Wine, Whales and Wonders of Mexico

Mexico City stands on the ruins of Tenochtitlán, once the Aztec capital, reshaped by Spanish colonization and centuries of urban growth. The city’s festivals, architecture and museums – like the Museo Nacional de Antropología and Museo Soumaya – reflect its wide cultural scope, plus the food scene is exceptional.

From Mexico City you’ll take a flight to Tijuana and enjoy a private transfer to Valle de Guadalupe, in the heart of the Baja California Peninsula. Hemmed in by mountains and with a Mediterranean microclimate, Valle de Guadalupe is Mexico’s premier wine region and lends itself to slow exploration and farm-to-table dining.

Located at the southern tip of the Baja California Peninsula, Los Cabos offers extraordinary marine wildlife encounters in the the Sea of Cortez, which French environmentalist Jacques Cousteau called “the world’s aquarium”. Los Cabos, or “The Capes”, is a dramatic landscape of desert, rocky outcrops and secluded bays, with laidback San Jose and lively, action-packed San Lucas its two main towns.