Casa Oaxaca

One of the best parts of Mexico – its food. Devour top-notch tacos, authentic mole and decadent seafood, inspiring cookery classes and everything from critically acclaimed fine-dining restaurants to mouth-watering street food joints. This is the ultimate Mexico itinerary for foodies. Get under the skin of these top culinary destinations, exploring Mexico City, along with the authentic colonial cities of Puebla and Oaxaca, a very fun itinerary with delicious food found at every turn.

Sink into an exquisite break of perfect pairings as you indulge in the glorious beauty and culinary delights of Mexico City and Oaxaca. Taking you along the road less travelled you will submerge in a bespoke private out of hours tour of the National Museum of Anthropology, soak up authentic Mexican markets and lose yourself in unique foodie experiences with expert guides, chefs and local Zapotec families, sharing their passion and knowledge in everything they do.

Close to the world-famous Mayan archaeological site of Palenque, the Quinta Chanabnal evokes a Mayan palace complex, and combines traditional pre-Hispanic designs and contemporary sophistication to create an enchantingly romantic boutique hotel.

Hotel Bo, fabulously located in San Cristobal de las Casas, one of Mexico’s most picturesque and interesting colonial towns, is a chic and contemporary design hotel that provides a superb base for exploring the rich and colourful Maya heritage of Chiapas.

A design feat, Hotel Terrestre is an idyllic contemporary oasis, constructed entirely of locally sourced materials, complementing the vibrant landscape of the Oaxacan coast. The retreat is home to fourteen villas, pools, spa and restaurant.

Many regard Palenque as the apogee of the Maya civilisation, and these amazing ruins looming out of the jungle lack nothing in atmosphere. Marvel at the remarkable pyramid temples, ball courts and ceremonial plazas with your private guide.

Be stunned by this ultimate experience that takes you on a full day exploration of the art of mezcal production and a journey into Mesoamerica at the ceremonial site of Mitla.

Meet your guide for a full day excursion to Teotitlan Del Valle, possibly the prettiest village in the east side of the valley. Here there is a remarkable church with authentic art subjects from XVI Century.