Mexico, at your own pace

The destination

A little about Mexico

Mexico holds more UNESCO World Heritage Sites than almost any country in the Americas, including Chichén Itzá, a Mayan pyramid so precisely engineered that on the spring and autumn equinox, sunlight casts a shadow resembling a serpent slithering down its steps. The Yucatán Peninsula sits riddled with cenotes, natural limestone sinkholes filled with crystal-clear freshwater, some connected to underground river systems that divers are still mapping today. And each winter, hundreds of millions of monarch butterflies migrate thousands of kilometres to a handful of forests in central Mexico, turning entire trees orange with their wings.