Top Mexico Castle Tours

Enjoy a day of Riviera Maya adventure at Xplor Park with all-inclusive access to underground river trips, amphibious vehicle trails, and zip lines. Paddle, swim, drive, and soar: all equipment is provided, along with dressing rooms and secure lockers. You’ll have the whole day to explore the park at your own pace, with a break to refuel with a lunch buffet, smoothies, and juice.

Snorkel with whale sharks on a small-group tour that maximizes your time in the water. Since every boat is limited to just six snorkelers, you’ll get a more personal experience than a larger-group outing. It also means a smaller ratio of guests to tour leaders; that allows the guide to capture more of the photos and video footage that are included in the tour price.

The National Museum of History is the venue that keeps the memory of the history of Mexico, from the conquest of Tenochtitlan, in 1521, to the Mexican Revolution, in the second decade of the 20th century. Its exhibition rooms show us a diversity of historical testimonies -such as paintings, flags, documents, weapons, furniture and clothing- that have managed to be preserved, and which are representative of four centuries of our country's history. The museum is located in the Chapultepec Castle, a historic building of high symbolic value for Mexicans, whose construction began in 1785 during the government of the viceroy of New Spain, Bernardo de Gálvez. Originally, it was created as a rest house, however, over time, it was adapted to its different uses: it was a military college, imperial residence with Maximiliano and Carlota (1864-1867), presidential residence and, since 1939, it is the headquarters of the National Museum of History.

Discover one of Veracruz's most important monuments, the San Juan de Ulua Fortress, with this priority admission ticket. When you arrive, cruise past the long lines and head into the fort which is not the Veracruz Archaeological Museum which houses several pieces from the region. Learn about the military history of the area, hear stories of pirates, and discover the Spanish history of the monument.

Get a detailed introduction to one of Mexico City’s most important landmarks during this private tour of the Imperial Castle in Chapultepec. Learn about the different historical periods that left their mark on this iconic building, and the viceroys, emperors, and presidents that once called the residence home. Tours include panoramic views overlooking the city and free bottled water.

Tulum is a world-class kitesurfing destination, with textbook wind conditions and uncrowded waters. Whether you’re an absolute beginner or already have the fundamentals down, join your private instructor for a 3-hour session with Ozone or North kiteboarding gear. The intro session covers the basics, mostly on the beach; the second session will have you learning tactics and mechanics; while the third session will have you riding and maybe even jumping.

Travel back in time to the world of the Ancient Mayans and explore their gigantic jungle city at the stunning Chichén Itzá. Climb the sacred pyramid temples, turn up the heat in the 'sweatbaths' and discover the sinister 'Platform of Skulls' as you lose yourself in this UNESCO World Heritage Site. It's one thing to read about ancient Mayan civilizations, but it's something else entirely to witness their sheer scale and majesty with your own eyes. Chichén Itzá was one of the Mayan's largest cities, and a sacred site of pilgrimage and worship before the fateful Spanish invasion. Surrounded by lush rainforest, you can spot exotic birds in the nature refuge and many walking trails, and even take a dip in the freshwater sinkhole in a day filled with ancient adventure and historical discovery!