Route Magic Towns Ajijic/Chapala and Tlaquepaque (boy group)

Overview

Available languages

English

Spanish

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In this landscape appreciation tour, we will visit Ajijic, a magical and picturesque village of stone streets, colorful houses and urban art that elevate you to a tourist destination of excellence, where we will appreciate the beauty of the lake, taste pre-Hispanic drinks and see the loom weavers. We will continue in Chapala village for more walking and buying crafts if you wish, finally we end up in Tlaquepaque to eat and enjoy the art galleries and old mansions.

Additional Info

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller

Service animals allowed

Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

What To Expect

Ajijic

We leave GDL and drive approximately 1:30 hours. Ajijic is one of the villages on the shore of Lake Chapala which enjoy an excellent climate. Here we take a walk along the seawall where we will talk about the history of the place and customs. We continue to the main square to get to know the most representative of the village as the parish of San Andrés, the square of crafts and the wall of the dead. We finish and leave for Chapala.

3 hours • Admission Not Applicable

Tlaquepaque

The journey will take approximately 45 minutes. Upon arrival, we will start a walk and the guide explains about the history of Tlaquepaque, then we visit several art galleries, starting with Sergio Bustamante, we walk to visit the main attractions like the Parian of Tlaquepaque and finally we choose a restaurant with a choice of mariachi or not to finish this tour of magical villages

4 hours • Admission Not Applicable

What‘s Included

Bottled water

Tasting pre-Hispanic drinks

Air-conditioned vehicle

Face-to-face Guide: Spanish, English

transportation auto recent model

Lunch

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Route Magic Towns Ajijic/Chapala and Tlaquepaque (boy group)

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Reviews

5.00

3 reviews

Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor

Get to know Guadalajara with a caring friendly atmosphere
Vacationer320966,,Nov 23, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
5.00
The tour guide is the best. He knows everything there is to know about also the places we went. He's sincere, honest, and really goes out of his way to make you feel at home. He pays homage to the local artisans and encourages supporting the locals. He definitely shows you all the ins and outs and the secret local treasures. You'll be lucky if he's your guide.
Full Day of Fun (and Education)!
RVAChuck,,Apr 13, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
5.00
I am so happy, and fortunate, to have had the good luck of finding Daniel for our first trip to Mexico! We enjoyed him so much on our first day trip to learn about the Guachimontones and visits to Tres Mujeres and Tequila Town that we booked a second tour with him. This time we explored the beautiful towns of Ajijic, Chapala, and Tlaquepaque. He knocked it out of the park again! We had a full day learning all about expat life in Ajijic as we walked through the beautiful town meeting locals, visiting many shops, and exploring this magical space. Daniel was very patient as we stopped and talked to different people along the way, never wanting to hurry or rush us. Next we took the short drive over to Chapala and learned more about the ecosystem of the lake, mountains, and town, as well as some of the history of The Virigin of Zapopan and the relation to Lake Chapala. Our last stop was the beautiful town of Tlaquepaque which had many shops, galleries, and restaurants. If you get the chance, have lunch or dinner at Casa Luna - it was AMAZING. The food and the atmosphere are both *chef's kiss*! If you are looking for tours in English, you cannot go wrong with Daniel. His communication during the booking process was excellent. He picked us up and dropped us off at our hotel which was very convenient. You can quickly tell he enjoys what he does. He is passionate about the history, culture, and people of Mexico and genuinely loves sharing this information with those in his care. I honestly feel like we've made our first friend in Mexico!!