Where We Go
Destinations
Every trip is a deep dive into a different corner of Mexico — its people, its craft, its food, and its history. We go where the culture lives.
View our Multi-Day and Day-Drips below!
Immersive Journeys Across Mexico
Oaxaca — Night of the Radishes
A world-class destination for food, textiles, and indigenous culture. We visit master weavers, mezcal producers, and the ancient ruins of Monte Albán — culminating in the extraordinary Night of the Radishes festival.
Chiapas — Textiles of the Highland Maya
Home to some of the finest weavers in the world. We travel through San Cristóbal de las Casas and into the highland villages where traditional backstrap loom weaving is still practiced daily.
Michoacán — Palm Sunday in Uruapan
A region of extraordinary artisans — lacquerware, copper, ceramics, and the famous Day of the Dead celebrations on the shores of Lake Pátzcuaro. Palm Sunday in Uruapan is a highlight not to be missed.
México City — Introduction to Mexico City
One of the world's great cities. We explore its murals, markets, museums, and neighborhoods — from Coyoacán to the Zócalo — with expert local guides.
Veracruz — The Best of Veracruz
The birthplace of son jarocho and Afro-Mexican culture. We experience the music, the food, and the living traditions of this often-overlooked coastal region.
Colima — Discover Colima
A small, proud state with a rich artisan tradition. We explore its colonial capital, volcanic landscapes, and the distinctive pottery and palm-weaving traditions that define the region.
Puebla — Discover Puebla / Chile en Nogada Season
Talavera tiles, baroque churches, and the legendary chile en nogada — Puebla is a feast for the senses. We time our visit to coincide with the chile en nogada season, a true culinary and cultural event.
Guerrero — Coast of Guerrero
Beyond Acapulco lies a coastline rich in Afro-Mexican heritage, lacquerware traditions, and the vibrant artisan markets of Olinalá. We go deep into the culture of this remarkable state.
Yucatán Península — Hanal Pixan
The Yucatán's own Day of the Dead — Hanal Pixan — is a deeply moving celebration rooted in Maya tradition. We experience it alongside local families, alongside Mérida's colonial grandeur and ancient ruins.
Hidalgo, Querétaro, Guanajuato, San Luis Potosí
The colonial heartland of Mexico — silver cities, baroque architecture, and living craft traditions from Otomí embroidery to obsidian carving. A journey through four states that shaped the nation.
Explore the Lakeside Region & Beyond
Tonalá — Pottery & Glass
One of Mexico's premier craft towns, just outside Guadalajara. Tonalá is famous for its blown glass, talavera-style pottery, and furniture workshops — a full day of artisan discovery.
Tlaquepaque
A charming pedestrian village of galleries, studios, and boutiques. Tlaquepaque is the cultural heart of the Guadalajara metropolitan area — perfect for an afternoon of art and craft exploration.
Guadalajara
Mexico's second city is a powerhouse of culture — mariachi, tequila, muralism, and a thriving contemporary art scene. We take you beyond the tourist trail to the neighborhoods and markets that locals love.
Lake Cajititlán
A tranquil lake village south of Guadalajara, known for its fresh pescado blanco, traditional fishing culture, and unhurried lakeside pace — a perfect half-day escape.
Jocotepec
A weaving town on the western shore of Lake Chapala, celebrated for its serapes and rebozos. We visit local weavers and explore the Saturday market that draws artisans from across the region.
San Miguel Soyatlán
A small lakeside village known for its palm-weaving traditions and stunning views across Lake Chapala. A quiet, authentic corner of Jalisco that most visitors never discover.
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