This was a truly excellent trip. It was just my wife and I. The guide, Gabriel, was very competent (his timing of the visits and the drives was excellent, he knew exactly where he was going, he had his own itinerary around the sites that took in everything) and very knowledgeable -- knew a great deal about two very different periods (Classical and Postclassical for Tula, and then the Colonial period for the Jesuit monastery at Tepotzotlan), and knew a lot about a lot of different kinds of thing (political history, religion, flora and fauna, etc.). Political history and political art/architecture are my favorites, but a highpoint was when he showed that these insects (cochineals) that live on prickly pear trees produce a scarlet dye used in manuscript illuminations etc. Plus we have little Spanish, but his English was terrific. Great bang for the buck. More tourists should go to Tula -- maybe more memorable than Teotihuacan. Just brilliant.

Gabriel spoke fluent English and very knowledgeable.Learnt a lot and enjoyed Pueblo .Nothing much to see in Cholula. Just nice to visit, Coming back to Mexico City on a Sunday was horrendous .To drive20 miles took close to 2 hours.

Enjoyed the private our to all three sites. Had a driver which took me to all three and then an English speaking guide at Palenque who was good. Explained things well, took good photos and overall enough time spent. The driver gave me enough time at both waterfall sites and drove very well. Enjoyed the day trip!

Met a great Spanish speaking guide Agustín. Maybe he speaks English also. Enjoyed the tour. Smaller than other archeological sites, but some really special things to see. Really unique. Fascinating plants also!

Wow our tour guide was amazing! He knew so much about the city, local neighborhoods, and even gave us a little background of his life. Super safe, trustworthy man. Book it!

We spent approximately 6 hours sitting in a tiny hot car. The traffic certainly wasn’t the fault of the tour guide or operator but it was an uncomfortable and boring day. The tour guide was 78 years old and very monotone and - I hate to say - boring. Tula itself is not as nice as most ruins I’ve been to in Mexico. There’s hardly anything there but the statues and what is there is reconstructed for the most part. We did not need two hours there walking around in the hot sun. Then the Pueblo Magico was so crowded and just filled with gift shops. The church is beautiful but no different than what you can see in Mexico City.

I will recommend this two places. Not to many tourists here. When I went here I was the only. You will learn a lot about the Native tribe Toltec. Go there and experience this two places

We did the TOUR YUCATAN ARCHEONATURA and the tour to Isla Contoy ax a group of fry Friends in May 2023. Excellent service - wonderful trip. Our guide for 4 days Ramon was amazing. He was extremely knowledgeable and also fun. Highly recommend

Although slightly off the beaten path in the Chiapas region it's definitely worth either driving to or taking a guided tour. The Temple of the inscriptions, Acropolis and the Temple of the Red Queen are without a doubt worth a visit! If going on your own I recommend taking the second entrance farther up you'll thank me later! There are bathrooms, drinks and food vendors available on site as well as parking for 50 pesos

We decided to make a stop in Mexico City to visit one of my aunts who is having health issues. Wanted to do something we hadn’t done yet, with not too much walking but fun, this was it! Our guide had great information and took his time and gave us great information and entertained my aunt by letting her chime in the knowledge she has of the city. What had me confused and upset was that he let us know that the tour company needed $72.00 extra, in cash, in addition to what we had already paid. We asked what it was for and he shrugged his shoulders and said he had no idea but was informed he had to collect it from us before we left Xochimilco. Instead of fully enjoying the trajinera ride, I called (no answer) and was emailing the tour company to find out why. The last email stated that everything was taken care of and the enjoy our tour. As of yet we haven’t hear anything from them, so I know we were ripped off here, as my husband didn’t want to make a fuss and paid. I would HIGHLY advice to use a different company to do this tour.

My husband and I really enjoyed our tour with Salvador (Sal)! Even though the Tulum ruins were closed for construction, the Coba ruins were a great alternative (although a longer drive from our resort). Sal was incredibly knowledgable about the ruins and we sincerely enjoyed chatting and getting to know him on the drive. After the ruins, Sal took us to a wonderful Mayan restaurant, and while it was definitely a hole-in-the-wall, it was delicious. Lastly, the cenote was so refreshing, especially after walking around the ruins. We highly recommend this tour! Private is definitely the way to go.

We were guided on a private tour for 2 by Gabrie who was exceptionally knowledgeable and explained the history of both the Floating gardens and Coyoacan. Gabriel was an easy guide his English was fluent and the tour went at our pace. Unless you are in need of company I would highly recommend spending the extra for an easier stress free experience.

Manuel - a retired architect - was fantastic! His enthusiasm for his country, its history & culture was infectious. We were absolutely delighted and couldn't stop smiling as we saw and learned much more than we could ever have expected. And were charmed in the process. If you do nothing else in Mexico City, we would highly recommend a tour with Manuel.

Being close to Mexico-Guatemala border, getting to sites from Palenque took a bit of driving. The tour was from 5:30am - 7:30pm. A good breakfast was included during a drive break. Boat trip to Yaxchilan was great! The archeological site was amazing. A bit of climbing was needed.We were given only 2 hours to explore the site - I could have used 4+. Included lunch was not so great, the place didn't have electricity. (not sure how they refrigerate/preserve food). Also, all drinks including water/non-alcoholic ones are extra. A beer was MXN75/80. We visited Bonampak in the afternoon - only 1 hour was allocated for this site. Wearing masks are mandatory to view paintings.

The driver was late to start with, then he drove like a crazy man, the tour of the canals was great but too short. Then on the way home, the driver never showed us anything else in coyucan. Very expensive for what you get, very disappointed