Ultimate Mexico Highlights: Riviera Maya, Baja Wine Country, Los Cabos & Jalisco

Check into this upscale all-inclusive beachfront resort located right along the coast of Playa del Carmen, offering direct beach access, tranquil pools, and multiple gourmet dining spots.

A highly affordable hotel alternative located right in the heart of Playa del Carmen, offering comfortable rooms, a rooftop pool, and convenient proximity to 5th Avenue and the beach.

For seamless airport pickups and hassle-free transit between Cancun and Playa del Carmen, pre-book private van transportation through Viajemos Mexico to avoid taxi surge rates.

Take a day trip up to the Cancun Hotel Zone to spend the day at Mandala Beach Club, famous for oceanfront loungers, poolside DJs, and refreshing cocktails by the turquoise water.

Board the passenger ferry from Playa del Carmen terminal to Cozumel, providing a scenic 45-minute ride across the Cozumel Channel.

Spend the day at Cozumel's premier all-inclusive day club featuring expansive white-sand beach access, swim-up bars, water trampolines, and unlimited food and drink passes.

When returning from the beach club to the cruise or passenger ferry terminal, double check your transport vouchers and payment receipts to ensure you are not double-charged for taxi fares.

Experience this lively all-inclusive resort property along the Riviera Maya coast, packed with rock-themed memorabilia, expansive lagoon pools, and lively entertainment.

Check into Rancho L-86, an architectural boutique hotel in the heart of the valley that features serene courtyard pools, modern rustic rooms, and exceptional hospitality.

Hire MG Baja Travel guide Douglas Marquez for a private, customized tour of Valle de Guadalupe's finest boutique wineries, craft breweries, and scenic valley lookouts.

Visit one of the region's pioneering vineyards, offering seated tastings under shaded pergolas overlooking sprawling olive groves and grapevine rows.

Stop at this acclaimed rustic al fresco restaurant nestled beneath large oak trees, famous for slow-roasted suckling pig and fresh estate-grown vegetables.

Enjoy a panoramic sunset viewpoint overlooking the rolling hills of the northern valley, perfect for photos before heading to an evening dinner.

End your wine country journey with an innovative multi-course dinner paired with local Baja vintages in an open-air architectural setting.

A legendary beachfront restaurant right on Médano Beach known for lively music, colorful umbrellas, and tables set directly in the sand. Always check bottled spirits carefully before purchasing takeaway bottles.

Relax along the vibrant shores of Médano Beach, Cabo's most popular swimmable beach with panoramic views of Land's End rock formations.

Charter a water taxi or glass-bottom boat from the Cabo marina out to the famous granite arch at Land's End and Lover's Beach.

Stroll around the marina boardwalk, lined with sportfishing yachts, open-air seafood eateries, and local artisan shops.

Climb up to the scenic viewpoint overlooking the bay of Cabo San Lucas, offering a commanding vantage point over both the Sea of Cortez and the open Pacific.

End the evening in San José del Cabo's historic Art District, browsing galleries and enjoying authentic regional Baja Mexican dining.

Embark on an interactive day voyage aboard the Marigalante, a classic wooden Spanish galleon replica featuring pirate stunt shows, games, and an open bar.

The galleon anchors at Majahuitas, a secluded tropical cove accessible only by boat, boasting golden sands, swaying palms, and calm emerald swimming waters.

Book a day trip to Las Caletas, an exclusive private coastal hideaway tucked into the Sierra Madre jungle featuring beachside hammocks, kayaking, and jungle trails.

Embark on an off-road ATV or razor tour up through the Sierra Madre foothills crossing riverbeds and scenic hanging suspension bridges.

Stroll down Puerto Vallarta's iconic oceanfront promenade lined with famous sculptures, vibrant street performers, and sunset view dining.

Journey up into the pine-covered highlands of Jalisco to stay in a cozy wooden cabin in Mazamitla, known as the 'Switzerland of Mexico' for its crisp alpine air and wood-burning fireplaces.

Explore the charming cobblestone streets and whitewashed architecture of Mazamitla's historic main square, dominated by the unique Parroquia de San Cristóbal.

Hike through the lush pine woods to El Salto waterfall, where cool mountain water tumbles down a 35-meter cliff into a tranquil forested canyon.