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1. Tijuana

   by – Angie, Tour Manager, North America Tijuana, Mexico is just a short jump from San Diego, California. It is geared towards tourists, so the street is a sort of circus-like interpretation of Mexico. Contiki takes the group to Tijuana for a Mexican lunch, and then everyone is on their own for a few hours to souvenir shop for items such as decorative- guitars, maracas, ponchos, or sombreros. Tiju... more »

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2. Mexico

   Capital: Mexico City Currency: Mexican Peso (MXN) Language: Spanish Visas: Travel Visa Information Mexico is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, and for good reason – the art, culture, history, food, diversity, beaches, shopping and nightlife are just a little of what this diversity and culturally rich country has to offer. From the sprawling metropolis that is Mexico city, (... more »

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3. Visa Requirements - Mexico

   If you plan to stay in Mexico fewer than 180 days for the purpose of tourism or business can purchase a tourist card (FMT) at the border or upon landing at an airport for a small fee. This service is available to citizens of Australia, Canada, the EU and Switzerland,, Israel, Japan, New Zealand, Norway, Puerto Rico, Singapore, South Korea and the United States. If you do ... more »

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4. Suggested Packing List - Mexico

   People are individuals though and often have personal preferences and opinions as to what to bring. The following then is not a definitive list, but should give you a good guide as to what you should pack for your tour of Mexico. Clothes 1 rainproof jacket/small umbrella 2 or 3 shorts/skirts 1 thick sweater for cold evenings 2 or 3 Swimwear outfits and... more »

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5. Mexico City

   Mexico City is the capital city of Mexico and is one of the largest an most populated cities in the world, it is home to roughly 20 million Mexicans. People travel to Mexico City because it offers all the cosmopolitan feel, culture, art, shopping, history, nightlife and mix of lifestyles that only a city of its size can offer. The oldest parts of the city date back to the 14th Century and Mexico City... more »

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6. Morelia

   Widely reputed to be one of the most beautiful cities in Mexico, Morelia is the capital of the state of Michoacan and the historic centre of the city is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city is home to a little over 600,000 people. As well as being the center for the state government, Morelia is very much a university town and as such, the young vibe of the city contrasts nicely with the 300-400 y... more »

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7. Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo

   Located on the Pacific West Coast of Mexico, Zihuatanejo is the main town of the region and one of the the biggest reason people travel to this part of Mexico is the beautiful beach of Ixtapa. The most famous and visited beach in what is known as the Mexican Riviera is the Playa La Ropa – home to sun worshipers, great restaurants, coffee shops and bars to go along with it... more »

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