Starts in Puerto Vallarta, and ends in Cancun - going to the following places:
Puerto Vallarta: A beautiful city located on the bay of Banderas, it has a small-town feel. One can walk along the beach on the malecon, or boardwalk, explore its narrow, cobblestone streets, admire its historic buildings, stroll along its river, shop at the many handicraft stores and stalls, relax on the beach, enjoy watersports, revel in the nightlife or eat at one of its many fine restaurants. A truly unforgettable place.
beach at La Penita/Rincon de Guayabitos: there is a very nice, secluded beach just north of here
Tequila: birthplace of the famous alcoholic beverage, it is surrounded by blue-gray agave fields, from which the tequila is made. Enjoy touring various distilleries and tasting different samples.
Guadalajara: Mexico's second largest city, it is the birthplace of the Mexican hat dance and mariachi players. Its beautiful historic district encompasses the main cathedral, splendid colonial buildings housing the Government Palace and museums, plazas, parks and monuments. It is perfect for strolling and people-watching, or for sitting at a sidewalk cafe or restaurant. It also offers many cultural sights and activities, as well as great local handicrafts.
Morelia: a very beautiful and well-preserved colonial town, with a stupendous cathedral and a historical district perfect for leisurely strolls or sitting at one of its sidewalk cafes. Take a trolley tour and see many of its twentyone churches, the impressive aqueduct, and its many attractive squares, monuments, fountains and parks.
Patzcuaro/Tzintzuntzan: stay in a 17th century monastery hotel, sample local artisans' wares in ceramic, fabric and wood
Guanajuato: a wonderfully preserved colonial silver mining town, it sits in a beautiful canyon. Its colorful buildings climb the surrounding hills, and the best way to see its many splendid sights is on foot, with parts of its historical district open only to pedestrians. Designated a national historic monument, it has numerous churches, historical buildings and monuments, quaint plazas, gardens and courtyards, alleyways and steep streets, as well as museums, theaters, and cafes. A series of tunnels lie under the city (to accommodate vehicular traffic), which only add to its charm.
Mexico City/Teotihuacan ruins: the capital of Mexico, it is one of the largest and most populated metropolitan areas in the world. There is so much to see that the entire city has been designated a national historic monument. Its impressive and enormous main square, the Zocalo, is a sight to behold, and is surrounded by the beautiful main cathedral and government buildings. There are a multitude of monuments and museums, churches, historical buildings, parks and cultural attractions to visit. Very nice ruins.
Puebla: beautiful colonial buildings and churches, narrow cobblestone streets, charming wrought-iron balconies, and walls decorated with Talavera tiles, for which this city is known, make this an unforgettable destination. A great place to stroll and see the many sights.
Veracruz: a nice town on the Gulf of Mexico with plenty to see and do.
San Cristobal De Las Casas: A beautiful colonial city in the Chiapas mountains, with narrow streets and Spanish-style buildings, it is a national historic monument.
Palenque ruins: impressively well-preserved Mayan ruins at the foothills of the Sierra Madre mountains, cradled in a dense jungle.
Merida: a popular colonial city with a European flavor. Enjoy museums, plazas, markets, and folkloric shows.
Chichen-Itza: magnificent pyramids, temples and shrines pay homage to a great former Mayan city.
Tulum: dramatic ruins of a Mayan fortress city overlooking the Caribbean Sea.
Cancun: it offers lovely beaches, fine restaurants, lively nightlife, shopping and plenty of side trips. It is a very popular destination. Trip ends here.
Price:
28 day tour, US$ 2,800.00 per person, includes
- continental style breakfast (on board)
- travel and sleep on the bus
- some 3-star hotel stays that are also included