Vibe Adventures

Highlights

• Tour around the State of Mexico – one of the most beautiful & diverse states in Mexico.
• Stroll impressive UNESCO-listed colonial center of Mexico City.
• See imposing 105-m tall Cascada De Nanchititla – the 6th tallest waterfall in Mexico.
• Hike Nevado de Toluca Volcano & admire its unique crystal-clear twin crater lakes.
• Visit Teotihuacan – one of the greatest pre-Hispanic cities in Mexico and the former capital of the ancient empire.

Highlights

• Get to know Mexico City – the largest city in Latin America and a world-class cultural hub.
• Climb huge Pirámides del Sol y de la Luna in UNESCO-declared Teotihuacán.
• Stroll UNESCO-listed colonial centers of Queretaro, San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Zacatecas & Morelia.
• Visit la Mina El Eden, the only mine in the country that allows visitors to enter.
• See La Quemada – mysterious pre-Columbian ruins that used to be home to a flourishing Mesoamerican population.

Highlights

• Wade through the water to explore this the giant cave system of Actun Tunichil Muknal, Mayan sacred spot where it was believed gods lived.
• Snorkel in crystal-clear waters of Placencia, a charming, low-key fishing village at the southern tip of the same-named peninsula.
• Get acquainted with Garifuna culture in Hopkins, a friendly coastal village on Belizean coast.
• Do your piece of outdoor adventures in San Ignacio, a vibrant traveler center that is a great base for exploring Maya ruins and cave systems in the Western part of the country.
• Relax, swim and party in Caye Caulker, a long thin limestone caye famous for its car-free policy, sensational seafood as well as snorkeling and boating along the nearby Belize Barrier Reef.

Highlights

• Tour around Michoacan – one of the most beautiful and least visited states in Mexico.
• Enjoy impressive UNESCO-listed colonial center of Morelia.
• Get charmed by Janitzio – a picturesque island in the middle of Pátzcuaro Lake.
• Hike Paricutin – the youngest volcano in the Western Hemisphere.
• Visit Tzintzuntzan – one of the greatest pre-Hispanic cities in Mexico and former capital of the ancient Purepecha State.

Highlights

• Visit UNESCO-listed Quirigua, one of the most ancient Mayan cities that contain some outstanding 8th-century monuments and impressive series of carved stelae and sculpted calendars.
• Relax in unique natural hot waterfalls of Finca el Paraiso.
• Enjoy the quietness and beauty of Flores – a picturesque town on the island on Lago Petén Itzá.
• Explore UNESCO-listed Tikal – one of the major sites of the Mayan civilization situated in Guatemalan jungles.
• Swim in Semuc Champey – a magnificently beautiful stepped series of limestone pools with cool, flowing river water.

Highlights

• Get to know diverse Mexico City – the largest and one of the oldest cities in Latin America.
• Visit impressive colonial cities of Queretero, Puebla, Guanajuato and San Miguel de Allende.
• Enjoy impressive UNESCO-listed colonial center of Morelia.
• Get charmed by Janitzio – a picturesque island in the middle of Pátzcuaro Lake.
• Walk on a 45-km long Aqueduct of Padre Tembleque Hydraulic System constructed in the 16th century.

Highlights

• Get to know Mexico City – the largest city in Latin America and a world-class cultural hub with a huge variety of museums, galleries, and architectural gems, along with bustling nightlife and diverse gastronomic culture.
• Climb huge Pirámides del Sol y de la Luna in UNESCO-declared Teotihuacán, Mexico’s biggest ancient city and the capital of what was probably the country’s largest pre-Hispanic empire.
• Explore magnificent Tehuacan-Cuicatlan UNESCO Biosphere Reserve located in a complex system of mountain ranges and valleys generating great biodiversity and different ecosystems.
• Have a swim and see the sunset in Hierve el Agua, a series of spectacularly sited mineral springs in Oaxaca.
• Learn surfing in Salina Cruz – one of the most important surfing centers on the Mexican Pacific coast.

Highlights

• Get to know San Salvador – explore its galleries and museums, dive into the teeming markets, where travelers are greeted with typical guanaco hospitality.
• Go kayaking on the lake, take a boat tour with local fishermen or visit impressive waterfalls and caves in Suchitoto.
• Visit captivating UNESCO-declared ruins of Joya de Ceren – known as the Pompeii of the Americas.
• Explore la Ruta de las Flores – a 36 km-long serene and verdant route perfect for hiking, village-hopping, and food experimentation.
• Relax in one of Ahuachapan’s popular hot springs.