Mexico · FULL-DAY
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 full-day tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Tolantongo hot springs, caves, and river on a small-group day trip from Mexico City, with guided stops, snacks, and included essentials.
“One of my favourite experiences while in Mexico! It was a very well organized tour and the perfect peaceful getaway. We had just the right amount of time for every activity. I highly recommend!”
Full-day Sian Ka'an from Tulum with lagoon boat time, wildlife spotting, possible barrier reef snorkeling, and lunch in Punta Allen.
“Unique experience, beautiful views and our guide Macarena was great! Lunch was tasty and we saw a variety of wildlife”
Full day Tulum, cenote swim, and Akumal turtle snorkeling from Playa del Carmen with guides, lunch, gear, and round-trip transfers.
“It was a great day with an awesome guide and driver. Kept things moving but not pushy. Very helpful and informative. Lots of fun”
Cobá and Tulum ruins, cenote Mariposa swim, shaman ceremony, and lunch on a full-day tour with hotel pickup from Cancun.
“Tulum with the cliff view, coba in the jungle, Hidden Maya town. Ande the mariposa cenote and Maya Community!”
Open-bar boat day to Marietas Islands with snorkeling, kayaking, lunch, drinks, and possible Hidden Beach permits plus whale sightings.
“Great day with something for everyone. Crew was awesome and very attentive to all ages and abilities. Breakfast probably could have used 3 minny carb muffins instead of 2 as everyone was starved well before lunch. Otherwise food was excellent. Highly recommend. Lots of room on boat for everyone and was not overly crowded.”
Full-day Guadalajara tour of Tres Mujeres tastings, Amatitán caves, and Tequila town culture, with A/C transport and bilingual guides.
“Francisco was a fantastic your guide. Kept everything running smoothly. Lots of great stops along the way. Only negative is I wish we had more time on the actual town of Tequila”
Hike Puerto Vallarta’s hidden coast with a local guide, swim at secluded beaches, and use included snorkel gear when conditions allow.
“Well worth the money. Diego was an excellent guide; attentive to the different fitness levels of the group, knowledgeable about the flora & fauna & very easy going. The steep part is at the beginning, getting easier as you go along. A swim is definitely needed at the first beach & the snorkeling was good there too. The water taxi is at the end to get back & you don’t necessarily need to get in the water again (as some have said). We didn’t stop at all the beaches but had plenty of swimming time at the ones we did. Allow extra time as your group may take more time…”
Swim with whale sharks from Punta Sam, snorkel near Isla Mujeres, and relax on Playa Norte with lunch, gear, and hotel pickup.
“My daughter and I had the most amazing experience swimming with the whale sharks! It was truly unforgettable to be so close to these incredible creatures. The crew did an outstanding job from start to finish—professional, knowledgeable, and so friendly. They made sure everyone felt safe and comfortable while also keeping the experience exciting and fun. This was a bucket-list adventure, and it exceeded every expectation. Highly recommend!”
Teotihuacan pyramids plus Mexico City’s Guadalupe Basilica and Three Cultures Square, with hotel pickup and a full day of context.
“Good tour! They communicate well prior to pickup and they follow the schedule. Had a great day and a lot of fun with Joaquin, he really knows his history and it’s a great way to experience CDMX. Definitely worth the time!”
Puerto Vallarta city highlights with hotel pickup, Malecón and Guadalupe church, plus coffee and tequila stops, all in about 5 hours.
“Although the day started out rainy, it ended up being a great trip. From the boardwalk to the tequila tasting to the chocolate area and the leather shop it was a fun day. The best part was the tequila tasting followed by one of the best shrimp meals I have ever had at Rancho Verano. Tested 5 different tequilas and then had 4 types of shrimp: bacon wrapped, coconut, fajita style, and seasoned butterfly. All with a warm mango sauce. Excellent lunch to end the tour. Omar was a great guide.”
Hike to 6 secluded Puerto Vallarta beaches, then swim and snorkel in Banderas Bay. Small group, local guides, big views.
“our guide David was friendly, nice and knowledgable. The beaches we discovered were soo beautiful. highly recommend.”
A full-day small-group trip from Puerto Vallarta to San Sebastián del Oeste, with scenic mountain drive, lunch buffet, and tequila tasting.
“A long and winding road on an uncomfortable van. Tequila tasting was informative and well presented. Lunch was served family style and was excellent. The rest of the tour was unremarkable. Not much to see in San Sebastian.”
Full-day Tequila route with 7 tastings, a dramatic agave swing, town sights, then dancing and giant 21-liter Cantaritos in Amatitán.
“This was such a fun experience! You’ll learn a lot about tequila, and you’ll drink just as much!!!!!”
Full-day Holbox island tour from Riviera Maya with Secret Beach sand bars, Isla Pasión wildlife, and Yalahau cenote swim, plus lunch.
“The trip was very enjoyable for me and my partner. We paid extra money for the ‘lunch’ option but everyone was obviously provided lunch. The only extra we got was a tote bag with a juice box and a sad packet of biscuits in. So I don’t understand the extra charge we paid. Other than that the islands were all beautiful, as was the cenote. A few of the timings could be different (40 mins in punta mosquito seems quite long considering there is nothing there) and you only spend 20 minutes at isla de la Pasión when there is actually things to see (flamingos, pelicans etc) If they were…”
Full-day Tulum ruins, Canamayte cenote swim, and snorkeling with Akumal sea turtles, with Cancun pickup and lunch for $89.
“We had a wonderful day! Jorge was a hilarious and engaging guide. We loved him! The overall experience was unforgettable. The sea turtles were a highlight, and the lunch spot after the ruins was delicious. We enjoyed swimming in the cenotes as well and meeting a Mayan shaman.”
Pick the day out first, then the town it happens in.
