Top Mexico Walking & Biking Tours

Juan More Taco - Cabo San Lucas Downtown Food Tasting Walking Tour

• 54 Reviews
• Feast your senses on the explosive flavors and cultural delights of Mexico on a 3-hour culinary walking tour of Cabo San Lucas. With a professional guide from Juan More Taco food tours, discover local foodie hotspots and traditional dishes while exploring the vibrant downtown district of Cabo San Lucas. Sample classic favorites like tacos and quesadillas while gaining valuable insight into the culture, traditions and folklore of Mexico. Receive personalized attention from your gastronome guide on this small-group tour, limited to 12 people.
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Coba Ruins Sunset Tour with Cultural or Extreme Experience Plus Dinner and Show

• 4 Reviews
• Ideal for both lovers of adventure and culture, this 8-hour tour of the Coba archaeological site is both enriching and flexible. Alongside your expert guide, you’ll explore the ancient archaeological site of Coba on a bicycle to cover more ground in less time. Then, opt to either make pottery and create culinary classics in a Mayan village, or increase your adrenaline levels with a zipline ride and cenote swim. Dinner and hotel pickup and drop-off in Playa del Carmen are included — upgrade for an indulgent lobster dinner and a Mayan show.
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Polanco Food Tour in Mexico City

• 84 Reviews
• Get an insider’s peek into Mexico City's culinary hotspot of Polanco on this 3-hour food walking tour. An in-the-know guide whisks you around the well-heeled neighborhood to seven different eating venues. Sample Oaxacan, Yucatecan and traditional dishes, including chocolate and ice cream desserts, against the backdrop of Polanco’s parks, mansions and art galleries. Capture a memorable experience on this small-group tour limited to just 10 foodies.
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Tacos After Dark: Evening Food Walking Tour in Puerto Vallarta

• 8 Reviews
• On this 3.5-hour evening walking tour of Puerto Vallarta’s Old Town, have your your fill of tacos and other delicious street food. Accompanied by a professional foodie guide, you’ll get a taste of fish tacos along with ‘al pastor’ (marinated grilled pork) and ‘de cabeza’ (beef cheek). Savor traditional specialities like quesadillas and meet a local master of ‘churros’ (Mexican fritters). Numbers are limited to ensure a small-group experience during this leisurely tour. 
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E-bike West Coast Snorkeling Tour

• 1 Review
• Combine two of Cozumel's most popular outdoor activities—snorkeling and cycling—on a single half-day tour. A guide will provide all instruction and supervision as you explore the island's underground river system, a botanical Mayan garden, and the teeming coral barrier reef. Riding an electric bike allows you to pedal as much or as little as you like with the assistance of an electric motor.
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Tacos and Tequila Food Walking Tour in San Miguel de Allende

• 5 Reviews
• Ideal for those who wish to combine culture and cuisine, this 3-hour taco and tequila tour of San Miguel de Allende promises an enriching cultural experience. Alongside a gastronomic guide, you’ll taste Mexican culinary classics at seven rustic locations and sample three innovative cocktails. Sip a jalapeno margarita made by an award-winning mixologist, feast on a gourmet beef taco, and enrich your knowledge of Mexican food culture along the way. Small-group tour limited to 10 people.
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Mexico City Bike Tour: Coyoacan and Frida Kahlo Museum

• 9 Reviews
• Visit one of the most charming parts of Mexico City with this bike tour of Coyoacan. Begin at Parque Mexico in stylish Condesa, then hop on your bike to Coyoacan. Ride through the cobblestone streets and learn about the life of legendary painter Frida Kahlo. Enjoy a guided tour of her former home, the Casa Azul, which bursts with the painter’s personality, before your return to Condesa.
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Private Mexico City Downtown Walking Tour

• Get an intimate view of Mexico’s capital city on this private walking tour. Learn Mexico City’s long and fascinating history from a local guide while checking out must-see sites like the ancient Aztec temple of Templo Mayor, the Palace of Fine Arts with its spectacular murals, and the National Palace, which is home of Mexico’s presidential offices. Get tips on the best taquerias and mezcalerias (mescal bars) in the city. 
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Cenote Trail Bike Tour in Tulum

• 1 Review
• The Yucatan peninsula is renowned for its beautiful cenotes—underground lakes formed in natural sinkholes. On this bike tour, venture deep into the wilderness, cycling along lush jungle trails and stopping to visit three different cenotes. Learn about the meaning of the cenotes to the Maya people, climb down to explore the subterranean caves, and cool off with a swim in an underground river.
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Historical and Cultural Walking Tour of San José del Cabo

• Visitors to Cabo often neglect the area’s rich history. On an evening walking tour through San Jose del Cabo, listen to little-known stories about the peninsula, from pirate legends to local celebrities. Booking a private tour allows ample time for questions and conversation, as well as recommendations tailored to your own interests.
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Teotihuacán Full Day from Mexico City

• 15 Reviews
• Discover the best of Teotihuacán and its lesser-known gems on this full-day guided tour from Mexico City. See the UNESCO World Heritage site’s top attractions including the Quetzalcoatl, Sun and Moon pyramids, as well as mural paintings and the Butterfly Palace. Visit an obsidian workshop, and taste pulque and tuna products at local factories. Upgrade your experience with a bike tour at no additional charge! Buffet lunch and hotel transport included.
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Los Cabos Mountain Bike Adventure

• 6 Reviews
• Discover the dramatic desert landscape of Cabo on an exhilarating 3.5-hour mountain bike adventure. Maneuver a mountain bike over cactus-lined tracks and spectacular coastal trails with an experienced and knowledgeable guide. Appease a hearty appetite at the end of your excursion with a fulfilling Mexican feast and refreshing drink. The tour is perfect for either experienced or beginner bike riders.
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Fat Bike Graffiti and Art Tour in Puerto Vallarta

• This guided bicycle tour on fat bikes of graffiti art is your chance to see parts of Puerto Vallarta many tourists miss out on. The wide tires of the fat bikes give a stable, comfortable ride as you cycle to street art hot spots in the city. Make sure you have your camera charged as the bold designs and bright colors make striking photos to share with your friends back home.
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Sierra Gorda Mountain Bike Tour from Santiago de Querétaro

• Through the mountain paths, the canyons and rivers of the Sierra Gorda, you will me amazed by the beautiful landscapes you’ll discover. After a refreshing break and a swim in the fresh water of the Estorax river, ride back to complete the tour to a well-deserved meal.
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Chichén Itzá, Ik Kil Cenote and Valladolid Full-Day Tour

• Tour the impressive archaeological complex of Chichén Itzá and discover a ceremonial center of the Maya civilization. Then, go to the sacred sinkhole of Ik Kil and end with a buffet meal in the restaurant.Benefit from pick-up at your hotel in Cancún or the Riviera Maya, and then journey to one of the most important monuments on the Yucatán Peninsula.Upon arrival at Chichén Itzá, look at the step pyramid of Kukulcan (El Castillo), known for the play of light from the equinox that casts shadows on each step to create an image of a serpent descending.Go to the ancient cenote of Ik Kil and experience one of the sinkholes that form part of a network of underground rivers sacred to the Maya people. Enjoy a delicious buffet meal and take a stroll around the colonial city of Valladolid to complete your experience.
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Mayan Jungle Mountain Bike Tour for Beginners with Cenote Swim

• 14 Reviews
• Follow a guide into the jungle on a small-group mountain bike tour of Playa del Carmen’s nature reserve. Your guide brings you to locations unavailable to most of the public, and ensures you spot wildlife along the way. Cap off the tour with a refreshing swim in a quiet cenote, far from the crowded beaches of Playa del Carmen.
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Mexico City Layover Tour: Downtown City Sightseeing

• 11 Reviews
• Get the most out of limited time in Mexico City with this tour designed for seeing as many of the city’s highlights as possible during a half-day layover. This private walking tour is customized to fit your itinerary and interests. Meet your guide at a convenient central location in the capital’s historic center (or arrange airport pickup for an additional fee) and get guided from attraction to attraction.
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Cozumel History Walking Tour

• 4 Reviews
• Get beyond the beaches to explore Cozumel history on a 3-hour walking tour of the city that includes a guided tequila tasting and lunch at a local bar. Visit key downtown landmarks in San Miguel Cozumel, tour the exhibits at the Island Museum, and hear stories about life on a picturesque Caribbean island. This 3-hour tour is limited to 12 people for a personalized experience.
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Historical Bike Tour in Mexico City: Chapultepec, Reforma and Downtown

• 3 Reviews
• Mexico City’s busy streets can often make exploring by bike a difficult task. Follow a guide along the Mexican capital’s longest dedicated bike lane on a tour that reveals the history and beauty of Paseo de la Reforma and Chapultepec Park. A small group ensures safety and personalized attention, and a choice of morning or afternoon departure allows you to slot this tour into even the busiest of sightseeing schedules.
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Mexico City Urban Art Bike Tour in Open Gallery

• 3 Reviews
• Find the vibrant street art hidden all over Mexico City on a guided bike tour that explores some of the city's most colorful neighborhoods. Cycling through the city with a local guide means you'll get insights into the thriving street art scene, from stencils to spray paint, stickers, and murals. Group size is limited to 10 people to ensure a more personalized experience as you go way off the tourist trail to learn about the roots and cutting edge of Mexico City art.
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Tulum and Dos Ojos Cenotes, 5 Hour Guided Tour

• Explore the history of the ancient Maya civilization with a visit to the archaeological site of Tulum and learn more about the former city and its landmark monuments. Then refresh at the most famous 'cenote' in the area: Cenote Dos Ojos.One of the last cities built by the Mayans on an express 1-hour tour of the archaeological site of Tulum. Discover the remains of ancient buildings, such as the pyramid temple of El Castillo, the Temple of the Frescoes and the Templo Dios del Viento (Temple of the God of the Winds).Get approximately 1 hour to explore on your own and take in the views of the Caribbean Sea. Get some free time at the beach in Tulum. After, take a quick stop at cenote 2 OJOS, where you will be able to refresh yourself with a swim at this natural sinkhole.
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Lucha Libre and Mezcal Experience in Mexico City

• 3 Reviews
• Combine mezcal and Mexican wrestling on a half-day lucha libre tour in Mexico City. You’ll discover the fascinating history, rules, and personalities of lucha libre over a drink and a snack, then catch a live match at Arena Mexico, often called Mexico’s “cathedral of lucha libre.” This tour is led by a former luchador, or wrestler, who will share a unique, behind-the-scenes look at the world of lucha libre's heroes and villains.
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Private Downtown Street Art and Graffiti Tour in Mexico City

• 2 Reviews
• Get an insider’s introduction to Mexico City’s street art and graffiti on a private, 2.5-hour tour of the city’s murals, stickers, stencils, and wheat pastes led by a local graffiti artist. Enjoy insight into Mexico City’s cutting-edge art scene while exploring the atmospheric historic center, then leave your own artistic mark on the city.
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Puebla City Walking Tour

• 3 Reviews
• The Mexican city of Puebla, a UNESCO World Heritage site, includes historic landmarks like the towers of the Puebla Cathedral and the gold-covered Rosary Chapel. This half-day tour visits these sites, plus the  antique shops of Callejon de los Sapos (Alley of the Frogs), Barrio del Artistas artists neighborhood, Mercado el Parian handicraft market, and the “Street of Candies,” where you can buy sweets from the nuns of Puebla’s convents.
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