Mexico · TEOTIHUACAN PYRAMID TRIPS
35 tours
Teotihuacán is an hour north of Mexico City when the traffic behaves. Balloon flights that go up before sunrise are in here too, 15 trips in all, with prices, pickup points and whether the Basílica de Guadalupe or Tlatelolco is bolted on. Nobody knows what the builders called themselves; the Náhuatl name came centuries later, from the Aztecs who found the city already old.
Tlatelolco, Guadalupe Basilica, and Teotihuacan in one long day with lunch and tequila tasting, guided with $39 value.
“It was great. Leonardo and Juan made sure the trip ran smoothly and provided a lot of information. The lunch was also very good”
Early Teotihuacan with an English guide, direct access to the main pyramids and Causeway of the Dead, plus comfy round-trip transport.
“It was an amazing time visiting the pyramids. The bus there was new, clean and well maintained. Our guide Diana was upbeat, very knowledgeable and lovely. She walked us through the entire site explaining to us all the history as we walked. You do need to be able to keep up physically and do a lot of steps. It was a very memorable day.”
Early-access Teotihuacan tour from Mexico City with a bilingual guide, included entry, and optional lunch, plus an obsidian stop.
“I loved this tour!! Our guide Antonio was very informative and the tour was great! He really knows his stuff! He guides you and also gives you free time in between each section. I recommend this tour to everyone! The other guide Herson was awsome too! Super funny guy! They took us to try pulque and tequila which was awsome and the place we stopped for lunch was super yummy! Would rate this tour with them a 10/10!”
A full-day Mexico City tour mixing Teotihuacan, Tlatelolco, and the Basilica of Guadalupe, plus tequila tasting and a craft stop.
“Jio our kind guide made a very good job explaning efficiently what we saw and thus made the excursion even better, I recommend it to every traveler passing by Mexico City”
Fly at sunrise over Teotihuacan, toast with the crew, enjoy a Mexican breakfast, and choose optional time on the pyramids, all from Mexico City.
“Hot air-ballooning over these pyramids at sunrise is a once-in-a-lifetime experience! The hot air balloons don't have doors, so there is some climbing and jumping into the basket involved. It would have also been nice if there were 2 fewer people in each basket, since it felt like we were packed in like sardines in a can. The loss of one star is for the quality of the breakfast buffet, and the long wait once we arrived at the location until we actually got sorted into groups and went off to get on the balloons. The transportation to and from CDMX was timely and comfortable, but some improvements to the…”
Dawn hot-air balloon over Teotihuacan, cave breakfast at La Cueva, and self-paced pyramid time with CDMX pickup.
“The trip was good. Due the wind direction, we could not fly over the Teotihuacan pyramids, but we got to fly in a balloon. We knew that that the way nature is, and we did not have good luck on that day. We however had lunch in a CAVE. and that was fun. We did Pay for a picture package of $100 DOLLARs, and to this day, we HAVE NOT YET RECEIVED THE PICTURES. PLEASE HELP US GET THAT MEMORY PACKAGE.”
Private early Teotihuacan tour from Mexico City with English guide, hotel pickup, admission included, and pulque, tequila, mezcal tasting.
“Noah was friendly and knowledgable. We learned a lot from him and really enjoyed the tour. The only feedback we had was that Noah unilaterally decided to visit the mescal wasting first which was different from the itinerary took about 45 minutes and made us arrive later at the archeological site. whereas if we had been asked we would have preferred to go straight to the archeological site first to avoid crowds and hotter weather, and do the mescal tasting second.”
Guided half-day Teotihuacan with early or afternoon access, Sun and Moon Pyramids, Quetzalpapalotl Palace, plus an obsidian workshop and tequila tasting.
“Very nice trip, no unnecessary activities to kill time, tour guide did a great job entertaining the group”
Sunrise hot air balloon over Teotihuacan plus cave breakfast, artisan stops, and a guided walk at the pyramids. Pickup options included.
“I had never been in an air balloon before this, but this experience exceeded every possible expectation. We got SO close to the archeological site and were able to get amazing photos and videos. The takeoff and landing was nice and smooth. Our driver and all the staff were absolutely wonderful too.”
A guided Teotihuacán day trip from Mexico City with included entry, mezcal tastings, and a structured Pyramid route, plus a few tradeoffs.
“Do yourself a favor and book a tour with no tourist traps. I found this tour to be extremely disorganized and poorly timed. The entire first hour was spent in a tourist trap (a literal fenced in box completely outside the pyramids) where they tried to sell us stones and alcohol. Conversely, when we got to the pyramid of the moon, we were only allowed 15 min at the top. We also skipped an entire pyramid and multiple important sites. When I asked why, the guide stated we didn’t have time and that it was too far to walk. Then we proceeded to spend an hour and a half at…”
Spend 9 hours hitting Tlatelolco, the Basilica of Guadalupe, and Teotihuacan, with a guided trip, entrances, tequila tasting, and optional lunch.
“Gio was very knowledgable, super friendly and had a great sense of humour. Would recommend this tour to friends and family who are planning a CDMX trip. The pick up points were in convenient locations and we enjoyed the full itinerary. Such good value for money ✨”
Private Teotihuacan and Guadalupe tour from Mexico City with Tlatelolco ruins, Basilica visit, and optional lunch, door-to-door in 6 hours.
“We loved this tour! It was super thorough and personable. As it was private, we were able to ask all our specific questions and time our pacing to our choosing. Carlos René was so knowledgeable and he was an amazing guide!”
Sunrise hot air balloon over Teotihuacan plus optional guided ruins, Basilica of Guadalupe, obsidian and tequila tasting from CDMX.
“The incredible views from the Balloon up on the air.”
We Fly’s Teotihuacán hot air balloon ride from CDMX includes pickup, a buffet breakfast, and archaeological zone access for $160.37.
“We waited at the agreed upon pick up point. Many vans came of the company we booked with, but our names were not on their list so they wouldn’t take us. It was so disappointing! We only had that day to go.”
Guided day trip from Mexico City to Teotihuacan, plus Plaza de las Tres Culturas and the Basilica of Guadalupe, with Teotihuacan admission included.
“Our guide, Marco, was very professional and extremely enthusiastic. He dealt with some difficult tourists on the tour in a very calm manner. He was informative and open to answering any and all questions. The tour was well organized despite the morning chaos tying to pick up everyone. The only part I wasn’t a fan of was stopping at the artisanal spot. I think we spent too much time there. However, the employees there were engaging and did teach us about obsidian and various art arts and crafts in the area.”
