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Luxury Vacations to Mexico & Latin America

Discover Tailormade Mexico & Latin America

Immerse yourself in the rich colours of Mexico and Latin America, with indulgent sandy beaches, ancient ruins, and vibrant local traditions that inspire, educate and entertain. Discover Tailor-made Mexico & Latin America by reaching out to Conte today.

Region Insights

Indulge in Mexico & South America's wide array of experiences, from private vineyard tastings in the Andes to sun-drenched days exploring Mayan ruins and treasures. Each itinerary is an invitation to immerse yourself in landscapes and cultures as vibrant and unforgettable as the memories you’ll create.

Bogota's Salsa & Vinyl Scene, Colombia

For a niche cultural experience in Colombia, dive into the world of Bogotá’s underground salsa and vinyl scene. While Cali is often celebrated as Colombia’s salsa capital, Bogotá has developed its own gritty, soulful version of the culture - one rooted in vinyl records, old-school dance clubs, and passionate collectors.

In tucked-away bars like Quiebracanto or El Goce Pagano, locals gather to dance not just salsa, but also boogaloo, pachanga, and Latin jazz, spinning rare vinyl from the golden eras of Fania and Discos Fuentes. DJs here are more like historians, curating soundtracks from crates of well-worn records, many passed down through generations.

Women dancing in colourful traditional outfits, smiling and celebrating a cultural festival in Bogota.
A bright red neon sign that says "MÚSICA EN VIVO" inside a circle.
A blue double door with a sign for 'Sastrería Victor' on a wall, advertising tailoring services.

Cenotes of the Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico

Exploring the cenotes of the Yucatán Peninsula is a surreal and unforgettable experience, offering a glimpse into Mexico's hidden natural wonders. These ancient, crystal-clear sinkholes were formed over thousands of years, creating mystical underground rivers and open-air pools. Many cenotes are tucked away in lush jungle settings, where you can swim in cool, refreshing waters surrounded by dramatic limestone formations.

The cenotes were once sacred to the ancient Mayans, who believed they were portals to the underworld. Today, they are not just a natural wonder, but a cultural and spiritual link to the region's rich history, making them a must-visit destination for adventurers and history buffs alike.

A lush green cenote with clear blue water surrounded by hanging vines and trees, offering a serene natural landscape.
A serene underground pool with turquoise water reflecting light, surrounded by rocky cave walls and draped vines.
A serene forest scene with vibrant green foliage surrounding a tranquil, clear blue pond, reflecting sunlight and nature's beauty.

A Tequila Trail, Mexico

A tequila tour in Mexico is a deep dive into the heart of the country’s heritage, offering both history and flavour in every sip. The Jalisco region, known as the birthplace of tequila, is home to vast agave fields where the journey begins. A visit to a distillery reveals the meticulous process of crafting tequila, from the harvesting of the blue agave to the fermentation and distillation that give it its distinct character.

Guides share insights into the history of tequila, its cultural significance, and the traditional methods used by artisans. Visitors can taste a range of tequilas, from smooth blanco to aged añejo, each with its own unique profile. The experience is enhanced by the stunning landscapes of Jalisco, with its rugged mountains and vast agave plantations stretching as far as the eye can see.

Close-up of a blue agave leaf with water droplets, surrounded by more agave plants.
Five glass bottles of Tequila on icy ground, one labeled 'Olympia Liqueur' with green text.
Wooden barrel-shaped cabins surrounded by agave plants under a blue sky.
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