Guadalajara Tours & Tickets

Explore the luscious lakeside villages of Ajijic and Chapala on a full-day tour from Guadalajara. Admire the scenic splendor of Lake Chapala (Lago de Chapala), Mexico’s largest natural lake. Wander the cobblestone streets of picturesque Ajijic as you appreciate the colonial majesty and provincial charm of its architecture.

Visit Lake Chapala for gorgeous landscapes, food, and sights on a full-day tour from Guadalajara. See the ranch home of popular Mexican singer Vicente Fernandez, stroll on the shore of Lake Chapala—the largest lake in Mexico, then visit the picturesque town of Ajijic before stopping to purchase lunch at a typical restaurant on the lake. Includes guide, transportation by air-conditioned minivan, and pickup and drop-off at select hotels.

Learn how tequila is produced—from the agave plants to the bottle—on a full-day tour from Guadalajara. Visit fields where agave grows, then head to La Rojeña, the distillery for Jose Cuervo, located in the town of Tequila. Take a tour of the distillery, taste several fine tequilas, then stop for lunch and shopping in town. Includes distillery tour and tequila tasting, guide, transportation in an air-conditioned minivan, and pickup and drop-off at select hotels.

Discover Jalisco’s historic tequila culture on a full-day tour from Guadalajara to Tequila, an enchanting town filled with traditional haciendas. Learn how tequila goes from agave to bottle in a 150-year-old hacienda, sample a range of house-made tequilas, and see Tequila’s main landmarks, including the Jose Cuervo store. This full-day Tequila tour includes lunch—and more tequila—as well as round-trip transport from your Guadalajara hotel.

Let us take you to the ride of your life. You will ride across the agave fields by horse and have the pleasure to admire the beautiful nature and incredible characteristics of the Tequila Landscape. Let yourself be pampered by the warmth of our people.

All aboard the Jose Cuervo Express® for the trip between Guadelajara and Tequila, where you’ll learn about Mexico's most iconic spirit. We offer a full cultural immersion, from guided tastings with a master tequilero to distillery tours, agave harvesting demos, and a fun Mexican show. This full-day Tequila tour includes round-trip transport by train and bus with seats in the Jose Cuervo Express® Premium Wagon, as well as snacks, drinks, and all activities.

A bicycle tour is a great way to discover and get to know the city. We invite you to discover the great city of Guadalajara with us. Feel the soul of the city, drive through the busy streets and learn about its incredible history, as well as about the culture and lifestyle of Mexicans. 13 km through Guadalajara to the most interesting spots of the city.

Discover the luscious landscape of Mexico’s renowned tequila-producing region on a full-day tequila tour to Jalisco. Visit one of the world’s most famous tequila distilleries to tour and taste your way around this iconic establishment. Explore historical agave fields during your journey from Guadalajara and acquire knowledge of the complex fermentation process integral to producing delicious tequila. Savor the fiery flavor of Mexico’s national drink while your guide offers knowledgeable narration. An intimate experience is guaranteed on this small-group tour, with numbers limited to 13 people.

Discover all of Guadalajara’s top attractions during this in-depth day tour, with free time to explore the arts and gastronomy hub of Tlaquepaque. Get a peek at the controversial work of Mexican muralist Jose Clemente Orozco, and discover the city’s most stunning panoramic view. After visiting all the main landmarks, you’ll head to Tlaquepaque village. Linger over a tasty lunch platter, pop into an art gallery, or shop for handicraft souvenirs.

Discover the astounding architecture of Guadalajara and the provincial charm of Tlaquepaque on a sightseeing tour. Admire legendary landmarks and historical monuments in Guadalajara’s colonial downtown, marveling at the majesty of the cathedral and the theater. Embrace the vibrant atmosphere of the grand market before journeying to the quaint, cobbled streets of Tlaquepaque to explore bespoke boutiques bursting with artisan treasures.

Live one of the best experiences in contact with nature just 30 min. (car) from downtown Guadalajara. In this experience you will have a cultural and natural tour in one of the most important places in Guadalajara: The Barranca de Huentitán. With a duration of approximately 4 hours and a high intensity (recommended only for people who exercise frequently) these are the activities we will do: -View of the dawn (necessary to arrive 7 am, max. Waiting time 15 min.) -Walk and descent through the Barranca de Huentitán -Visit the Archdeacon Bridge, inspired by the Brooklyn Bridge NY. (former door of Guadalajara, 19th century) -Down to the viewpoint of the ravine -Explanation about the canyon, its history and nature. -Visit to the funicular roads. It includes: -Bottled water -Guided visit

Explore the town of Tequila on a private tour from Guadalajara. After a convenient hotel pickup, visit the distillery of one of several famous producers of the town’s namesake product: Herradura, Sauza, Cofradia or Jose Cuervo. Enjoy a tasting, including in the tour price, with an optional 3-course lunch. Enrich your experience with a relaxing walk in the town’s historic center, shop for crafts and specially-priced bottles.

The walking tour in Guadalajara aims to make you'r experience the most likeable possible in your city, our job is to introduce you to the city with our history, traditions, and local folklore that you can only experience by walking. Our guides will always try the best to put a smile on your face and at the same time teach you about this wonderful city in Mexico! The best way to get to know the best of Guadalajara with a local and in a budget friendly way and focusing only on you!

Visiting Guadalajara and tired of sightseeing? Book a ticket to Selva Magica, a park that provides fun and entertainment for everyone in the family. Depending on which type of admission ticket you select (Mega, Platinum, or Platinum VIP pass), the park offers more than 35 different attractions divided into three categories: children, family, and extreme. Conveniently located near the Guadalajara Zoo, Selva Magica will thrill the little ones and the adrenaline junkies alike.

Stray from the beaten path and visit one of Mexico’s most mysterious Mayan sites on a tour of the Guachimontones Pyramids from Guadalajara. Hailed as the most important pre-historic site of western Mexico, the UNESCO-listed site plays host to unique circular pyramids and the largest ball court in Mesoamerica. Delve into the site’s ancient history in a small-group limited to 10 and enjoy the convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off in Guadalajara.   

Take a break from the bustle of Guadalajara on a day trip to the archaeological site of Guachimontones. Going with a guide is essential, as the ancient ruins are unmarked and need context. After the tour, relax and enjoy refreshments at 2 colonial haciendas that have been turned into boutique hotels.

This guided 5-hour tour of Mexico City takes you into the Barrio Magico district of Coyoacán and the flowered waterways of Xochimilco, a UNESCO site. Pass by Coyoacán’s gorgeous 16th-century mansions, cobblestone streets and San Juan Bautista church. If you’re a fan of Frida Kahlo, you’ll enjoy La Casa Azul (the Blue House), her former home turned into a museum. Then, relax aboard a ‘trajinera’ boat for a tranquil float along Xochimilco’s canals that date back to Aztec times.

Visit two historic cities on a full-day tour from Mexico City to Cuernavaca and Taxco, and spend the day exploring colonial architecture, walking cobblestone streets, and browsing the beautifully-worked silver of the ‘World Silver Capital.’ Your tour includes a buffet lunch and guided tours of each town, as well as pickup and drop-off at Mexico City hotels.

This guided tour takes you from Guadalajara to the Guachimontones ruins, a prehispanic archaeological site known for its circular pyramids. Not only does a guided tour streamline transportation for an easy trip, but it also comes with the benefit of a guide to explain and inform about the ancient culture that once called the ruins home.

Enjoy a comprehensive experience of Mexico’s national drink on this guided excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup in Guadalajara, learn about the history and evolution of tequila from an informative local guide, visit a UNESCO-designated field where the the plant used to make the spirit is grown and participate in a planting. Check out Mundo Cuervo and stop by Jose Cuervo, one of the oldest distilleries in Latin America.

*Private groups minimum 3 persons. Anyway we only do small groups: bookings from 1 or 2 persons will be set into a 4 persons group. - - - We are Carlos and Alejandro, brothers and copartners in this tourism project. Carlos is a Certified Guide by the Mexican Secretary of Tourism, an audio engineer and a gifted musician. Alejandro studied Anthropology in the National School of Anthropology and History, in Mexico City, and is about to complete a Master's program in Cultural Philosophy . We are passionate about Mexican history, art and culture. Therefore we like to share experiences related in the matter. In the last 10 years we have walked different cities around the globe, including rural and indigenous communities in México and Southamerica.

Visit the towns of Tonala and Tlaquepaque, both known for their artisan crafts, on this day tour from Guadalajara. Learn about the history of the Tonaltecas as you explore the town’s murals and historic buildings. In Tlaquepaque, where mansions have been transformed into shops and galleries, wander around the main plaza and visit the town's other structures and monuments.

Together we drive with the car to the Spring Forest. The forest of spring is also called the lung of Guadalajara. In more than 20,000 hectares you can find several hiking and cycling routes. Depending on your experience in mountain biking on uneven terrain, we chose one of the different routes. The route takes us through the forest uphill and downhill on trees and rocks. Occasionally we stop to enjoy the view or to take a short break. At the end we enjoyed a beer or another soft drink in a small restaurant next to the forest.