Mexico

Mexico is a country of contrasts, colours, and creativity; a perfect canvas for content creators looking to turn moments into stories. From Cancun’s turquoise coastline to the ruins of ancient civilisations, the Yucatán Peninsula offers more than just a beach holiday. It delivers a full sensory journey. Think sunrise meditations by the sea, vibrant food markets in colonial towns, and hidden cenotes surrounded by jungle.

Whether you’re here to capture lifestyle content, run a wellness retreat, or lead culinary adventures, Mexico gives you the freedom to express and explore. The Yucatán Peninsula blends natural beauty with cultural richness. One morning might involve leading a yoga session on a rooftop with ocean views, while the next could see your group wandering pastel-hued streets in Valladolid or tasting traditional dishes cooked by local chefs.

Mexico’s layered history and living traditions create opportunities for meaningful content that goes beyond the usual travel snaps. With boutique hotels, hacienda stays, beach clubs, and immersive local experiences, the Yucatán Peninsula supports a variety of content-led group trips. From foodie reels and mindfulness workshops to behind-the-scenes moments at artisan studios, Mexico lets you create with depth, heart, and vibrancy.

“This is a destination where culture, colour, and creativity collide, perfect for creators ready to co-host with their community through immersive workshops, curated day trips, and soulful experiences with a Mexican flair.”

Things You Need To Know

Time Difference: GMT -5 hours (Cancun)
Capital: Mexico City
Currency: Mexican Peso (MXN)
Visa: Visa-free access for passport holders from most European countries, the UK, and over 60 other nations
Our Highlight: Swimming in a crystal-clear cenote after a morning tour of the Chichen Itzá ruins
Best Time to Visit: December to April is dry season, with sunny days ideal for outdoor filming and beach-side content
Language: Spanish is the official language, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas

Mexico combines affordability with creative depth. From ancient ruins and sacred waters to rooftop sunsets and jungle sanctuaries, it offers the perfect foundation for curated, content-first group trips. Whether you’re running a wellness programme or shooting a lifestyle series, each experience can be tailored to your brand and your audience.

Trip Styles

Wellness Reset

Best suited to yoga instructors, breathwork facilitators, or spiritual coaches. This style focuses on stillness and connection. Guests begin each day with guided movement and end with mindful reflection. From cenote swims to fire ceremonies, the energy of the Yucatán provides a powerful space for realignment...

Cultural Creatives

Perfect for content creators with a story to tell. Photographers, writers, and filmmakers will find inspiration in cobbled streets, ancient pyramids, and artisan workshops. This style blends thoughtful cultural exploration with visually rich settings that elevate every frame.

Coastal Lifestyle

Designed for fashion, beauty, or lifestyle influencers. Think private beachfront villas, slow brunches, and sunrise shoots. Days are light and luxurious, offering poolside content, curated outings, and golden-hour walks along Tulum’s quieter stretches.

Food & Flavour Trail

Tailored to chefs, foodies, and creators who thrive in the kitchen or behind the camera. This culinary journey includes visits to local markets, heritage recipes passed down by grandmothers, and hands-on cooking experiences. Mexican cuisine is a powerful storytelling tool and a crowd-pleaser every time.

Sample Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Cancun

Guests are welcomed with cool coconut water and traditional marigold garlands before a private transfer to a boutique eco-resort tucked between the jungle and the sea. The afternoon is yours to rest, explore the lush grounds, or shoot content by the pool. As the sun begins to set, the group gathers on a rooftop terrace for a welcome dinner of grilled fish, roasted vegetables, and hibiscus mocktails. A soft breeze carries the scent of lime and woodsmoke as the itinerary unfolds beneath a blanket of stars.
Day 2: Chichen Itzá & Cenote Ikkil

After a light breakfast, the group sets off on a private day trip to Chichen Itzá. A local historian brings the story of this ancient city to life, offering creators powerful angles and context to pair with stunning visuals. After exploring the site, a short drive leads to Cenote Ikkil, where guests can swim, shoot, or simply float in the cool, sacred waters surrounded by vines. The evening closes with a relaxed dinner in Valladolid featuring mole, fresh tortillas, and local musicians.
Day 3: Valladolid Culture & Cooking Experience

Today is slow, sensory, and story-rich. Begin with a content walk through Valladolid’s colourful colonial streets, where every corner reveals hand-painted signs, flowering balconies, and bicycles resting against sun-washed walls. Mid-morning, the group joins a local chef in her home for a hands-on cooking experience. Think open-fire tortillas, Mayan spice pastes, and the secrets of perfect salsa. There’s time after lunch to edit, reflect, or connect over iced horchata.
Day 4: Jungle Wellness & Fire Ceremony

Wake early for a grounding yoga session in a jungle palapa, followed by fresh fruit, tamales, and herbal teas. The day centres on wellness, with optional workshops in breathwork, sound healing, or traditional Mexican rituals. As dusk falls, the group gathers around a fire circle guided by a local healer. The ceremony is an invitation to release, reset, and reconnect. Candles flicker, drums echo, and the night offers stillness.
Day 5: Tulum Ruins & Beach Club Slowdown

Today blends cultural storytelling with soft luxury. The morning begins with a visit to the cliffside ruins of Tulum, where the Caribbean Sea crashes below centuries-old stone. It’s a breathtaking setting for lifestyle shoots or group reflections on travel and time. Afterwards, guests are transferred to a private beach club for an afternoon of slow content and real rest. Think linen hammocks, iced matcha, and barefoot walks along the sand. As the sun sets, the group gathers for a casual dinner with fresh ceviche and grilled corn under palm-fringed skies.
Day 6: Artisan Market & Departure

On your final morning, the focus is local craft and connection. Explore a nearby artisan market for last-minute content and meaningful souvenirs, from embroidered textiles and handwoven baskets to earthy ceramics and pressed floral journals. It’s a chance to reflect, film final clips, and support the local creative economy.

A relaxed farewell brunch closes the trip, giving space for story-sharing, content swaps, and future collaboration plans. Private transfers to Cancun International Airport follow.