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Here are reviews from people who have taken our Mexico trips …
“The highlight for me was understanding Mexico’s history through its people, their culture and art which has contributed to the evolution of present-day Mexico. We learned about this history with lectures, field trips and in discussions with the Group Leaders. Our fellow participants were like-minded individuals who were not only delightful to be with, but were excited to learn, which further enhanced the experience for me.”
– Michael from Pratt, Kan.
“I fell in love with Mexico City and its inhabitants! The people were welcoming and conveyed an understandable pride for their country. The instructors were engaging, knowledgeable and filled the many gaps I had about Mexican history. And to top it all off, I made many friendships that I know will last a lifetime.”
– Diana from Royal Oak, Mich.
All-inclusive trips designed for travelers ages 50+!
Ancient stone temples breaching the jungle canopy is only one stroke of the diverse and colorful painting that is Mexico. Each city and small community has its own unique personality that builds on local influences and diverse cultures from the Olmec civilization to the Spanish Empire. As you explore arid deserts and tropical jungles on learning adventures with Road Scholar, you’ll soon discover that the best way to understand Mexico’s bounty is to experience it firsthand.
Each learning adventure in Mexico includes …
- Expert-led excursions and activities
- All lodging and most meals
- Gratuities
- Hands-on experiences
- Assurance plan and taxes
Favorite Experiences in Mexico
- In Oaxaca, discover world-renowned cuisine and experience a cooking class that begins with a trip to the market and ends with a four-course meal.
- Explore Mexico’s most important archaeological sites, including the Mitla ruins, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Spend three unforgettable days in Bahia Magdalena — one of the main breeding grounds for whales — to search for these gentle giants.
- Experience the indigenous Purepecha village of Patzcuaro, a quaint, colorful town of simple adobe homes founded in the 1320s.
A university of the world, Not-for-Profit Road Scholar has been leading global educational adventures for adults for nearly 50 years.
Our programs are all-inclusive educational adventures, not superficial tours. When you explore with us, you’ll have a deep, thought-provoking experience delivered by faculty experts on site.