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On this tour through Mexico's Yucatán, you'll also explore the colonial cities of Valladolid, with its charming streets and interesting churches; Mérida, where you'll stay in a former colonial mansion; and the coastal town of Campeche, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with baroque Spanish architecture.

And if you're hankering for handmade, still - warm tortillas, head straight for Old Town, site of California's first Spanish settlement, with restored adobes now housing shops and restaurants.

The Spanish left their legacy and this oozes out of attractive colonial towns such as Cristóbal de las Casas in Chiapas, Guanajuato a UNESCO heritage site located in a pretty valley of the Sierra de Guanajuato mountains and the laid back city of Oaxaca.

These are a fully guided tour with an English or Spanish speaking guide who will explain to you all about the different towns and archaeological sites.

You'll also explore Ek» Balam, at the height of its importance from 600 - 900 AD, and Uxmal, one of the Maya's ancient masterpieces and today a UNESCO World Heritage Site.On this tour through Mexico's Yucatán, you'll also explore the colonial cities of Valladolid, with its charming streets and interesting churches; Mérida, where you'll stay in a former colonial mansion; and the coastal town of Campeche, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with baroque Spanish architecture.

Mexico has something for everyone: beaches, colonial towns, indigenous villages, handicrafts, pre-Hispanic archeological sites (think Maya, Aztec, Zapotec among others), food, and of course the Spanish language.

We wake up in the somnolent town of Trinidad whose Spanish colonial architecture earned it a UNESCO World Heritage Site tag in 1988.

A town and an archaeological site, this massive Inca fortress is one of the few places where Spanish conquistadors lost a major battle.

Located along the Patakancha River, the town was also the site of a famous Spanish defeat by the Inca in 1536AD and is home to the Cerro Bandolista Sun Temple and stunning rice terraces adorning every hillside.

No denying that the town itself has a beautiful setting and it is no wonder that the Spanish couldn't ever find Machu Picchu; such is the remote nature of the site and town of Aguas Calientes.