Highlights
MEXICO:
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The tour starts with one of the world’s great railroad journeys through the Copper Canyon, it is really a series of more than 20 spectacular canyons, which altogether comprise a region that’s four times larger than the Grand Canyon.
Mexico City, the City of Palaces, the ancient capital of the Mexican empire and the jewel in New Spanish Viceroys’ crown, is today one of the biggest, most complex and most beautiful cities in the world.
The archeological site of Teotihuacan is one of the most impressive sites of the Aztec World.
The famous murals by Diego Rivera and the haunting paintings of Frida Kahlo.
Villahermosa and then onto The Yucatán Peninsula, Merida, Palenque and Chichén Itzá.
Mexico's culinary traditions are as varied as the 31 states that comprise Mexico. There is much more to tempt the palate than guacamole, tacos and burritos!
GUATEMALA:
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Cooking Lesson – Traditional Guatemala Cuisine.
The atmospheric colonial town of Antigua.
Lake Atitlán, the sights of the highlands and visits to the colorful town Markets.
Learn about the textiles, spiritualism and beliefs of the T’zutujil Maya, by spending time in their lakeside villages.
On to CHICHICASTENANGO - The most colourful native market in the Americas.
Yaxha National Park, the superb ruins of jungle-clad Tikal, Copan Valley, and a visit to a cattle ranching family.
CUBA:
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There is lots more to Cuba than famous Havana; it is the largest of the Caribbean islands. Even the towns and villages retain a bygone charm, tobacco and coffee plantations cling to the rich fertile soil around Pinar del Rio. The regional, colonial cities of Cienfuegos, Trinidad and Camaguey are all gently included. Baracoa is the most charming place in Cuba and will be a delightful stay for guests looking for the "real" Cuba. Seven days is only just enough time, but at last we made it to CUBA- VIVA CUBA!
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