Top Things to Do in Mexico

Looking for a sun-soaked getaway? Discover the top things to do in Mexico, a destination full of vibrant culture, stunning beaches, and incredible history. Whether booking flights to Mexico or Cancun, you'll find plenty of cheap flights from Vancouver with the best deals available. Explore Cancun's pristine beaches, ancient Mayan ruins, and lively markets while keeping your budget in check. With so many affordable flights to Cancun and Mexico, your perfect vacation is just a click away. Start planning your adventure to this tropical paradise today and make the most of your time in Mexico!

Mexico offers so much history, culture, and natural beauty that it has become a haven of diversified experiences for travelers. Aside from lounging in the all-inclusive hotels in Mexico, the city quenches every style, be it the history lover, the foodie, the adventurous, or simply the one seeking relaxation on pristine beaches. Now, let's delve into some unique things to do in this captivating country. 

1. Unleash the Secrets of Ancient Mayan Ruins

It hosts some of the world's most striking archaeological sites and the remains of ancient civilizations like the Maya. The must-see sites include:

Chichen Itza: One of the New Seven Wonders of the World, known for its symbolic pyramid, El Castillo. The long flight from Canada to Mexico is all worth it.

Tulum: Perched on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean Sea, offering stunning views and well-preserved ruins.

Palenque: With its intricately marbled temples and palaces, imagine being enveloped in the sheath of the lush jungle, offering a look into the rich Mayan history.

2. Flavours of Mexico

Mexican cuisine's rich flavors and varieties have taken the world by storm. When you are tired of eating at the restaurants of the all-inclusive hotels in Mexico, take time to explore outside and be prepared for:

Street Food: Tacos al Pastor, tamales, and churros from street vendors.

Regional Specialties: Sample Oaxacan mole, seafood Baja California, and Yucatecan cochinita pibil.

Tequila and Mezcal Tasting: Take a guided tour to tequila distilleries in Jalisco or mezcal producers in Oaxaca, which are companies for tasting and viewing.

3. Relax on beautiful beaches.

The thousands of miles of coastline feature some of the most beautiful beaches and luxury all-inclusive hotels in Mexico, which are to die for. 

Cancun is known for its pristine white sandy beaches and turquoise waters that are great for snorkeling and sunbathing.

Playa del Carmen is a lively beach with an active scene that provides access to water sports and other activities easily done at cenotes nearby.

Puerto Vallarta: Stroll across picturesque beaches and cobblestone streets and enjoy its dynamic nightlife.

4. Discover Colonial Towns

The colonial towns of the country merge history, architecture, and myths.

Mexico City: Walk around the historical center, inside which one can visit the Zocalo, museums, and other impressive buildings from the colony.

Guanajuato has multicolored houses, underground streets, and a famous Alley of the Kiss.

Oaxaca: Explore the markets, sample traditional food, and visit local archaeological sites like Monte Alban.

5. Savor Some Natural Wonders

From the deserts to the jungles, the natural landscapes of Mexico are overwhelming, and taking the flight from Canada to Mexico is an adventurous journey.

Copper Canyon: Copper Canyon is larger in area and depth than the Grand Canyon, with treks and bike rides amidst beautiful views and scenic train journeys.

Sumidero Canyon: Take a boat ride in this dramatic canyon, which resembles tall cliffs and is home to wildlife in the Chiapa region.

Whale watching: Visit Baja California Sur during gray whale migration season.

 6. Festivals and Celebrations

When you think of taking a flight from Canada to Mexico, you think of the festivals and celebrations in Mexico. A great way to witness the vibrancy of Mexican culture is through its exuberant festivals.

Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos): From the end of October to the beginning of November, colorful altars, processions, and traditional ceremonies are performed for unique loved ones.

Carnival in Mazatlán: Although it is pre-Lent, it involves parades with floats, lots of music, and dancing.

Guelaguetza in Oaxaca: This cultural festival occurs in July and provides a venue where many varied traditional dances and music share the stage with regional foods.

 Cinco de Mayo. Cinco de Mayo was celebrated on May 5, when Mexico defeated French forces in 1862. The day is celebrated with processions, music, folk dances, and traditional feasts comprising Mexican food. Although this is not a national holiday in Mexico, except in Puebla, it is still widely celebrated and associated with celebrations denoting Mexican origin and symbolizes Mexican unity.

From ruins and food to beaches and festivals, so much about Mexico will charm the traveler. Its fine blend of history, gastronomy, and natural beauty will make for an unforgettable experience. Pack your bags and let the amazing experiences begin in this magical land!