Catrina offers a perfect end to a day of discovery.

Today, step into a local chef’s kitchen for an immersive cooking class. Begin with a visit to a bustling market, selecting the freshest ingredients before heading to the cookery school. Learn the secrets behind Mexico’s most flavorful dishes, from handmade tortillas to rich, slow-cooked moles, and enjoy the fruits of your labour. Return to Casa Catrina, enriched by the tastes and traditions of Oaxaca.

Bid farewell to Oaxaca as you take a short flight to the pristine beaches of Huatulco, where golden sands and turquoise waters await. Settle into Camino Real Zaashila, a luxury beachfront retreat offering the perfect setting for relaxation.

Whether you prefer to unwind by the pool, take a scenic boat tour along the coastline, or snorkel in the crystal-clear waters, today is yours to enjoy at your own pace. The untouched beauty of Huatulco’s bays invites both adventure and tranquility. Another night at Camino Real Zaashila ensures your stay is as indulgent as it is serene.

Huatulco is famous for its fresh seafood, and today is the perfect opportunity to savour ocean-to-table dining. Whether you choose a beachfront palapa or a fine-dining restaurant, dishes like ceviche, grilled octopus, and seafood-stuffed tamales will delight your senses. As the sun sets, retreat to Camino Real Zaashila for another peaceful evening.

Enjoy your last full day in Huatulco, whether lounging on the sand, indulging in a spa treatment, or exploring the nearby waterfalls and jungle trails. As your journey nears its end, soak in the final moments of Mexico’s natural beauty from the comfort of Camino Real Zaashila.

After a leisurely morning, transfer to the airport for your journey home. As you reflect on your travels—from the bustling markets of Mexico City to the colonial elegance of Puebla, the cultural richness of Oaxaca, and the sun-drenched shores of Huatulco—you’ll carry with you not just memories, but the flavours, stories, and spirit of Mexico itself.