Central America
highlights of
mexico
trip highligh­­­ts
Sun and Moon pyramids at Teotihuacan
The rarefied climes of San Cristobal de la Casas
Magnificent Sumidoro Canyon.
The stunning jungle ruins of Palenque,
Fascinating Chichen Itza
The world famous beach resort of Cancun.
Trip Duration13 days
GradeAdventure touring
ActivitiesAdventure Touring, Day Walking
Summary13 day trip, 12 nights hotel
welcome to
World Expeditions
Thank you for your interest in our Highlights of Mexico trip. At
World Expeditions we are passionate about our off the beaten track
experiences as they provide our travellers with the thrill of coming
face to face with untouched cultures as well as wilderness regions
of great natural beauty. We are committed to ensuring that our
unique itineraries are well researched, affordable and tailored for the
enjoyment of small groups or individuals ‑ philosophies that have
been at our core since 1975 when we began operating adventure
holidays. Our itineraries will give you the very best travel experience,
designed by people with incredible local knowledge who share our
vision of authentic exchange and real exploration with a responsible
tourism approach. Whether you like your adventures to include
trekking, touring, cycling, mountaineering, kayaking or cruising World
Expeditions can make it happen for you. We hope you will join us for
a life changing experience!!
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Trip Code: HMX
why travel with World Expeditions?
Our partners in Central America are highly professional and have
tailored this itinerary to ensure our clients experience the main Mayan
and Aztec archaeological and cultural attractions in Mexico. The
experience and enthusiasm of our local guides throughout Central
America ensures that we maintain the leading edge in adventure travel
and ensures our trips are unique and provide excellent value for money.
This trip takes us into areas where traditional tours do not always go.
Compare our prices and all our inclusions and we feel that few trips can
compare in terms of value for money. In addition responsible travel is
important to us. Given our local experience and excellent leadership, we
are quite sure that this trip will be the trip of a lifetime.
highlights of mexico
An amazing cultural odyssey discovering Mexico’s diverse and rich cultural past
trip cost
Joining Mexico City:$2890
All prices are per person
options & supplements
Single Supplement:
Forced Single TRAVELLER Supplement:
$860
$1820
These short extensions usually operate for a minimum
of 2 passengers travelling together, however most can
be done if you are travelling alone (Single Traveller
Surcharge). If there are two or more people travelling
together who cannot or prefer not to share rooms a
single supplement cost will be added to your invoice.
For competitive airfares and stopover ideas
to join this adventure, contact our expert staff
today to receive a detailed quote.
the trip
This extraordinary touring adventure encompasses the highlights of Mexico’s diverse and
rich cultural past. Discover a fascinating history going back thousands of years through
the Mayan, Aztec and Olmec cultures that have left Mexico with a rich heritage of stunning
archaeological sites. The Mayan culture is immediately apparent near Mexico City where we
view the huge Sun and Moon pyramids at Teotihuacan. We travel on to Oaxaca to discover
the cultural ancestry of the Zapotec people and spend time in the rarefied climes of San
Cristobal de la Casas and the magnificent Sumidoro Canyon. From there we visit the stunning
jungle ruins of Palenque, with its dramatic Mayan step pyramid architecture and Chichen Itza,
recently declared one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Complete this remarkable
journey on one of the most famous beach resort cities in the world, Cancun.
at a glance
DAY 1ARRIVE MEXICO CITY
DAY 2CITY TOUR & MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY
DAY 3PYRAMIDS OF TEOTIHUACÁN
DAY 4MEXICO CITY TO PUEBLA AND OAXACA
DAY 5MONTE ALBAN & MITLA
DAY 6BOAT RIDE IN THE SUMIDERO CANYON, ONTO SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASES
DAY 7SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASES
DAY 8AGUA AZUL WATERFALLS, ONTO PALENQUE
DAY 9PALENQUE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE, TO COASTAL TOWN OF CAMPECHE
DAY 10UXMAL MAYA ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE, THE ‘WHITE CITY’ OF MERIDA
DAY 11CHICHEN ITZA, ONTO CANCUN
DAY 12CANCUN
DAY 13TRIP CONCLUDES IN CANCUN
what’s included
12 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 2 dinners
Arrival transfer on Day 1
Comfortable well located accommodation on a twin‑share basis
All transfers and excursions as mentioned in itinerary, operated in seat‑in‑vehicle
basis
Sightseeing and site entrance fees as listed
Expert local bilingual guides
Local cash payments are becoming increasingly popular with many operators in the
adventure travel industry. The policy seems to benefit the tour operators, more than the
local economies or travellers, as it avoids local taxes and transfers the cost and risk of
cash handling to travellers. In accordance with our Responsible Travel practices we have
chosen a policy not to ask for such payments.
detailed itinerary
DAY 1Arrive Mexico City
Meet and greet with a local representative and transfer to your hotel. Mexico City, with a population
of over 22 million, sprawls across some 2000sqkm. It is a giant cosmopolitan city, encompassing
everything from colonial palaces to slums, and quiet plazas and parks juxtapose the unending
stream of traffic. The sheer size of Mexico City is most definitely worth experiencing, and it will
certainly leave you with a lasting impression. Overnight: Hotel Casa Blanca Mexico City or similar
meals: NIL
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trip dates
Departs weekly on Mondays
important notes
Note: - prices valid up to 4/12/2017. For trips departing
after this date, the price will likely increase subject to
local inflationary pressures on operational costs.
fast facts
Countries Visited:
Mexico
Visas:
Please check visa requirements with
your reservations consultant*
Vaccinations:
Please consult a travel vaccination
specialist for up to date information
Private Groups:
Private group options are
available for this trip*
Singles:
A single supplement is available for this trip*
Leader:
Expert local leader in each country
Brochure Reference:
The Americas
*Ask our staff for more information.
DAY 2City tour & Museum of Anthropology
Get to know one of the world´s biggest and most exciting cities! Enjoy a guided visit in the historical
centre, listed by UNESCO as World Heritage. This interesting tour will include “The Zocalo”, the
heart of the city, where you will visit the Metropolitan Cathedral, one of the oldest and largest of
the Americas, and the National Palace, home of the famous murals of Diego Rivera. You will also
see the ruins of the Templo Mayor, one of the most important temples of the Aztecs in their ancient
capital city of Tenochtitlan. Next, we drive down the beautiful Paseo de la Reforma Avenue to arrive
at Chapultepec Park. In pre-Hispanic times a summer residence for the noble class of the Aztecs,
now it is Mexico City’s largest park and one of the largest city parks in the world. We will visit the
Museum of Anthropology. This museum is considered to be among the world’s finest of its kind. Here
you will admire the famous Aztec calendar stone, models of Tenochtitlán, a fascinating market place
diorama, giant stone Olmec heads from the jungles of Tabasco and Veracruz, among many other
interesting treasures. Overnight: Hotel Casa Blanca Mexico City or similar
meals: B
DAY 3Pyramids of Teotihuacán
Discover Teotihuacán, ‘the place where gods were created’. Teotihuacan is one of the most
impressive archaeological sites of the country. It is assumed that the city may have counted
200,000 inhabitants during its period of prosperity. In those years, Teotihuacán was the biggest city
of the American continent and one of the biggest of the world. Until its inhabitants abandoned the
city around the 8th century, Teotihuacan was probably the most significant and civilized cultural
centre of ancient Mexico. During this guided excursion you will encounter the magic and mystery of
Teotihuacan. Admire (and climb?) the Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon. Walk down the Avenue of
the Dead, visit the Temple of Quetzalcoatl with its unique stone sculptures of plumed serpents, the
Temple of the Butterflies, and the Fortresses. Before arriving back at your hotel, we make a stop at
the Shrine of the Virgin of Guadalupe, a pilgrimage place for millions of Mexicans and people from
all around the world. Overnight: Hotel Casa Blanca Mexico City or similar
meals: B
DAY 4Mexico City to Puebla and Oaxaca
Today we leave Mexico City behind. We are heading west towards Puebla, Mexico’s fourth largest
city, passing the photogenic, snow-capped volcanoes Popocatépetl (Smoking Mountain, 5464m) and
Iztaccíhuatl (Sleeping Lady, 5230m). A visit is planned to Santa Maria Tonantzintla with its gorgeous
temple decorated by indigenous people. In Puebla, also known as the “City of Angels”, we will visit
the extraordinary Rosary Chapel, the Cathedral, the main square and its beautiful historical centre.
Continue to Oaxaca, one of the most colorful colonial towns of Mexico and, just like Puebla, listed as
World Heritage. Overnight: Hotel Mision de los Angeles or similar.
Transport times: Mexico City - Puebla (2.5hrs/150km), Puebla - Oaxaca (4.5hrs/350km)
meals: B
DAY 5Monte Alban & Mitla
Visit Monte Alban, built on a mountain top flattened by the Zapotecs. We will find here cultural traces
from different civilizations, such as the Olmecs, Mixtecs and Zapotecs. We will then continue to
Mitla, one of the most enigmatic sacred places of the region, especially famous for its mosaics. The
village had great importance as a burial site and is also a great place to buy your crafts. En route we
will make a stop at the famous Tule tree. Return to Oaxaca and experience the beauty of this city,
with wonderful crafts, typical gastronomy, and sights such as the Cathedral, the magnificent Santo
Domingo church, the Museum of Gold, and the colorful “20 de Noviembre” market. Overnight: Hotel
Mision de los Angeles or similar
meals: B
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DAY 6Boat ride in the Sumidero Canyon, onto San Cristobal De Las Cases
responsible travel
The environments we travel through are
fragile. It is our responsibility as visitors to
minimise the impact of our presence. World
Expeditions were the proud recipients of
the inaugural Australian National Travel
Industry’s Environmental Achievement award
for our Responsible Travel Guidebook. This
detailed guide to responsible and sustainable
travel is provided to all World Expeditions
clients before they travel. Please ask your
consultant if you have not received your copy
of our award winning book. Alternatively,
you may like to download a copy from our
website www.worldexpeditions.com
trip grading
Adventure touring
These are our least demanding trips. These
journeys of discovery involve little or no
extended activity and are suitable for people
with a basic level of fitness and good health.
The itinerary may take place in remote areas
(with basic facilities) and may involve long
travel days on various types of transport.
Sightseeing may be conducted on foot
and all participants should be capable of
carrying their own luggage from vehicle
to hotel rooms. * Suggested preparation:
Once or twice a week, we recommend you
walk on undulating terrain for an hour, for
at least 2 ‑3 months prior to departure.
In the early morning (around 04:00am) we will depart to the beautiful state of Chiapas. Today’s
highlight will be a boat ride through the Sumidero Canyon, which measures a thousand meters at
its highest point. Admire the beautiful rock formations and enjoy the abundant wildlife that lives on
the shores of the Grijalva river (crocodiles, spider monkeys, and many different species of birds).
Afterwards, you will pass through the historically important town Chiapa de Corzo, on our way to San
Cristobal de las Casas. Overnight: Hotel Casa Vieja or similar
Transport times: Oaxaca - Sumidero Canyon (8hrs-550km), Sumidero Canyon - San Cristobal De Las
Cases (2hrs-90km)
meals: B
DAY 7San Cristobal De Las Cases
Take a stroll through the narrow cobblestone streets of San Cristobal, one of Mexico’s bestpreserved colonial towns, full of brightly painted houses and beautiful churches. With its laid-back,
bohemian atmosphere, you can spend hours browsing the shops and artisans’ markets. Full day at
leisure. Alternatively, take an optional trip to San Juan Chamula and San Lorenzo Zinacantan. These
two indigenous villages, located in the highlands of Chiapas, are full of mystic traditions and famous
for their unique textiles. Overnight: Hotel Casa Vieja or similar
meals: B
DAY 8Agua Azul waterfalls, onto Palenque
On the way to Palenque we will visit the waterfalls of Agua Azul. The turquoise color, which makes
these waterfalls so unique, comes from the high level of mineral content of the water. Enjoy the
surrounding jungle environment and go for a swim (if time permits it). Afterwards we will continue
our way through lush jungle with Palenque as today’s final destination. Overnight: Hotel Chan-Kah or
similar
Transport times: San Cristobal De Las Cases - Agua Azul waterfalls (3.5hrs - 160km), Agua Azul
waterfalls - Palenque (1.5hrs - 70km)
meals: B
DAY 9Palenque archaeological site, to coastal town of Campeche
Visit the archaeological zone of Palenque, surrounded by jungle, and one of the most important sites
of the Maya World. It was inside the Pyramid of the Inscriptions where King Pakal’s sarcophagus
and its carved gravestone were found. Enjoy the impressive structures as well as the breathtaking
natural environment of this World Heritage Site. After this visit, we head to the coastal town of
Campeche. Campeche’s prosperity as a thriving port town made it a frequent target for attacks by
pirates. Following the worst attack, in 1663, impressive defensive walls were built around the town.
Upon arrival you will enjoy a panoramic tour through the city. Overnight: Hotel Del Mar or similar
Transport times: Palenque - Campeche (5hrs - 360km)
meals: B
DAY 10Uxmal Maya archaeological site, the ‘white city’ of Merida
On the way to Merida we will visit Uxmal (meaning “built three times”), located in the Puuc region.
Uxmal, also listed as World Heritage, is considered one of the Maya cities that is most representative
of the Puuc style, the region’s dominant architectural style. Explore the Magician Pyramid, the
Quadrangle of the Nuns, the Governor’s palace and the ballgame court. After this visit you will
proceed to Merida, “The White City”, to enjoy a panoramic tour, including Montejo Avenue, the
monument to Motherland, the main square, the cathedral and government palace. Overnight: El
Conquistador or similar
Transport times: Campeche - Uxmal (2hrs - 170km), Uxmal - Merida (1.5hrs - 85km)
meals: B
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adventure travel
By its very nature adventure travel involves
an element of the unexpected. In remote
and developing countries do not expect
standards you are used to at home. Remote
areas are sometimes unpredictable and
itineraries may be altered. To get the most
out of your adventure it is important that
you are flexible, positive and eager to
take on all the challenges that arise. If you
are uncertain about your suitability for
this trip we recommend that you speak
with your consultant or travel agent.
important note
These trip notes represent the most
current information for this itinerary, and
may supersede any information in the
current brochure, including but not limited
to the itinerary and price. The itinerary
should be seen as a guide only. This
itinerary may change at any time due to
inclement weather, forces of nature and
other circumstances beyond our control.
DAY 11Chichen Itza, onto Cancun
At the end of the Early Classic Period, around the year 600 AD, Chichen Itza was one of the largest
and most prominent Maya cities. Nowadays, Chichen Itza is undoubtedly the best-preserved Maya
site on the Yucatan peninsula, and it was recently declared one of the New Seven Wonders of the
World. Various different architectural styles are seen in Chichen Itza. Most famous landmarks are
the Temple of Kukulkan (“El Castillo”), the Ballgame Court, the Platform of the Skulls, the Temple of
the Jaguar, the Observatory, the One Thousand Columns, and the Sacred Cenote. Then continue to
Cancun for your overnight accommodation. Overnight: Hotel Krystal Cancun
Transport times: Merida - Chichen Itza (2hrs - 125km), Chichen Itza - Cancun (3hrs - 225km)
meals: B,D
DAY 12Cancun
Enjoy free time relaxing on Cancun’s beautiful beaches or visit to the Regional Museum of
Anthropology and History to learn more about the history of the beautiful Yucatan Peninsula, or a
stroll along the tree-lined Avenida Tulum. Overnight: Hotel Krystal Cancun
meals: B,L,D
DAY 13Trip concludes in Cancun
The trip concludes after breakfast.
meals: B
This itinerary is subject to change with any change in Community regulations as well as Governmental changes and natural circumstances beyond our control.
country information
Twenty thousand years before Columbus, Central America was occupied by people whose
descendants built a number of complex and highly‑developed civilisations, including the
Toltecs, Mayans and Aztecs. These civilisations flourished from 1200 BC to AD 1500, and
their great ruins will be seen as we travel from the imposing imperial city of Teotihuacan to the
Zapotec ruins at Oaxaca and the serene Mayan ruins of Tikal, Palenque and Copan. Mexico’s
first great civilisation, that of the Olmecs, flourished between 1200 and 900 BC. Noted for
their large sculptures of heads that combined the features of babies and jaguars, the Olmecs’
serpent‑worshipping religion and social structure heavily influenced the future civilisations
of Central America. Teotihuacan was the first principal city‑state, appearing to have reached
its imperial zenith around AD 400. As well as the ruins at Teotihuacan, other pyramid cities
were built at Cholula and in Guatemala. Most of Southern Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, and
some of Honduras and El Salvador were at one stage controlled by Teotihuacan. The serpent
god Quetzalcoatl, whose feathered form symbolised fertility and life, was worshipped by the
Teotihuacan and continued to be worshipped by their descendants, right down to the Aztecs.
From the Yucatan Peninsula, the Mayans ruled the Mexican lowlands, across Guatemala
and from Belize to Honduras. The Classical Mayan empire thrived between AD 250 and 900.
Two schools of thought exist as to the structure of the empire – that it was either made up
of twenty independent city‑states, or it consisted of two military alliances. A central plaza
surrounded by temple pyramids, tombs and palaces, typifies Mayan cities. Ornamental
stelae and altars were carved to depict histories, the people and gods. The Mayan calendar
and writing system indicate the advanced nature of their early society – they developed an
elaborate pictorial and phonetic writing system with over 300 symbols, and a circular 260‑day
calendar. The calendar could predict eclipses of the sun and the movements of the moon and
Venus. An elaborate method of telling time was also developed. The Mayans seem to have
been a superstitious people. They believed in predestination and had a complex astrology,
no doubt based on their calendar. Their religion was highly ritualistic and involved much
human sacrifice, by way of beheading (in Post‑classical Mayan society rather than Classical);
a ritual of alcohol imbibing; bloodletting from the ears, tongue and penis; and dancing. They
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believed that the universe was made up of a centre and four spheres, thirteen layers of heaven
and nine layers of underworld. Mayan gods of rain, maize, death and fire were worshipped,
and their rulers were believed to be divine. Mayan civilisation appears to have collapsed by
the 10th century and, for a time, power in Central America was divested into the hands of a
number of statelets, until the advent of the Tula Empire. The Aztecs followed the collapse of
the Tula Empire, some time after the 13th century. Initially a nomadic western tribe, the Aztecs
consolidated an empire after a great deal of warfare. They were a bloodthirsty people: their
customs of human sacrifice and wife‑stealing typify this. By further example – in the early
14th century the Aztecs acted as mercenaries: they defeated one ruler, Co, and sent him 8000
human ears; and upon the dedication of the Great Temple at Tenochtitlan 20,000 captives
were sacrificed. By the middle of the century they had settled at Tenochtitilan, an island lake in
central Mexico. And from there they served as mercenaries. By the mid‑15th century they had
formed alliances with other city‑states, and with this power base they mercilessly extracted
tribunes from conquered tribes and set about building their cities. It was the Aztecs who were
the dominant people of Central America when the Spanish, under Cortes, arrived in 1519 on
the Gulf Coast. According to Aztec mythology and predicted in their calendar, Quetzalcoatl, the
feathered serpent god, would return one day to reclaim his throne.
climate
MEXICO ‑ This is a large country and the climate varies accordingly. The hot season is from
May–October, with June–September being the hottest period of this season. San Cristobal is
cool all year round. In winter, northern Mexico is chilly but the weather in the south is mild.
dietary requirements
Provided we are advised in advance of your departure we are able to cater for vegetarian diets
and can assist with medically recommended diets (allergies and intolerances). Please ensure
you discuss your requirements with us well in advance (at least 1 month prior to your trip) to
determine whether we can cater to such dietary requirements on your chosen adventure. Please
note that options are likely to be limited in very remote locations or alternatives may be more
expensive or unavailable. There may be times when those with special requirements may need
to provide their own food. We are unable to guarantee a peanut‑free or allergen‑free trip, and
therefore, we strongly encourage that travellers with life‑threatening or severe allergies take
all necessary medical precautions to prepare for the possibility of exposure. Passengers must
travel with all necessary medications for food allergies and be capable of self‑administering
these medications.
what you carry
You will be required to carry all your luggage between hotels and transportation. On sightseeing
days you will be required to carry a day pack with your camera, water proof clothing and any
other personal items you may require during the day.
equipment required
Specialist gear required include walking boots and day pack (a comprehensive gear list is
provided in the pre‑departure information provided on booking).
non exclusive trips
This itinerary is not exclusive to World Expeditions and is subject to change due to weather
conditions and circumstances beyond our control. It should be used as a guide only. You will be
accompanied by local guides who may conduct the tour in English and other languages. You will
be with other people from other operators worldwide in a group.
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vehicles & safety
During the course of your trip, we will use a variety of vehicles, all of which are fit for purpose
and the conditions encountered. It should be noted that laws governing transportation safety
may differ from those in your home country and on occasion some vehicles may not have
seat belts fitted. While game viewing within a national park could be one example, public bus
transfers or specialised transport such as ‘tuk‑tuk’s’ could be another. Where seat belts are not
provided we strongly recommend that you hold tight to a fixed part of the vehicle at all times.
what’s not included
Items of a personal nature ie laundry, phone calls
Drinks of any kind (e.g. bottled water, soft drinks, beers etc)
Departure transfer on Day 13
Tips
International flights & airport and border taxes
Departure transfer on Day 13
Travel insurance
visas
Australian, British, European Union, United States, Canadian and New Zealand passport holders
do not require a visa for entry into Mexico for a stay of up to 180 days. However, on arrival you
will be required to obtain a Mexican government tourist card (tarjeta de turista) which is available
free of charge at Mexican Immigration points (including airports). You must retain this card for
the duration of your stay and hand it to immigration on your departure. All other nationalities
should check with their nearest consulate.
Please bear in mind that visas may be required for countries you are visiting en route or
transiting through on the way to your destination. It is important that you check the requirements
of all countries you will visit. Visa costs and requirements do change regularly so we suggest
you check with your travel agent or World Expeditions reservations consultant. It is your
responsibility to obtain all necessary visas.
info nights
World Expeditions invites you to attend our inspiring adventure travel information nights. These
special evenings are designed to inform and entertain and are hosted by our most experienced
and passionate adventure travellers and mountaineers. Ask our staff for a info night schedule or
register on our website ‑ www.worldexpeditions.com. Shows can fill early so it is important to
register your attendance so we know to save a seat, or two!
private groups
The adventures featured in our brochures, and on our website, are just a starting point for
many of our private group travellers. Working closely with our Groups Department we can
organise custom designed itineraries for groups of friends, clubs, charity’s, schools or even
work colleagues. Our team will assist you with all aspects of your private group adventure from
itinerary design to group flights. Contact our team today.
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trip availability
If this trip seems right for you then we encourage you to call us now to check availability. There
are many reasons why you may not be able to join your desired departure and limited space
on our small group departures is just one of them. Many of our adventures require us to secure
services on your behalf; such as trekking permits, train travel and visa invitation letters. The
demand is increasing each year making it difficult to join a trip last minute. To ensure we can
assist you onto your adventure of a lifetime we ask that you check your trip availability with our
team at your earliest convenience.
how to book
To book a World Expeditions trip, you will need to complete a booking form and pay a non
refundable deposit which you can do by using our online booking function for most trips, or
if you prefer, download a booking form from the website and return to us by fax, or mail your
booking form and deposit to your nearest World Expeditions office or travel agent. We can also
help you with any additional arrangements that you require, such as competitive airfares to get
you to your destination, stopovers, pre or post trip accommodation or any additional tours that
you wish to take in conjunction with the main World Expeditions trip.
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