Guadajalara
Guadalajara is closely associated with mariachi, Mexican folk traditions, charrería and tequila. Jalisco's capital offers historic monuments, cultural attractions and tree-lined avenues, alongside the warmth of its residents.
Explore the guide ↓Mariachi, tradition and the spirit of Jalisco
Guadalajara is closely associated with mariachi, Mexican folk traditions, charrería and tequila. Jalisco's capital offers historic monuments, cultural attractions and tree-lined avenues, alongside the warmth of its residents.
Beyond the city, the towns around Lake Chapala offer places to relax, find inspiration and spend time with friends or family. Boat trips, hot springs and a varied food scene add to the experience.
Find your next stop.
↗Arteaga
A beautiful “Pueblo Mágico”, it is considered the Suiza of México; has an area full of pine trees and Apple trees.
↗Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta offers thousands of attractions, starting with its wide variety of beaches, followed by the perfect combination of the beauty of the traditional Mexican landscape and a cosmopolitan atmosphere, climate and endless activities. Whale watching, diving, fishing, kitesurfing, flyboarding and swimming with dolphins are just some of the activities you can do in this outstanding sun and beach destination.
↗Parras
This place is recognized for the very important culture winegrowing.
↗Candela
Heroic Pueblo Mágico, full of history and culture, where many battles of the revolution took place, Candela has an area with unique naturals scenarios like “The Lajitas”.
↗Puerto Escondido
Puerto Escondido is a city built around picturesque beaches, bordered by gigantic rock formations.