Mosaic workshop

Mexico Mosaic is a vibrant cultural experience that blends ancient tradition with modern artistry. Known for its intricate designs and bold colors, Mexican mosaic art reflects the rich history and diverse heritage of the region. From traditional Aztec motifs to contemporary interpretations, Mexico Mosaic offers a visual feast that captivates the imagination and celebrates the spirit of Mexico.

The cost of this optional hands-on “mosaic workshop” with a local master artisan is $147.97 per person.

Mexican Cooking Lesson

Mexican cuisine is a flavorful fusion of indigenous Mesoamerican cooking with Spanish and other European influences. It is renowned for its bold and vibrant flavors, diverse range of ingredients, and intricate preparation methods. From spicy salsas and rich moles to savory tacos and hearty tamales, Mexican cuisine offers a delicious exploration of the country's culture and history. Whether you're sampling street food in bustling markets or dining in upscale restaurants, the diverse and delicious flavors of Mexico are sure to tantalize your taste buds.

The cost of this optional Mexico cooking lesson with a local chef is $237.97 per person.

Deborah Calyo - "I enjoyed my Mexican cruise very much. My husband and I met many nice people. Sharing our quilting time was a lot of fun, enjoyable and we learned from great teachers."

Manuela Silbach, Underdale, South Australia- "Loved Mexico - the colours, the food, the places and the fun time with the group"

Suzanne Doonan,Malvern, Pennsylvania- "What a wonderful trip. The travel manager was an extraordinary guide for our first trip to Mexico. Craftours created a community of travelers, hosted so many entertaining and enlightening experiences for us in this beautiful country."

Diane Chesko, Campton Hills, IL - "I've always wanted to see the monarch sanctuaries."

Martha Zydowsky, Madison, WI - "Great tour! It was a nice blend of different activities and I loved Mexico. One of the best tours I've done!"

Carole Blemker, Madison, WI - "I loved the trip! The diversity of experiences and overall camaraderie of our little group was exceptional. We packed a lot in over a fairly short time. Wonderful!"

Cheryl Barnard, Port Elgin, Ontario - "A true adventure!"

Joyce Pearsall, Brevard, NC - "This was a once-in-a-lifetime trip for me. As a volunteer with Monarch Watch as a Conservation Specialist, it was important for me to actually see the overwintering sites in Mexico. I have seen them in California about two years ago, so these are precious memories! Even with the importance of the monarchs to me, what was even more unique was having Estela Romero as a guide and taking us to Macheros to see the children and meet families up close and personal. It was very much worth my money and time to experience that adventure! I learned much and am grateful!"

Deanna Ott, Aurora, CO - "The Monarch Mecca trip was amazing. Seeing the Monarchs was more than I imagined, it was magic. I also enjoyed the botanical gardens in Toluca and touring around Mexico City."

Jen Neve, Austin, TX - "Kylee was a delight. She was very informative and shared enough of her experiences to keep things interesting. She also organized a nice surprise visit from a young lady who had bicycled the monarch migration route. Sherrill was wonderful. Organised and very clear about expectations and timeliness. The Rancho San Cayetano B&B was so pretty. The rooms were comfortable. Hotel Avandaro was incredible-so nice. El Rosario sanctuary was incredible."

Nancy Anne Braymer, Washington, DC - “I misunderstood how CrafTours worked and did not understand the participatory nature of the workshops as I appreciate crafts but have zero talent. That said, I loved the tour. I was honored to be in the presence of the travel manager who is amazing.”

Joan Lumpkin, Kettering, OH - “It was a very enjoyable trip. The butterflies were very active and an experience to see.”

Diane McCarthy, Bellvue, CO - “As a scientist and a lover of nature, I have wanted to do this tour for years. It definitely did not disappoint!”