Mexico's West CoastFrom Mexican jungles to lively old towns

Today, you will travel to the interior of Mexico, more specifically to San Miguel de Allende. Founded in the 16th century, San Miguel de Allende is known for its old-world charm and modern amenities. A lively nightlife and an abundance of fine restaurants give the city a cosmopolitan feel. The city center is a time capsule of cobblestone streets lined with jewel-colored colonial facades and stone columns, overshadowed by La Parroquía, a huge neo-Gothic church made of pink stone. Nearby attractions include hot springs, high desert hikes, and the Jesuit sanctuary of Atotonilco, famous for its murals of angels and demons and its exuberant Mexican Baroque décor.

Dine at San Miguel de Allende's award-winning Aperi restaurant. You will be welcomed with a cocktail, then escorted to the exclusive chef's table, where you can watch renowned chef Omar Henrique prepare your exclusive 4-course meal.

Early in the morning, your journey continues to Mexico City, where you will visit exciting Mayan sites on a full-day tour. With your expert guide, you will discover the archaeological zone around Teotihuacan, one of the most important Mesoamerican sites. In the afternoon, you will arrive at Casa Polanco, your hotel in Mexico City. The newly renovated Casa Polanco is located in the upscale Polanco neighborhood and combines the service of a top hotel with the feeling of staying in an impeccable private residence. Casa Polanco is perfectly located to experience the area's thriving art and culture scene, as well as to visit luxurious shopping opportunities and first-class restaurants.

Mexico City is the most populous city in Latin America and more diverse than any other. In the historic center of the city, you have the opportunity to learn about the city's rich history and culture. There you will find mighty cathedrals, beautiful viewpoints, and temples. In the western part of the city lies the so-called "Zona Rosa," which offers many colorful bars, restaurants, and great shopping opportunities.

Los Cabos is a breathtaking destination at the southern tip of Mexico's Baja California peninsula, located directly on the ocean. Surrounded by unique bays, it offers many water sports and excursion destinations. Take boat trips to the nearby islands and surf or dive in the crystal-clear blue sea, or observe the wildlife that lives there, such as whale sharks and sea lions. We also recommend a trip to La Ventana, 50 km southeast of the city, which is known for its exceptional kitesurfing and windsurfing areas in Mexico.

Los Cabos consists of two main towns: Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo. Cabo San Lucas is famous for its lively atmosphere and impressive seascape. Here you will find the famous rock arch "El Arco," which rises out of the sea and is a popular photo opportunity. This place also offers fantastic opportunities for water sports activities such as diving, snorkeling, and deep-sea fishing. San José del Cabo, on the other hand, is known for its historic old town with cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, and art galleries. Visitors can stroll through the streets, visit local craft shops, and enjoy authentic Mexican cuisine in the numerous restaurants.