San Cristobal has some impressive monuments to offer its visitors. The sixteenth-century Catedral de San Cristobal de las Casas (with its excellent baroque-design and Solomonic altarpieces) and the fifteenth-century Templo y Ex Convento de Santo Domingo de Guzman (the most beautiful church of San Cristobal with a charming façade) are worth visiting.

Also visit the Na-Bolom Centre to learn more about the Mayan heritage. Culture buffs will love the Centro Cultural de Los Altos de Chiapas, which also houses some pre-Hispanic period exhibits, and the quaint Maya Medicine Museum, which offers ‘healers’ to cure all your ailments.

Marcos dolls with their cute ski-masks and rifles make for are ideal souvenirs and are available at the Jose Castillo Tielemans market; you could also get some Mexican pottery at Real de Guadalupe Street.

Also try the Chanfaina (lamb organs with rice) and the tasty Asado Chiapaneco (servings of roasted pork).

Acapulco has something to suit every taste and budget and offers a range of activities for the whole family. The main attraction of the bay are its more than twenty beaches, each with a dis...

Huatulco offers activities for every taste and age, from family packages at the Club Mediterrannée to the majestic Golf Club and discotheques in Tangolunda Bay. It also provides sea or land...