A 13-Day Journey Through Mexico City, Oaxaca and the Yucatán Peninsula

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A 13-Day Journey Through Mexico City, Oaxaca and the Yucatán Peninsula

Fly over Teotihuacán, cook in Oaxaca and explore Maya cities before unwinding by the Caribbean.

DAYS: 13

Travel from Mexico City to Oaxaca and the Yucatán Peninsula on a thirteen-day journey through art, archaeology, cuisine and nature. Fly above Teotihuacán, cook with a Zapotec family, explore Chichén Itzá and Ek Balam after hours, then swim through Río Secreto before relaxing beside the Caribbean Sea.
Day 1: Arrive in Mexico City & Frida Kahlo-Inspired Dinner
Day 2: Explore San Ángel and Coyoacán
Day 3: Fly Over Teotihuacán
Day 4: Travel to Oaxaca via Cholula
Day 5: Monte Albán and Oaxaca City
Day 6: Cook with a Zapotec Family
Day 7: Fly to Mérida and Explore Its Arts Scene
Day 8: Visit Chichén Itzá and Continue to Valladolid
Day 9: Enter Ek Balam After Hours
Day 10: Discover Valladolid and Reach the Riviera Maya
Day 11: Swim Through Río Secreto
Day 12: Relax in the Riviera Maya
Day 13: Depart the Riviera Maya

DAY 1

Arrive at Mexico City International Airport and meet your private driver for the journey to Campos Polanco, an intimate Art Deco retreat in the heart of Polanco. In the evening, travel to Roma Norte for an immersive dinner inspired by Frida Kahlo. A chef-host brings the artist’s story to life through five courses paired with mezcal, wine and hibiscus cocktails, with each plate reflecting moments from her life and her pride in Mexican identity.   Overnight: Campos Polanco

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