Best Outdoor sports in Miguel Hidalgo

Venture out on a cultural trip through the Lake of Xochimilco and the university city, considered World Heritage Sites by UNESCO.

Discover the origins of Mexico's national drink on a guided trip. Explore the typical towns of Tequila and Amatitán. Visit a distillery to learn about the tequila-making process.

Experience the warm waters of the Sea of Cortes as you snorkel in one of the most beautiful bays in all of Cabo. Set off on a four-hour cruise with included snacks and an open bar.

Take a full-day trip from Mexico City to admire Taxco, a unique colonial town famous for its silver works. Take advantage of the unique opportunity to explore an ancient pre-Hispanic mine.

Explore Mexico City aboard a double-decker panoramic bus. Hop on and off at the stops along 3 different circuits which showcase the primary historic landmarks and neighborhoods of the city.

Embark on a snorkeling tour aboard a 46-foot catamaran and enjoy an excursion specially designed for sea lovers. Enjoy an international open bar and appetizers during the tour.

Visit Ria Celestún Biosphere Reserve on a tour from Mérida and see the resident pink flamingos. Go swimming, look for native and migratory birds, and ride a boat through a mangrove forest.

Visit one of the main colonial cities in Mexico on a small group day trip to San Miguel de Allende, with round-trip transportation from Mexico City. Take a 1.5-hour guided tour on arrival and get some free time to explore at your own pace.

Embark on an adventure and observe with your own eyes how bioluminescence is possible in Manialtepec Lagoon. Admire the lights in the water that look like if you were seeing shooting stars in the sky.