This itinerary explores three of Mexico’s most well-known coastal regions and their most luxurious accommodation options, each offering a different pace and landscape.
9 days
|From £5,145 pp
This itinerary explores three of Mexico’s most well-known coastal regions and their most luxurious accommodation options, each offering a different pace and landscape.
Designed for travellers who want a luxurious blend of comfort, coastline and good weather, this journey moves between three of Mexico’s most established beach destinations. Each stop offers easy access to the water, thoughtful service and space to slow down. It’s an uncomplicated way to experience Mexico at a relaxed, steady pace and in total luxury at some of the country’s finest resorts.
Start your journey on the Punta Mita peninsula, a private stretch of coastline known for calm waters, reliable sunshine and a relaxed approach to luxury. It’s an easy place to settle in, adjust to the pace of coastal life and enjoy the long views across the Pacific.
Your stay at the St. Regis Punta Mita offers comfortable, spacious rooms and direct access to the beach. Days here can be spent swimming, trying local restaurants, or enjoying simple downtime. The resort’s dining options and spa treatments provide a smooth, restful beginning to your trip.
Continue to Los Cabos, a region defined by its desert landscape, dramatic rock formations and a well-established hospitality scene. The area is known for excellent restaurants, coastal walks and the steady movement of boats along the shoreline.
At Nobu Hotel Los Cabos, the design is clean and contemporary, with open spaces that make the most of the views. It’s a good base for spending time by the water, exploring nearby beaches, or simply enjoying quiet, comfortable surroundings.
Your final stop is the Riviera Maya, one of Mexico’s most scenic Caribbean coastlines. Warm, shallow water, long beaches and a slower rhythm make this an easy place to end the journey and enjoy time outdoors.
The Viceroy Riviera Maya sits along a wide stretch of beach with space for swimming, snorkelling and relaxed days in the sun. Wellness activities, private dinners and time to unwind complete the experience.
Majahuitas sits less than an hour by boat from Puerto Vallarta, yet feels deliberately removed. Reached by sea, backed by dense jungle, and defined by calm water and simple beach service, it offers a clear contrast to the mainland’s busier rhythm.
Experience a private whale shark swim from Isla Mujeres, entering the Afuera feeding grounds for calm, early access encounters with the world’s largest fish in deep blue Caribbean waters.
Private guided tour of the Frida Kahlo Museum in Mexico City, with quiet access to La Casa Azul, curated by Do Not Disturb for cultural depth and ease.
Swim in a private cenote at first light in Tulum. Quiet access, clear water, and a seamless, guided experience with Do Not Disturb.
Sail the Riviera Maya at sunset on a private yacht. Quiet waters, soft light, and a seamless, curated experience with Do Not Disturb.
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