Luxury Mexico Travel

Murals, mezcal, and ruins that still catch the equinox light.

Mexico runs from Mexico City’s museums to Oaxaca’s markets, the Maya ruins of the Yucatan and the beaches of the Riviera Maya. A luxury journey pairs the capital’s kitchens with colonial towns and the cenotes hidden beneath the jungle. Baja California adds whales and desert coastline to the far north.

When to Visit Mexico

November to April brings dry, mild weather across most of the country and the best whale watching in Baja. Summer brings afternoon rain to the highlands and hurricane risk to the coasts.

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Best Time to Visit

Shoulder Season

Not Recommended

Experiences

Frida Kahlo's Blue House

Frida Kahlo's Blue House, visited before the crowds in Mexico City

Oaxaca's markets

Oaxaca's markets, tasted with mezcal makers and mole cooks

Chichen Itza

Chichen Itza, walked at first light before the tour buses arrive

A private cenote

A private cenote, swum beneath the Yucatan's limestone

Teotihuacan's pyramids

Teotihuacan's pyramids, climbed with an archaeologist guide

Grey whales

Grey whales in Baja's lagoons, watched from a small private boat

San Miguel de Allende's

San Miguel de Allende's colonial streets, walked at golden hour

FAQ

How many days do you need in Mexico?

Eight to twelve nights suits a first visit, pairing Mexico City with Oaxaca or the Yucatan and a few days on the coast. Baja California is best treated as a separate leg for whales and desert.

When is the best time to visit Mexico?

November to April brings dry, mild weather across most of the country and the best whale watching in Baja. Summer brings afternoon rain to the highlands and hurricane risk to the coasts.

Is Mexico safe and easy to travel?

Yes, particularly with a private guide and driver arranging each stage. Mexico City, Oaxaca, the Yucatan and Baja are all well set up for travellers who prefer a considered, private itinerary.

Do I need a visa for Mexico?

Singapore passport holders travel visa-free to Mexico for stays of up to 180 days. Requirements can change, so check the current position with your Travel Designer before departure.

Where should I go first?

Mexico City for its museums and kitchens, Oaxaca for its markets, and the Yucatan for its ruins and cenotes make a natural first route. Baja suits travellers who want whales and desert coastline.

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