Cities, Heritage + the Caribbean Coast

This iconic surrealist artist was born in 1907 in what was once a rural suburb of Mexico City called Coyoacán. Her childhood home, known as La Casa Azul (The Blue House), is now the Frida Khalo Museum, an atmospheric space filled with her personal belongings, original artworks and a vivid sense of her life, passions and pain. After exploring this with a private guide to bring it to life you will move on to visit the Dolores Olmedo Museum. Khalo acquired this property in 1962 and donated her entire collection of pre-Hispanic, colonial, folk and contemporary art, it is comfortably the biggest collection of her art on show.

Exploring San Miguel de Allende unveils layers of history, artistry and local nuance. Wander cobbled streets lined with colourful facades, discover hidden chapels, artisan workshops and tucked-away courtyards. Your knowledgeable guide will bring the city’s rich colonial past and revolutionary roots to life, weaving in personal stories and cultural context. From tasting traditional sweets to meeting local artists, this is an intimate insider’s introduction to one of Mexico’s most enchanting towns.

On Mexico’s Mayan Riviera, days slip by in glorious luxury. Wake to the sound of the Caribbean, sunlight streaming across white sand and turquoise sea. Spend mornings drifting between pool and beach, a good book in hand, with staff anticipating your every need. Afternoons invite spa rituals, siestas shaded by palms or a margarita on the verandah. As evening falls, dine alfresco on fresh seafood beneath the stars. Here, indulgence is effortless, serenity assured, and every moment perfectly unhurried.