Top Jalisco Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 4

Explore the birthplace of tequila without the hassle of arranging transportation, distillery visits, or tastings on your own. This guided day trip from Guadalajara takes you through blue agave fields, into a local distillery to learn about traditional production methods, and through the historic streets of Tequila. With logistics handled for you, it’s an easy way to experience the region’s culture, scenery, and signature flavors in a single outing.

Puerto Vallarta is famous for its street food, but it takes local know-how to find the city’s tastiest eats. On this small-group dinner crawl, get your fill of tacos and other Mexican goodies. Accompanied by a foodie guide, get a taste of 6-8 types of tacos depending on your appetite, from traditional "al pastor" (slow-cooked pork) and pork ribs to "cabeza" (head).

Enjoy the beauty of Puerto Vallarta with this group tour, riding in a sun buggy over the sand and through the jungle. Besides the buggy ride, you’ll stop by an agave factory, and also Mismaloya beach, where you’ll have lunch. Snorkeling and body surfing are options here, too. Know you’ll be keeping costs down by booking this group tour.

Eliminate the guesswork from exploring Guadalajara and Tlaquepaque, and get the inside scoop on culture and history on a sightseeing tour led by a local guide. Explore Guadalajara’s colonial downtown, marveling at the majesty of the cathedral and the theater, while leaving the navigating to someone else. Exploring in an air-conditioned vehicle helps you stay cool and cover more sights in less time.

If you have never visited downtown Vallarta, it is likely that when you see them you will not believe that a place like this existed in Mexico. We will observe hundreds of beautiful places within the city that will truly surprise you. A professional guide will guide you to explore the best of Puerto Vallarta on our captivating city tour. We begin on the lively Malecón de Vallarta, where the sea breeze mixes with the cultural bustle. Then, we headed to the imposing Municipal Palace, a witness to history and local government. The majestic Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe awaits us with its emblematic architecture and its rich spirituality. And for a unique sensory experience, we visit the Tequila Factory, where you will discover the secrets of this national drink. From the energy of the boardwalk to the serenity of the church, each stop immerses you in the vibrant essence of Puerto Vallarta. A cultural adventure that will leave a lasting impression on your heart!

Being the national drink of Mexico, tequila plays an important role in the country's culture and history. Delve deep into the tequila- and mezcal-making experience during this full-day excursion through the state of Jalisco. Visit a local distillery to learn about the manufacturing process, enjoy a tasting at a local venue, and stop at the town of Tequila to explore.

Cycle along Puerto Vallarta's El Malecon boardwalk on this private 2.5-hour bike tour. With just your family and friends, soak up gorgeous views of Banderas Bay and check out landmarks along the way, including the Cathedral, lighthouse and the pier. Visit local-favorite eateries for lunch and ice cream (own expense), and learn about the city’s history and architecture from an informative guide.

Puerto Vallarta doesn’t just have great beaches. It’s also a renowned birthing hub for humpback whales from November to April. Get a close-up peek at the larger-than-life marine mammals on this exclusive whaling cruise, which includes entertaining onboard commentary from your guide. You also enjoy free onboard alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, plus a tasty buffet lunch spread and continental breakfast.

Discover the highlights of Guadalajara, known for tequila and mariachi music, during this city walking tour. Join a private guide and stop at several points of interest including the main square, the cathedral, and the Degollado Theater. While you walk, your guide provides commentary about the city's history and culture.

Covering the Lake Chapala efficiently is difficult to do without local knowledge or a vehicle of your own. Instead of tackling the navigation and planning independently, join this guided tour to Tres Potrillos, Lake Chapala, and the colorful lakeside town of Ajijic. Along the way, learn about Jalisco’s charrería (livestock herding) traditions and local heritage through live commentary that adds helpful context.

Enjoy a thrilling ride over the waves of the Pacific Ocean during this guided, personal water craft tour. Hop on and drive your machine over the waves of the to Los Muertos, the village of Mismaloya and more. Enjoy the sun, speed, and the wind in your hair as you ride your personal water craft from place to place, stopping to swim and snorkel along the way.

Experience the excitement of Mexican lucha libre without the hassle of navigating a fast-paced local event or figuring out seating and logistics on your own. This guided night out takes you to the historic Arena Coliseo de Guadalajara, where you’ll learn about wrestling traditions and enjoy a pre-show beverage before the action begins. With all arrangements handled for you, you can focus on the atmosphere, chants, and high-energy spectacle inside the arena.

Explore Puerto Vallarta’s top historic and cultural attractions in this guided sightseeing excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup, learn about the city from a professional guide while visiting sites like the Malecón, the Municipal Palace, Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, the flea market, and a tequila factory. Capture memorable photos while heading south through Costa de Oro, Mirador de los Arcos, and other areas.

Leave Puerto Vallarta behind to explore one of Mexico's last hidden vestiges: San Sebastián, tucked within the Sierra Madre. On this tour, take in scenes of daily rural life as you travel by comfortable vehicle into the mountains toward this colonial enclave. Meander among its whitewashed structures with your guide, see remnants of its mining past, and simply enjoy a town mostly untouched by tourism. Lunch is included.

Discover tequila beyond a simple tasting without the hassle of researching distilleries or missing the cultural context behind each pour. This immersive experience in Tequila introduces you to its history, craftsmanship, and production through guided storytelling and a certified cellar visit. Begin with a welcome cocktail before tasting premium 100% agave tequilas with an expert who helps you understand aroma, flavor, and tradition.

Puerto Vallarta is filled with incredible food, but trying to hit all the hotspots at once is a recipe for sore feet and blisters. Give your legs a rest—while tasting your way around town—on this half-day small-group culinary tour by bike. Tick off top sights like the Malecón, the Church of Guadalupe, and the local fish market, and indulge in delicacies like tacos, chilaquiles, and homemade ice cream.

Where better to sample tequila than in one of the last tequila factories in its namesake town of Jalisco? Come explore the agave fields and the distilleries without waiting around on this private tour, and enjoy a meal of Mexican delicacies. Combine a tequila visit with extreme swing at Mirador del Tequila for plenty of photo opportunities.

Designed to delight lovers of horticulture, this 6-hour tour combines a visit to Vallarta Botanical Garden with tequila tasting at Rancho Los Veranos. Alongside your guide, you’ll explore 20 acres of lush tropical gardens, home to 3,000 different plant species. Then, head to Rancho Los Veranos for a Mexican lunch accompanied by samples of tequila, the country’s national beverage. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Go beyond the beaten path and 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), one of Mexico’s largest natural lake, and wander the cobblestone streets of picturesque Ajijic while listening to commentary that you won't get in the guidebook.

See the highlights of Puerto Vallarta—the rich history, beautiful architecture, and stunning scenery that has made it a tourist hot spot for many years—on this private tour from the cruise port and central hotels. Visit the seaside Malecon, Mismaloya, and Conchas Chinas, plus the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe; take photos at Los Arcos, and shop souvenirs at the market. You can also include a tequila tasting (own expense).

Personalized service from expert local guides Small groups for a more intimate, crowd-free experience Top-quality snorkeling gear for maximum comfort and safety Exclusive access to less-trafficked snorkeling spots rich in marine life A scenic journey that includes a waterfall hike, beach time, and a stop at the iconic Los Arcos de Mismaloya

Experience Guadalajara like a local on this private food tour through the city’s rich culinary scene. Enjoy hearty meals at beloved family-run eateries that make you feel right at home, and explore Mercado Libertad—Latin America’s largest indoor market. With your guide leading the way, wind through its bustling corridors and discover more than 500 stalls offering hidden food treasures. Taste regional favorites like birria, barbacoa, and tortas ahogadas (a type of traditional sandwich), as you learn the stories behind each dish. Along the way, take in Guadalajara’s historic landmarks and hear fascinating local tales you’d miss on your own. End at the storied Nueve Esquinas neighborhood, famous for its tasty birria.

Visit the historic mining town of San Sebastian del Oeste on a full-day, small-group tour from Puerto Vallarta that explores local food, architecture, and culture. Taste tequila at a distillery and sample coffee in an organic coffee factory, stroll through the cobblestone streets of the center, then enjoy a traditional Mexican lunch at a local restaurant. This 6-hour tour includes pickup and drop-off at hotels in Puerto Vallarta, as well as a buffet lunch and guided walking tour, and it’s limited to 15 people for more personal service.

Escape Guadalajara without the stress of planning multiple transfers, coordinating lake transport, or navigating small towns on your own. This private experience takes you to Lake Chapala and its surrounding communities, where a guide handles logistics while sharing cultural context along the way. With boat access, curated village visits, and a relaxed lakeside meal included, you can focus on the scenery, history, and local life rather than organization.