IMPERIAL JEWELS OF MEXICO
Culture 
City Break 
Archaeology 
Adventure & Nature 
Day 1 : Arrival in Mexico City (Public Bus) Queretaro
Arrive at Mexico City International Airport assistance at arrival and transfer to Terminal 1 to board the bus to Queretaro. (Departures every hour from 01:20 until 23:59).
Public bus Primera Plus to Queretaro for 2 hours and 50 minutes
Arrival to Queretaro and transfer to the hotel
Transfer in Seat-in coach in English / Spanish
Day 2 : Querétaro (Public bus) Guanajuato
Breakfast at hotel (**see exception)
Explore the city of Queretaro that is the historical result of the miscegenation between indigenous and Spanish settlements. The viceregal aesthetics of its Historic Center gave it the title of Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO and its crucial role in the history of Mexico make visiting it an experience through time. With a guided tour walking you will visit the Plaza de Armas and the 18th century Casa de la Corregidora, Zenea garden, Andador May 5, Cathedral, Theater of the Republic, Municipal palace etc.
Transfer to the bus station to take a bus to Guanajuato
Public bus Primera Plus to Guanajuato leaves at 18:00 arriving at 20:30
Arrival to Guanajuato and transfer to the hotel› Lunch and dinner not included
Seat in Coach in English / Spanish
Day 3 : Guanajuato – Dolores - San Miguel de Allende – Atotonilco - Guanajuato
Breakfast at hotel
Departure to visit Dolores Hidalgo : we will visit the cradle of independence.
Continue to Atotonilco : The beautiful sanctuary that brings together an exquisite display of painting, sculpture, and poetry, most of which was created by the painter Antonio Martínez de Pocasangre. After that, continue to San Miguel Allende: Where we will see the House of Don Ignacio Allende, the headquarters of the Queen's barracks, as well as visiting one of the most photographed churches in Mexico: The NeoGothic style Parish of San Miguel Arcángel and the viewpoint of the city.
Return to the hotel
Lunch and dinner not included
Seat in Coach in English / Spanish
Day 4 : Guanajuato (Public bus) Guadalajara
Breakfast at hotel
Guanajuato Pedestrian Tour
Including : Juárez Theater, The Garden of the Union, The Basilica of Guanajuato, The University, The Monument to Peace, The Old Government Palace, The Alley of the Kiss, The Plazuela de San Roque and the Alhóndiga de Granaditas. Departures: Tuesday to Sunday. (The meeting point for this tour is on the steps of the Basilica of Guanajuato)
Departure to the Bus station to take a bus to Guadalajara.
Public bus ADO departing at 17:00 arriving at 21:00.
Depart for Guadalajara, the vibrant capital of the state of Jalisco.
Lunch and dinner not included
Seat in Coach in English / Spanish
Day 5 : Guadalajara – City tour and Tlaquepaque – Guadalajara – Morelia
Breakfast at hotel
This tour combines the history of the buildings of Guadalajara and the artisanal magic of Tlaquepaque. We will begin a quiet walk contemplating the most emblematic buildings of our Historic Center. Departure from the Cabañas Institute, heading to Tlaquepaque.
Continue to the bus station to go to Morelia.
Public bus ETN departing at 17:30 pm arriving at 21:00
Arrival to Morelia's historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with its beautiful colonial buildings and cathedrals.
Transfer to the hotel› Lunch and dinner not included
Seat in Coach in English / Spanish
Day 6 : Morelia - Pátzcuaro – Morelia
Breakfast at hotel
Take a day trip to Pátzcuaro, a charming town known for its traditional crafts and Day of the Dead celebrations. Visit the Basílica de Nuestra Señora de la Salud and The Plaza Vasco de Quiroga. Explore the local markets and browse through the handicrafts made by indigenous artisans.
Return to Morelia in the evening and relax at your hotel.
Lunch and dinner not included.
Seat in Coach in English / Spanish
Optional tour :
Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary Tour (From December to March) Price per person in USD $98
Considered by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Monarch butterflies with the ability to follow migratory patterns from Canada to reach Mexico and its mountainous forests, and hibernate until March.
Seat in Coach in English / Spanish
Day 7 : Morelia - Mexico City
Breakfast at hotel
Depart to the bus station to take a bus to Mexico City.
ETN Public bus : departing at 07:00 am arriving at 11:00
Afternoon at leisure in Mexico City to explore the city.
Lunch and dinner not included
Seat in Coach in English / Spanish
Day 8 : Mexico City – Teotihuacan – Mexico City - Out
Breakfast at hotel
Departure for a guided tour to Visit to the site of Teotihuacan and Guadalupe Shrine: Few cities in the world have been considered worthy of being inhabited by gods, who are accustomed to occupying loftier realms than those people by mere mortals. Return to Mexico City and visit Guadalupe Shrine: Over 460 years ago, the legend says that this place was blessed with the appearance of Virgin Mary to an Aztec Indian in Mexico.
End of tour is at 16:30.
Lunch and dinner not included
At appropriate time, departure to the airport to take flight home.
Check out is at 12:00
Seat in Coach in English / Spanish
END OF SERVICES
Our services include :
- Transfer Airport – Hotel - Airport in seat in coach in English/ Spanish
- All visits mentioned in the program in seat in coach in English/ Spanish
- 24/7 telephone assistance in English (based in Mexico City)
- English speaking guide in all tours
- Entrance Fees of the mentioned visits on the Program
- Lodgment on the hotels mentioned or similar according to availability
- Meals mentioned on itinerary **Except Saturday and Sunday Supplement US$ 15.00 per person at Madero Hotel 4*
- Public Bus ticket : Mexico – Queretaro / Queretaro – Guanajuato / Guanajuato – Guadalajara / Guadalajara – Morelia / Morelia – Mexico City
- To guarantee reservations we might claim for an advance of payment. The percentage to guarantee the overall of the bookings will be set by us and we will inform you altogether with the status of your bookings.
- Prices are subject to changes if there’s a major variation of the exchange rate between the usd dollar and the Mexican peso
Our services do not include :
- Transfers from / to AIFA (Felipe Angeles airport) please contact us for prices
- Tips
- Personal expenses
- Domestic flights
- International flights
- Any meal not described on the program
- Personal expenses or telephone calls
- Any visit or excursion not described on the program
- Sickness, accident or repatriate insurance
- Guides and drivers tips
- Changes in programs and reservations for events due to unforeseen reasons
- Our prices do not include tips to drivers or guides MINIMUM SUGGESTED TIP: 4 USD PER PERSON PER DAY FOR GUIDES AND 3 USD PER PERSON PER DAY FOR DRIVER
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City |
HOTELS 3* |
HOTELS 4* |
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QUERETARO |
MARKEE 3* https://www.hotelmarkeequeretaro.com STANDARD ROOM |
MADERO 4* https://hotelmaderoqueretaro.com STANDARD ROOM |
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GUANAJUATO |
MESON DE LOS POETAS 4* https://www.mesondelospoetas.com STANDARD ROOM (1 Bed) |
MESON DE LOS POETAS 4* https://www.mesondelospoetas.com STANDARD ROOM (twin beds) |
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GUADALAJARA |
CASINO PLAZA 3* http://www.hotelcasinoplaza.mx STANDARD ROOM |
MORALES 4* http://www.hotelmorales.com.mx STANDARD ROOM |
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MORELIA |
MESON DE LOS REMEDIOS 3* https://www.hotelmesondelosremedios.com STANDARD ROOM |
ALAMEDA 4* https://www.hotel-alameda.com.mx STANDARD ROOM |
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MEXICO CITY |
REGENTE 3* https://www.hotel-regente.com.mx/ STANDARD ROOM |
CASA BLANCA 4* https://www.hotelcasablanca.com.mx STANDARD ROOM |
Mexico, a country rich in history, culture, and diverse landscapes, invites travelers to explore its enchanting tapestry of ancient ruins, vibrant cities, and breathtaking coastlines. Mexico City, the bustling capital, is a metropolis that seamlessly blends Aztec and Spanish colonial heritage, evident in landmarks like the historic Zocalo and the grand Metropolitan Cathedral. The Yucatán Peninsula is a treasure trove of archaeological wonders, with Chichen Itzá's iconic pyramid and the ancient city of Tulum overlooking the Caribbean Sea. Oaxaca, a UNESCO-listed city, captivates with its indigenous markets, vibrant festivals, and traditional Zapotec and Mixtec crafts.
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Visa Requirements :
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Language :
The official language of Mexico is Spanish. While English is widely spoken in tourist areas and major cities, it's helpful to know some basic Spanish phrases to enhance your travel experience.
Currency :
The official currency of Mexico is the Mexican Peso (MXN). Credit cards are widely accepted in most tourist areas, but it's a good idea to carry some cash, especially when visiting smaller towns and markets.
Transportation :
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Chichen Itza : Explore the iconic Mayan ruins, including the famous El Castillo pyramid.
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Cancun : Enjoy the white sand beaches, water sports, and lively nightlife of this popular resort destination.
Oaxaca : Immerse yourself in indigenous culture, visit colorful markets, and taste traditional cuisine in this colonial city.
Cultural Etiquette :
Mexicans are known for their warm hospitality, so it's polite to greet people with a friendly "Hola" (hello) or "Buenos días" (good morning).
Tipping is customary in Mexico. In restaurants, a tip of 10-15% is standard if service is not included.
Respect local customs and traditions, especially when visiting religious sites or participating in cultural events.
Safety :
While Mexico is generally safe for tourists, it's essential to exercise caution and be aware of your surroundings, especially in tourist areas known for petty crime. Stay informed about travel advisories and avoid areas with a history of drug-related violence.
Cuisine :
Mexican cuisine is world-renowned for its bold flavors and diverse regional specialties. Don't miss trying dishes like tacos, enchiladas, mole, ceviche, and guacamole. Street food stalls offer authentic and delicious options at affordable prices, but ensure they maintain proper hygiene standards.
Health :
Make sure your routine vaccinations are up to date before traveling to Mexico. Depending on your travel plans, you may need additional vaccinations such as hepatitis A and typhoid. Drink bottled water and avoid ice cubes in drinks to prevent traveler's diarrhea.
Mexico is a captivating destination that offers a perfect blend of history, culture, natural beauty, and culinary delights. Whether you're exploring ancient ruins, lounging on beautiful beaches, or savoring mouthwatering street food, you're sure to create unforgettable memories in this enchanting country. Just remember to plan ahead, stay safe, and immerse yourself in the vibrant spirit of Mexico!
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