Destinations in Jalisco from Guadalajara

An hour northwest of Guadalajara, Tequila seduces at first sight with cobblestone alleys, the silhouette of the volcano cut out over infinite furrows of blue agave, and the sweet-smoky aroma of the drink that gave it its name. In 2006, UNESCO declared its "Agave Landscape and Ancient Industrial Facilities" a World Heritage Site, recognizing 38,000 hectares where agave culture still beats to the rhythm of the jimadores.

Discover Mazamitla, "The Mexican Switzerland," on a complete tour from Guadalajara. You'll visit the Magical Town of San Luis Soyatlán with its famous "Vampiros," a cajeta factory with tastings, Mazamitla's historic center with free time to eat and explore, the typical forest cabins, and optionally the Mundo Aventura interactive park.

Explore Jalisco's most iconic places in a single day: the Rancho Los 3 Potrillos of Vicente Fernández, the majestic Lake Chapala —Mexico's largest lake—, the Magical Town of Ajijic with its rich history and culture, and Tlaquepaque, Jalisco's most artistic magical town.

Guadalajara, Mexico's second-largest city, is a cultural treasure that combines history, colonial architecture, mariachi traditions, and exceptional gastronomy. Our tour takes you through the historic center, where you'll discover the Cathedral, Teatro Degollado, Hospicio Cabañas (World Heritage Site), and the iconic murals by José Clemente Orozco.