Explore a different side of Mexico's famous Yucatán Peninsula on this five-day escape to Mérida, the region's capital. Take part in a number of culture and nature experiences that include visiting Maya communities, boating to the Ría Lagartos Biosphere Reserve, touring the ancient milpa fields of Yaxunah, and visiting Chichén Itzá, the "famous wonder of the Maya world," which dates back over 1,500 years.
Eight to 11 days is the most popular trip length for Mexico travelers interested in visiting both Mexico City and Oaxaca, especially when also including Puebla. If you're not interested in Puebla, a week to nine days is enough for your Mexico City and Oaxaca trip. Read on for the best itineraries, including Mexico City and Oaxaca, and beyond.
Eight to nine days is a great length for a Mexico trip, with stops in Mexico City, Cholula, and Oaxaca. Travelers with less time can hit the route's highlights in four to seven days, which makes for a fast-paced journey. With more time, you can enjoy extra activities at each stop or a few days in another region like Yucatán Peninsula, Mazunte, or Mérida. Get inspired with the below Mexico City, Cholula, and Oaxaca trip ideas.
Five to eight days is a great length for a Mexico trip with stops in Puerto Vallarta. You can enjoy extra activities at each stop or a few days in another region like Guadalajara, Mexico City, or Sayulita with more time. See more ideas for Puerto Vallarta itineraries below.
For most travelers, eight to nine days is the perfect amount of time for a Mexico trip, with stops in both Mexico City and Tulum. Travelers with less time can hit the route's highlights in a week, which makes for a fast-paced journey. Travelers with more time can enjoy extra sights and activities at each stop or explore more of the country—some favored itinerary extensions include Valladolid, Playa del Carmen, or Mérida. See more ideas for Mexico City and Tulum itineraries below.
Most travelers will find that 10 to 13 days is perfect for a well-paced Mexico trip with stops in Puerto Morelos, Valladolid, Tulum, and Holbox. Travelers with less time can hit the route's highlights in eight or nine days, which makes for a fast-paced journey. With more time, you can enjoy extra activities at each stop or a few days in another region like Mexico City. See more ideas for Puerto Morelos, Valladolid, Tulum, and Holbox itineraries below.
With 10 days in Spain and Morocco, you can discover the must-see sites of Marrakesh, Málaga, Granada, and Seville on a highlights tour or get your adrenaline pumping on an active nature adventure featuring hikes and an e-bike tour. Foodies will love indulging in Spain's tapas scene and Morocco's street food on a culinary trip, while those who prefer sticking by the coast will love splitting their time between the Andalusia and Atlantic coastlines.
This wide-ranging two-week itinerary introduces you to some of Argentina and Chile's best natural highlights. Start with a couple of days in Buenos Aires, featuring a side trip to a traditional ranch, then fly to Iguazú Falls to see the famous cascades up close. Continue to Patagonia and Perito Moreno Glacier, located on the Argentine side. Then cross the border to Chile, venturing into Torres del Paine National Park for hikes and wildlife and finishing up with a winery tour and sightseeing in Santiago.
Most travelers to Portugal will find that 10 to 13 days is perfect for a well-paced trip with stops in Lisbon, Porto, and São Miguel. It's also possible to hit the highlights in nine days if you like a fast-paced journey. With more time, however, you can enjoy extra activities at each stop or a few days in another region like Coimbra, Douro Valley, or Évora. Keep reading for more inspiring Lisbon, Porto, and São Miguel itineraries.
Six to seven days is a great length for a Mexico trip, with stops in both Valladolid and Tulum. Travelers with less time can hit the route's highlights in five days, which makes for a fast-paced journey. With more time, you can enjoy extra activities at each stop or a few days in another region like Holbox, Puerto Morelos, or Mexico City. See more ideas for Valladolid and Tulum itineraries below.
This weeklong, active journey will take you through the highlights of Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula. Begin in Valladolid, then prepare to visit Ek' Balam Archaeological Site and Chichén Itzá, and go swimming in ancient cenotes. Next, transfer to Tulum for a cooking class with a local chef, explore the canals of Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve by boat and self-propulsion, and thrill to a jungle adventure park before heading home.
Visiting 10 regions is possible with three weeks in Spain and Morocco. Active travelers can trek the Caminito del Rey and sandboard in Erg Chebbi, while those seeking a slower pace should hit the beaches of Menorca and tour Morocco's coastal cities. Foodies can take a chocolate walk in Barcelona and sample cheese and wine in Basque. For a culture-focused itinerary that's also ideal for photographers, you'll find a tile decorating workshop in Granada and impressive architecture in Toledo.
Kick off this eight-day, family-focused tour in historic Madrid, where you'll learn to make traditional paella in a family cooking class and take lessons in the art of flamenco, Spain's most famous dance! Spend some time in Toledo to discover the art of sword-making with a master craftsperson, then head to Seville for a luxurious river cruise and a creative pottery class. See the Seville Cathedral and Royal Alcázar with a private guide, and spend your last evening eating your way through the city's best tapas restaurants.
Travelers interested in World War II history will benefit from guided excursions through some of Germany's most interesting and infamous cities and sites. This weeklong itinerary starts in Berlin, where you'll learn how the Third Reich made their mark. From here, take a train to Dresden, a city rebuilt from destruction, and Nuremberg, full of medieval charm and 20th-century horror. Finish with a trip to the Eagle's Nest and the Dachau Concentration Camp to complete this fascinating tour.
Most people visiting both Mexico City and Puebla spend about 8 to 11 days in Mexico, which usually includes some time in Oaxaca as well. For travelers wanting to visit Mexico City and Puebla exclusively, plan six to eight days for a well-paced trip. Even travelers with limited time can see the highlights in as few as five days. For the best itineraries, including Mexico City and Puebla, keep reading below.
Most travelers will find that four to seven days is perfect for a well-paced Mexico trip with stops in Chiapas. With more time, you can enjoy extra activities at each stop or a few days in another region like Mexico City, Yucatán Peninsula, or Frontera Corozal. Keep reading for more inspiring Chiapas itineraries.
For most travelers, 8 to 11 days is the perfect amount of time for a Mexico trip, with stops in Mexico City, Puebla, and Oaxaca. If you don't mind a fast-paced journey, you can see the highlights of this route in less time—as few as five to seven days. Travelers with more time can enjoy extra sights and activities at each stop or explore more of the country—some of our favorite itinerary extensions include Yucatán Peninsula, Latuvi, or Acaxochitlán. See more ideas for Mexico City, Puebla, and Oaxaca itineraries below.
Travelers to Mexico typically plan a trip for 9 to 12 days when combining Mexico City with the Yucatán Peninsula. If you're not interested in the Yucatán Peninsula, five to seven days are enough for your Mexico City trip. Even travelers with limited time can see the highlights in as few as four days. Check the below favored Mexico City trips.
Within three weeks, you can visit at least six regions of Australia and New Zealand. Hit the highlights of Australia's eastern and southern coasts and experience New Zealand culture and adventure in Auckland, Rotorua, and Queenstown. Road trippers will enjoy various activities, including a tasting tour in Wellington, while those keen on culture will appreciate the Indigenous-led experiences—such as a bush walk and Dreamtime stories in Perth—on a cultural journey.
With this action-packed 18-day itinerary, there's no need to choose between New Zealand's North and South Islands—you can do them both. Start in Auckland, the "City of Sails," before moving through the North Island's rural and geothermal heart to Wellington. Take the ferry to the South Island, where you'll travel by train down the east coast to Christchurch, cut through the Southern Alps, and take a guided road trip down the West Coast to Queenstown.
New Zealand was practically made for self-driving vacations, and you'll get to experience the best of the North and South Islands on this 18-day itinerary. Starting in Auckland, head to the beaches of the Coromandel and the geothermal wonders of Rotorua before flying south to Christchurch. Then it's off into the Southern Alps, where you'll see some of New Zealand's highest mountains, hike some of its finest trails, and cruise to its most spectacular viewpoints.
Two weeks is enough time to tour South Korea's highlights, including natural and historical attractions in Seoul, Busan, and Sokcho. Travelers seeking outdoor adventures and cultural exploration will enjoy a traditional market, hiking, and beach time at Jeju Island as well as temples and river rafting in Pyeongchang. A wellness escape brings you to Yeongju to visit a healing center and Suncheon for its national garden and bamboo forest, while a highlights tour allows you to see the best of South Korea and Japan.
This family-friendly tour of Spain starts in the capital city of Madrid, where you'll make traditional paella, visit the historic Plaza Mayor, and learn the art of flamenco, Spain's most famous dance! Take a day trip to Segovia for breathtaking views via hot-air balloon and spend some time with the master swordsmiths of Toledo. Then, it's off to picturesque Seville for a cruise on the Guadalquivir River, pottery classes in the artsy Triana district, and the gastronomical wonders of Andalusia's tapas restaurants.
This nine-day Spanish adventure is perfect for the family that loves to immerse themselves in a new culture—from art, history, and cuisine to architecture and nature. Discover a little of everything as you start with Barcelona's culinary and artistic heritage, heading south to Málaga for snorkeling and thrilling canyon treks. Hike in the Sierra Madre mountains and tour the palaces and gardens of Granada's Alhambra before continuing to Seville to learn flamenco and ceramic tile-making.
Get in the festive spirit on a fun-filled weeklong tour of some of Germany's finest Christmas markets and winter attractions. Starting in Frankfurt, you'll pick up a rental car and take a scenic drive through Rothenburg, Nuremberg, and Dresden before ending in Berlin. In addition to authentic shopping and tasty treats, you'll also have time to see UNESCO-listed attractions of Weimar, learn about World War II history, and join a private beer tasting.
Travelers with a week to spare in Germany can check off some of the country's best sights and tastes on this self-guided road trip. Starting in Frankfurt, you'll visit a new city every day, experiencing highlights with local experts, such as top-notch wineries in the Rhine Valley, street art in Cologne, and hip neighborhoods in Berlin. You'll also take a scenic cruise past Dresden's reconstructed landmarks and kick back at one or more of Munich's beer gardens to finish the adventure.
For most travelers, five to eight days is the perfect amount of time for a Mexico trip with stops in Playa del Carmen. It's also possible to hit the highlights in four days if you don't mind a fast-paced journey. Travelers with more time can enjoy extra sights and activities at each stop or explore more of the country—some favored itinerary extensions include Valladolid, Tulum, or Mexico City. Get inspired with the below Playa del Carmen trip ideas.
This activity-filled six-day family tour starts in the Spanish capital of Madrid, where you'll stroll the bustling Plaza Mayor and take a day trip to Toledo for a sword-making workshop. Then, it's off to Seville for a luxurious river cruise and family cooking class. Let the kids try their hand at pottery and tilework in the artistic Triana neighborhood, see incredible city views from the towers of La Giralda, and learn the art of Spain's most famous dance at the Museo del Baile Flamenco.
Split your time between the city and the beach on this six-day family trip through northeastern Spain. Explore Barcelona's historic Gothic Quarter, see the whimsical works of architect Antoni Gaudí, and relax on the city's most popular beaches. Then, it's off to the Costa Brava, where you'll sea kayak through secret caves, snorkel in the warm Mediterranean waters, walk along the medieval walls of Tossa de Mar, and take a glass-bottomed boat ride to local coves.
Six days to a week is a great length for a Mexico trip with stops in Tulum. If you don't mind a fast-paced journey, you can see the highlights of this route in less time—as few as four or five days. With more time, you can enjoy extra activities at each stop or a few days in another region like Valladolid, Mexico City, or Puerto Morelos. See more ideas for Tulum itineraries below.
For most travelers, 9 to 12 days is the perfect amount of time for a Mexico trip, with stops in both Mexico City and the Yucatán Peninsula. Travelers with less time can hit the route's highlights in five to eight days, which makes for a fast-paced journey. Or, extend your trip and explore more of the country—some of the best-loved trip extensions include Oaxaca, Chiapas, or Chichén Itzá. Keep reading for more inspiring Mexico City and the Yucatán Peninsula itineraries.
Most travelers will find that six to nine days is perfect for a well-paced Mexico trip with stops in the Yucatán Peninsula. Travelers with less time can hit the route's highlights in four or five days, which makes for a fast-paced journey. You can enjoy extra activities at each stop or a few days in another region like Mexico City, Cozumel, or Chichén Itzá with more time. See more ideas for the Yucatán Peninsula itineraries below.
History buffs will love this two-week tour of Germany and the Czech Republic, which covers many key places that were affected by and shaped during World War II. Start by touring Berlin's poignant sites and Dresden's glorious reconstructed landmarks. Next, venture into the Czech Republic to explore Prague's Jewish heritage and a lesser-known concentration camp at Terezín. Then return to Germany, and visit Nuremberg and Munich, where you'll learn more about the Nazi regime and Nuremberg trials.
A week to 10 days is the most popular trip length for travelers to Croatia interested in visiting Split, Dubrovnik, and Korcula, especially when also including Hvar. If you're only headed to Split, Dubrovnik, and Korcula, you can enjoy a comfortably-paced trip in six to eight days. With less time, it's still possible to see the highlights in as few as five days. For the best itineraries, including Split, Dubrovnik, and Korcula, keep reading below.
Most people visiting Split, Dubrovnik, and Ston spend about 8 to 10 days in Croatia, which usually includes some time in Hvar and Korcula as well. For travelers wanting to visit Split, Dubrovnik, and Ston exclusively, plan a week to eight days for a well-paced trip. Even travelers with limited time can see the highlights in as few as five or six days. For the best itineraries, including Split, Dubrovnik, and Ston, keep reading below.
Travelers to Croatia typically plan a trip for 8 to 10 days when combining Plitvice Lakes, Split, Dubrovnik, Hvar, and Zagreb with Zadar. For travelers wanting to visit Plitvice Lakes, Split, Dubrovnik, Hvar, and Zagreb exclusively, plan a week to 10 days for a well-paced trip. A fast-paced highlights trip is possible in six days for travelers with limited time. Read on for the best itineraries, including Plitvice Lakes, Split, Dubrovnik, Hvar, Zagreb, and beyond.
Travelers to Croatia typically plan a trip for eight to 10 days when combining both Dubrovnik and Ston with Split, Hvar, and Korcula. For travelers wanting to visit Dubrovnik and Ston exclusively, plan five to eight days for a well-paced trip. With less time, it's still possible to see the highlights in as few as four days. For the best itineraries, including Dubrovnik and Ston, keep reading below.
This captivating two-week trip through Portugal unlocks the diverse wonders of Lisbon, Madeira, and the Azores. Start in Lisbon to delve into the city's vibrant atmosphere, exploring hidden gems and the local way of life. Fly to Madeira, where 4WD safari tours unveil dramatic landscapes and enchanting terraces. End on the Azorean island of São Miguel, discovering geothermal wonders at Furnas, marveling at the beauty of Sete Cidades, and whale watching, horseback riding, and canyoning.
There's no need to choose between Germany and Switzerland because, on this two-week trip, you can have it all. Start the adventure in the Bavarian city of Munich before driving to other southern German highlights, including Neuschwanstein Castle and Lake Constance. Then cross the border into Switzerland, where the mountains and lakes will impress you with their scale. Kayak on Lake Brienz, e-bike through the Valley of 72 Waterfalls, indulge in cheese in Gruyères, and much more.
Most travelers will find that 8 to 10 days is perfect for a well-paced Croatia trip with stops in Plitvice Lakes, Split, Dubrovnik, Hvar, Zadar, and Zagreb. It's also possible to hit the highlights in seven days if you don't mind a fast-paced journey. Or, extend your trip and explore more of the country—some of the best-loved trip extensions include Rovinj, Ljubljana, or Korcula. See more ideas for Plitvice Lakes, Split, Dubrovnik, Hvar, Zadar, and Zagreb itineraries below.
For most travelers, 10 to 14 days is the perfect amount of time for a Croatia trip, with stops in Split, Dubrovnik, Hvar, Zadar, Zagreb, and Korčula. If you don't mind a fast-paced journey, you can see the highlights of this route in less time—as few as a week to nine days. With more time, you can enjoy extra activities at each stop or a few days in another region, like Plitvice Lakes, Opatija, or Grabovac. Keep reading for more inspiring Split, Dubrovnik, Hvar, Zadar, Zagreb, and Korcula itineraries.
Most people visiting both Split and Dubrovnik spend about seven to nine days in Croatia, which usually includes some time in Hvar as well. If you're not interested in Hvar, six to eight days is enough for your Split and Dubrovnik trip. With less time, it's still possible to see the highlights in as few as five days. For the best itineraries, including Split and Dubrovnik, keep reading below.
Discover the cultural highlights of northern Morocco on this 10-day trip. Touch down in Casablanca where you'll tour Morocco's largest mosque, Hassan II, before heading to the vibrant port city of Tangier to explore ancient kasbahs, caves, and street food delights. Next, soak up the sights in the photogenic "Blue City" of Chefchaouen, and uncover Fes' Roman ruins, souks, and mosques. The adventure ends in the UNESCO-listed Moroccan capital, Rabat.
For most travelers, about 10 days is the perfect amount of time for a Croatia trip, with stops in Split, Dubrovnik, Hvar, and Zagreb. If you don't mind a fast-paced journey, you can see the highlights of this route in less time—as few as six to nine days. Travelers with more time can enjoy extra sights and activities at each stop or explore more of the country—some favored itinerary extensions include Zadar, Plitvice Lakes, or Korčula. Keep reading for more inspiring Split, Dubrovnik, Hvar, and Zagreb itineraries.
Most travelers will find that a week to 10 days is perfect for a well-paced Croatia trip with stops in Split, Dubrovnik, Hvar, and Korcula. If you don't mind a fast-paced journey, you can see the highlights of this route in less time—as few as five or six days. Travelers with more time can enjoy extra sights and activities at each stop or explore more of the country—some favored itinerary extensions include Ston, Zagreb, or Brac Island. Get inspired with the below trip ideas for Split, Dubrovnik, Hvar, and Korčula.
Discover highlights of Chilean and Argentine Patagonia on this exciting 10-day itinerary. Begin the trip in Santiago, where you'll sightsee the capital and take a day trip into wine country. Then fly to Puerto Natales for a quick adventure in Torres del Paine National Park. See the famous Perito Moreno Glacier outside El Calafate, Argentina, then continue to Ushuaia, where you'll board a four-night cruise to Punta Arenas past Patagonia's glaciers and fjords.
Travelers to France typically plan a trip for 11 to 14 days when combining Paris, Bayeux, and Saint-Malo with Amboise. For travelers wanting to visit Paris, Bayeux, and Saint-Malo exclusively, plan 8 to 10 days for a well-paced trip. A fast-paced highlights trip is possible in five to seven days for travelers with limited time. For the best itineraries, including Paris, Bayeux, and Saint-Malo, keep reading below.
Venture into Chilean Patagonia's most dazzling landscapes on this two-week, outdoor-oriented itinerary. After a day of sightseeing in Santiago, fly to scenic Puerto Varas, a jumping-off point for visiting the remote Pumalín National Park, the Osorno volcano, and Alerce Andino National Park. Spend several days on outdoor excursions before transferring to Puerto Natales, your base for exploring Torres del Paine National Park and boating to a traditional sheep ranch.
Most travelers will find that seven to nine days is perfect for a well-paced Croatia trip with stops in Split, Dubrovnik, and Hvar. If you don't mind a fast-paced journey, you can see the highlights of this route in less time—as few as five or six days. Travelers with more time can enjoy extra sights and activities at each stop or explore more of the country—some favored itinerary extensions include Korčula, Zagreb, or Zadar. Get inspired with the below Split, Dubrovnik, and Hvar trip ideas.
This 10-day Middle Eastern adventure covers not one but two wonders of the world—both ancient and new. It starts in Cairo, where you'll visit the legendary Giza pyramid complex and marvel at wonders like the Great Sphinx. After some time exploring the highlights of the Sinai Peninsula, you're off to Jordan, where you'll visit the UNESCO "Rose City" of Petra and float effortlessly in the waters of the Dead Sea.
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