Travel to the State of Jalisco - Tequila, Mariachi and Beaches

1st stage of your trip to Jalisco: Guadalajara

Welcome to GuadalajaraGuadalajara, Mexico's second-largest city, is often referred to as Mexico's Los Angeles for its exceptional quality of life and sunny climate. With its unique blend of modernity and tradition, Guadalajara offers an authentic glimpse of contemporary Mexico while remaining deeply rooted in its rich cultural past.

How to get to Guadalajara

Getting to Guadalajara is child's play thanks to its well-connected international airport, theAeropuerto Internacional Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla. With direct flights from major hubs like Mexico City and several U.S. cities, you're just an hour's flight from Mexico City and around 15 hours from France.

What's not to miss in Guadalajara?

• 🖼 Cabañas Museum Classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Cabañas Museum is a must-see for all visitors. In the heart of this historic building, discover the impressive frescoes by José Clemente Orozco, a master of Mexican muralism. These captivating works tell powerful stories about Mexico's identity and history.
  • 📍 Address: Calle Cabañas 8, Las Fresas, Guadalajara.
  • 🕛 Opening hours: open from 10am to 6pm, closed on Mondays.
  • 💰 Price: approx. 70 MXN.
• 🌇 Historical center The Guadalajara's historic center is a journey through time. Admire the splendid colonial buildings and don't miss the majestic Guadalajara Cathedral. Built over several centuries, it combines Gothic, Baroque and Neoclassical styles, offering a unique architectural panorama.
• 🎨 Tlaquepaque Tlaquepaque: Recognized as a "Pueblo Mágico" for its unique atmosphere and rich craft heritage, Tlaquepaque is a veritable center of the arts. Stroll its cobbled streets, discover artists' studios and galleries offering pottery, sculpture and textiles.

• 🚣 Lake Chapala An hour's drive from Guadalajara, the Lake Chapala is an oasis of tranquility and Mexico's largest lake. Ideal for water sports or simply relaxing by the water.
• 🌄 Ajijic The picturesque village is a popular enclave for expatriates, thanks to its mild climate and welcoming community. Stroll through its narrow streets lined with colorful houses, visit local art galleries, and sample international cuisine in its many restaurants.

• 🎭 Art in Guadalajara Guadalajara celebrates art in all its forms, reflecting a rich tradition that permeates the city. From street musicians to high-caliber exhibitions in its many museums, the city vibrates to the rhythm of creativity. Don't miss the Degollado Theatrea landmark of neoclassical architecture, which regularly hosts operas, ballets and symphony concerts.
  • 📍 Address: Av. Hidalgo 500, Guadalajara.
  • 🕛 Schedules: Consult the online program for special events.
• 🌳 Parque Mirador Independencia For a more intimate experience, visit this park offering a breathtaking view of Guadalajara's barrancas (canyons). It's the ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and connect with nature.
• 🥑 Fresh produce and craft markets For direct contact with local culture, nothing beats a visit to Guadalajara's markets. Mercado San Juan de Dios is the largest covered market in Latin America, where you'll find everything from fresh produce to local crafts.
  • 📍Adress: Calle Dionisio Rodriguez, Guadalajara.
  • 🕛Hours: open daily from 8am to 8pm.

Where to eat and go out in Guadalajara ?

Guadalajara is a gourmet's paradise, with culinary specialties to delight your taste buds. Here are a few must-tries:

• 🌯 Torta Ahogada: This sandwich "drowned" in a spicy tomato sauce is a classic. The crusty bread, usually topped with pork, soaks up the sauce for an explosion of flavor.
• 🐐 Birria: A spicy stew of goat or beef, slowly simmered until the meat is tender and flavorful, often served with onions, cilantro, and a hint of lime.
• 🍲 Pozole: This rich, comforting broth, made with hominy corn and meat, is perfect for chilly evenings. It's garnished with radish, lettuce, onion and lime.
• 🥩 Carne en su jugo : A deliciously rich beef soup with beans and bacon, typical of the state of Jalisco.

Restaurants in Guadalajara :

• 🤤 Karne Garibaldi : famous for its ultra-fast service, it's the perfect place to sample the Carne en su jugo.
• 🤤 Restaurante Alcalde : A must for a gourmet dinner where traditional flavors meet modern cuisine.
• 🤤 La Tequila Cocina de México: Perfect for discovering a wide range of Mexican dishes in a warm, authentic setting.
• 🤤 Tacos Providencia : A street stall where you can enjoy fresh, juicy tacos al pastor at any hour.

🎉 Where to go out in Guadalajara:

Guadalajara vibrates to the rhythm of the night, and each neighborhood offers something unique:

• 🕺 Bar Américas : An iconic club for techno fans, known for its international DJs and electric nights.
• 🍺 Chapultepec: This district is the heart of nightlife, with its many bars, pubs and nightclubs. Don't miss the Cantina La Fuentea local classic, and Kanna Club for an unforgettable evening.
• 🍸 Zapopan: For a more stylish night out, explore Zapopan's bars and clubs, such as the Patio 8renowned for its innovative cocktails and relaxed atmosphere.
• 🌆 Rooftops: Áurea Rooftop offers spectacular city views and an excellent selection of cocktails.
• 🎺 Mariachis and Lucha Libre: For a typically Mexican evening, take in a mariachi show or an evening of Lucha Libre, where masked fighters put on a show.
• ⚽ Chivas match : Feel the passion of Mexican soccer by attending a Chivas match, one of Mexico's most popular teams, at the Estadio Akron.

Where to sleep in Guadalajara?

Popular neighborhoods :

• 🌆 Chapultepec: Known for its art scene and cafés, this neighborhood is perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in local culture.
• 🏢 Colonia Americana: A vibrant district with impressive architecture and tree-lined streets, ideal for history and architecture lovers.

Types of accommodation :

1. 🛌 Youth Hostel:
   • Hostel Hospedarte Chapultepec :
     • 💰 Price : Around 15-20 EUR per night.
     • 📍 Location: Close to Chapultepec's bars and restaurants, ideal for solo travellers
     • ℹ Features : Clean dorms, welcoming common area, and friendly staff.
2. 🏡 Homestay :
   • Casa Alcalde :
     • 💰 Price : From EUR 25 per night.
     • 📍 Location: In the city center, near Revolution Park, Morelos Park and the Guadalajara Regional Museum.
     • ℹ Features : Comfortable rooms in a charming house, affordable cuisine, welcoming hosts.
3. 🏨 Hotel well rated :
   • Hotel Velvet Plaza :
     • 💰 Price : Around 50-70 EUR per night.
     • 📍 Location: Just a few steps from the Chapultepec district.
     • ℹ Features : Modern rooms, swimming pool, on-site restaurant, excellent value for money.
4. 🌟 Luxury hotel:
   • Hotel Demetria:
     • 💰 Price : Around 150-200 EUR per night.
     • 📍 Location: Located in Colonia Americana, surrounded by art galleries and high-end boutiques.
     • ℹ Features : Contemporary design, elegant suites, rooftop pool, spa and gym.

📌 Guadalajara tips and information

• 🌞 Pleasant climate :
  • Guadalajara enjoys a temperate climate all year round, with warm summers and mild winters. Average temperatures range from 20°C to 28°C, making it an ideal destination to visit at almost any time of year.
• 📅 How long to stay : We recommend spending at least four days in Guadalajara to explore its wonders. This gives you time to visit the museums, relax in the beautiful parks, and sample the local delicacies without hurrying.
• 🎺 Mariachi echo: Did you know that Guadalajara is considered the capital of mariachi? This folk music, which has crossed borders, has its roots in the traditions of Jalisco. Attending a live mariachi show is a must, offering a glimpse into the local culture.
• 🏛 A little history: Guadalajara is not just a big city, it's a beating heart of history and culture. Founded in 1542, it has played a major role in Mexico's history, and continues to be a center of innovation and culture.
• 💡 Travel tip: To navigate Guadalajara with ease, consider downloading local transport apps like Uber or using the bus system. This will help you avoid traffic hassles and discover the city with greater ease. Use local apps: Download apps like "Guadalajara en tu Mano" to stay informed about events and attractions.
• 🔍 Did you know? Guadalajara is nicknamed "La Perla de l'Occident", not only for its architectural beauty and heritage, but also for its pioneering role in Mexican film production, home to one of the country's first film industries.

Your trip to Jalisco: Lagos de Moreno

🌄 Discover Lagos de Morenoa real gem two hours east of Guadalajara, near León. Located at the westernmost point of your trip to Jalisco, this Pueblo Mágico combines refined architecture and a rich rural culture, recognized by its inclusion on UNESCO's World Heritage List. To maximize your time and take full advantage of this magnificent getaway, we recommend you leave early for the two-hour drive and return to Guadalajara in the early evening.

How do I get to Lagos de Moreno from Guadalajara?

• By car : The direct route via the Guadalajara-Aguascalientes carretera is the quickest, taking around 2 hours.
• By bus : Several bus companies, such as Primera Plus and ETN, offer regular services between Guadalajara and Lagos de Moreno. Departures are frequent throughout the day, with prices around 200-300 MXN per trip.

What to do in Lagos de Moreno

• 🏰 Centro Histórico : Admire the historic buildings and cross the famous bridge over the Río Lagos. Don't miss the chance to visit the majestic churches and plazas that offer a charming glimpse of the city.
• ⛪ Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción : This magnificent example of Mexican Baroque art began construction in 1741. Take time to contemplate its architectural details and interior frescoes.
• 🐎 Charreada at the Hacienda de Cantera : Immerse yourself in local culture with a charreada, a traditional Mexican rodeo show that captures the spirit of the region's charrería.
• 🐴 Horseback riding : Explore the surrounding countryside on horseback, an idyllic way to discover the Jalisco countryside.
• 🎭 José Rosas Moreno Theatre: If your visit coincides with an event, don't miss a performance in this historic theater, often offering operas and concerts.

Where to eat in Lagos de Moreno

• 🍴 El Portal del Sabor : Enjoy local dishes in this restaurant, appreciated for its traditional cuisine and welcoming atmosphere.
• ☕ Café Río : Perfect for a coffee break or a light breakfast, this café offers tasty options in a picturesque downtown setting.

Practical tips and information about Lagos de Moreno

• 🕒 Preparation: Be sure to check the schedules of attractions and restaurants, as some may have special hours or be closed on certain days of the week.
• 🧥 Climate : Lagos de Moreno can be cooler in the mornings and evenings. Remember to pack a light jacket, especially if you're planning outdoor activities.

🌟 Dive into magic des Pueblos Mágicos! Less than an hour from Guadalajara, these charming villages offer the perfect getaway for those looking to immerse themselves in Mexico's deepest culture. Depending on the length of your vacation, we recommend visiting one or more of these villages to suit your schedule. Leaving early in the morning and returning to Guadalajara for the night will allow you to make the most of your day. You'll also have options for sleeping in.

Zapotlanejo

🛍️ A center of culture and commerce: Known as the city of fashion and textiles, Zapotlanejo is also rich in parks and historic sites, making it an ideal destination for shoppers and history buffs alike.

• 🚗 How to get there : Just 30 minutes from Guadalajara, easily accessible via the Guadalajara-Tepatitlán freeway. Regular buses are available from the center of Guadalajara, costing around 50 MXN.
• 🌳 Must-see activities :
  • Parque Bicentenario : This park is home to the Puente de Calderón, an important historical site. Enjoy its green spaces, picnic areas and outdoor activities.
  • Presa Calderón : Ideal for fishing or simply relaxing by the water, with restaurants and camping areas available.
  • Shopping : Zapotlanejo is a true paradise for fashion lovers. The town is famous for its clothing boutiques and factory outlets where you can find fashion items at very competitive prices. Don't miss Macroplaza Zapotlanejo, an open-air shopping mall with over 180 boutiques, offering a wide variety of clothes for all ages and occasions.

Tapalpa

🏞 Mountain village charm: Tapalpa with its impressive forests and mountains, as well as its typical whitewashed houses.

• 🚗 How to get there : About 2 hours' drive from Guadalajara. Buses also run to Tapalpa for around 100 MXN each way.
• 🌲 Explore Tapalpa:
  • Valle de los Enigmas : Visit this field of impressive monoliths, a site shrouded in natural mystery.
  • Cascada El Salto del Nogal : The highest waterfall in the region offers a breathtaking natural spectacle, perfect for hikers.

Mazamitla

🇨🇭 Mexican Switzerland: Surrounded by dense forests, Mazamitla is the ideal place for those seeking tranquillity and contact with nature, reminiscent of Alpine landscapes.

• 🚗 How to get there : It's about 2? hours by car from Guadalajara, and there are also buses that take you there for around 120 MXN.
• 🌄 Activities in Mazamitla :
  • Quad biking or horseback riding: Perfect for exploring the trails of the Sierra del Tigre.
  • Wooden cabañas : Enjoy the warm atmosphere of a wooden cabin, typical of the region.

Travel to Jalisco - Itinerary in the capital of Tequila

🍋 Get ready to discover Tequila, a magical village in Jalisco where culture, tradition and the famous Mexican drink intertwine to offer an experience rich in emotion. For spirits lovers, this stopover is often the highlight of the trip, an emblematic place where tequila is made. Discover how this small town can transform your perception of this mythical beverage, while immersing you in the authenticity of its traditions.

How do I get there from Guadalajara?

Tequila, around 60 km from Guadalajara, is easily accessible and marks the start of the journey to the Pacific coast.

• By car : The journey takes around 1 hour and offers picturesque views of agave fields. Fuel costs around 200 MXN.
• By bus : Frequent departures from Guadalajara's old bus station. The journey also takes about an hour and costs 80 MXN.

Things to do in Tequila

• 🌵 City of Tequila : Explore the cobblestone streets, visit local bars for tastings, admire the historic Santiago Apóstol church and watch performances of the Volador dance, a breathtaking tradition in which dancers fly around a 30-meter mast.
• 🥃 Visits to tequila distilleries:
  • La Rojeña by José Cuervo : The oldest distillery in Latin America.
    🔴 Specialty: Tequila Cuervo Reserva de la Familia.
    💰 Price : 300 MXN.
    ℹ Not to be missed: The Cuervo Express, a train offering a unique travel experience with tastings.
  • El Tequileño : Founded in 1959, known for its continuous innovation.
    💰 Price : 200 MXN.
    🔴 Specialty: Tequila reposado.
  • 3 Mujeres : Boutique distillery offering an artisanal approach.
    🔴 Specialty: Flavored tequilas.
    💰 Price : 250 MXN.

• 🌱 Agave fields : Join guided tours to discover the tequila harvesting and production process.
• 🖼 National Tequila Museum: Discover the history and culture of tequila through interactive exhibits.
• 🐎 Horseback riding in the agave fields: An immersive experience in the Agavero landscape.
• 🌊 Excursion to the Los Azules waterfall : Just 30 km from Tequila, a hidden natural wonder, ideal for a refreshing getaway.
• ⛰️ Los Guachimontones archaeological site: Don't miss a visit to this unique pre-Columbian site near Tequila. Renowned for its distinctive circular structures and stepped pyramids, Los Guachimontones offers a fascinating insight into the ancient civilizations that inhabited the region. A guided tour will enrich your understanding of Jalisco's ancient history.

Eating out in tequila

• 🍽 La Taberna del Cofrade : Dive underground for a unique meal in a tequila cellar. Specialities : Tacos al pastor.
  💰 Price : 120 MXN.
• 🍲 Restaurante Cholula: The city's best birria in an authentic atmosphere.
  💰 Price : 100 MXN.
• 🍹 Bar Los Abuelos : Enjoy innovative cocktails in a traditional setting.
  💰 Price : 80-150 MXN.
• 🎉 Evening in Tequila : Enjoy electric evenings with DJs and tequila-based cocktails in lively venues such as La Fortalezarenowned for its festive events and lively atmosphere.
  💰 Admission fee : about 150-200 MXN.

Where to stay in Tequila?

• 🏡 Home stay : Authentic local experience.
  💰 Price : about EUR 20 per night.
• Hotel Delicias Tequila offers a unique charm close to the agave fields!
  💰 Price : about 75 EUR per night.
• 🏨 Hotel Casa Dulce Maria offers comfortable dormitory accommodation.
  💰 Price : about EUR 80 per night.
• 🏖 Boutique Hotel Solar de las Ánimas : Offers a luxury stay experience with panoramic views of the town of Tequila and the surrounding agave fields.
  💰 Price : about EUR 100 per night.

Tips and facts about Tequila

• 📜 Local history : Tequila was founded in 1530 and its heritage is deeply linked to tequila production.
• 💰 Tequila economy: Tequila generates around 70% of the region's revenue from this industry.
• 🌍 Tequila and exports : Over 80% of the tequila produced here is exported, notably to the United States and Europe.
• 🎵 Secrets of distillation : Tequila fermentation often includes classical music, in the belief that this enhances the taste through vibration.
• 🍶 Tequila Mezcal: Although less common, the mezcal produced here uses ancestral techniques for a distinctive taste.
• 📜 Appellation d'origine : Only tequila distilled in this region can legally bear the name "Tequila".

Travel to Jalisco - Puerto Vallarta: Your Next Tropical Escape

🐚 After exploring the rich lands of Mexico, it's time to swap your walking shoes for a swimsuit and immerse yourself in relaxation in Puerto Vallarta. Located on Mexico's Pacific coast, this city is a vibrant seaside paradise, ideal for combining relaxation under the palm trees with cultural discoveries.

Pampered by a tropical climate and bordered by crystal-clear waters, Puerto Vallarta offers the perfect balance between lush nature and modern infrastructure. Stroll along the Malecón, admire the outdoor artworks, dive into the blue ocean waters, and discover the many restaurants lining the beach.

How to get to Puerto Vallarta from Guadalajara :

• By car : Pass through magnificent scenery on a journey of around 5 hours. Allow around 50 euros for fuel.
• By bus : Choose from reputable companies such as Primera Plus and ETN, offering comfort and convenience for a journey of around 5 to 6 hours, from 30 euros.

Things to do in Puerto Vallarta :

• 🚤 Marietas Island : Get away from it all on a boat trip. If you're lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of whales! (approx. 40 euros).
• 🏝 Yelapa and its hidden charms : Take a private boat to this little paradise, where activities and drinks are included (approx. 80 euros).
• 🏖 Playa Majahuitas : Enjoy the serenity of this secluded beach, perfect for relaxation and water sports.
• 🏖 Las Caletas and Las Gemelas beaches: Visit these beaches for their calm waters and spectacular views, less than 20 km away for pure bliss.
• 🤿 Scuba diving : Explore the diverse seabed for around €30 per person.

• 🚶 Stroll along the Malecón : Discover a mosaic of culture with street artists, captivating statues and breathtaking ocean views. Don't miss the Romantic Quarter, with its cobblestone streets and charming boutiques.
• 🌳 Zipline excursions : Experience adventure in the lush canopies surrounding the city.
• 🖼 Cultural visits : Explore local museums and art galleries to immerse yourself in Puerto Vallarta's history and culture.
• 🏞 Mascota : Visit this mountain village for a back-to-basics, authentic experience of rural Mexico.

Gastronomy and outings in Puerto Vallarta

Enjoy fish tacos, ceviche and fresh guacamole.

Restaurants

• 🍽 Café des Artistes : Offers a refined culinary experience with a seafood speciality in a tropical garden (from 20 euros).
• 🌮 El Arrayán : A charming downtown restaurant serving traditional Mexican dishes in a colorful atmosphere (approx. 200-350 MXN per dish).
• 🍤 La Palapa : Tropical ambience and local dishes on the beach.

Get out

• 🐮 La Vaquita : The atmosphere is young and festive, with affordable drinks (around 10-15 euros per cocktail).
• 🕺 Mandala : Chic club for an evening of dancing with international DJs.
• 🦖 Zoo : A popular bar for theme nights and entertainment.

Accommodation in Puerto Vallarta :

• 🏡 Hostel Ten to Ten The city: Known for its friendly atmosphere and excellent location, perfect for travelers looking to explore the city without breaking the bank.
  💰 Price : about EUR 20 per night.
• 🏨 Playa Los Arcos Hotel : Popular for its central location and direct access to the beach.
  💰 Price : about EUR 90 per night.
• 🌟 Tropicana Hotel Puerto Vallarta : Known for its elegance and quality service.
  💰 Price : about EUR 120 per night.
• 🍹 Flamingo Vallarta Hotel For a carefree stay with activities and meals included.
  💰 Price : about EUR 100 per night.

Facts and advice about Puerto Vallarta

• 🎣 Did you know? Historically, Puerto Vallarta was a small fishing village before becoming a major tourist destination.
• 🚖 Getting around : Use Uber for easy and affordable travel.
• ⏳ Recommended duration : Three days are ideal for a first visit.
• 🐠 Biodiversity : The region is famous for its diverse marine ecosystems, a diver's paradise. You might even spot sea turtles, dolphins and even humpback whales during their seasonal migration.
• 💀 Local events : The Festival of the Dead in Puerto Vallarta is a fascinating cultural experience, where the streets light up with bright colors and parades. Altars and offerings filled with cempasúchil flowers, photos and favorite foods of the deceased adorn the city, inviting the living to share a moment with the spirits of the departed.

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Travel to Jalisco - Sayulita: A Hippie Chic Corner of Paradise

⛱️ Discover Sayulita, a former fishing village now a haven for those seeking tranquility and surfing adventures. This sixth leg of our journey takes us slightly north of Puerto Vallarta, into the state of Nayarit, offering a relaxed atmosphere with a perfect blend of surf culture and local charm.

How do I get to Sayulita from Puerto Vallarta?

• 🚌 By bus : The journey from Puerto Vallarta costs around 46 pesos (€2.30) and takes between 1 and 1.5 hours. The frequent COMPOSTELA buses drop passengers off in the heart of Sayulita.
• 🚗 By car : The route via Federal Route 200 takes around 1 hour, passing through magnificent coastal scenery, ideal for those looking to explore at their own pace.

Must-see activities in Sayulita

• 🏄 Surfing: Whether you're a beginner or an experienced surfer, Sayulita's beaches offer ideal surfing conditions. Schools such as WildMex Surf & Adventure offer lessons and equipment rental.
• 🎨 Street art : Admire the colorful artwork in the alleyways, especially on Calle Delfines, embellished with garlands of papel picado.
• 🛍 Artisan shopping : Local boutiques abound with Huichol artwork, handmade jewelry and unique beachwear.
• 🌴 Beach exploration :
  • Playa de los Muertos: Accessible via a path through the cemetery, this beach is perfect for a quiet day away from the crowds.
  • Playa Carricitos: Offers a wilder, more secluded setting, ideal for a more intimate experience with nature.

Eating out in Sayulita

• 🌮 El Itacate: Renowned for its oversized steak tacos, a must-try local specialty.
• 🍴 Sayulita Café: Enjoy casual dining with Mexican specialties like chile relleno.
• 🍕 La Rustica Sayulita : Wood-fired pizzas and a warm atmosphere, perfect for evenings out.
• 🍸 Bar Escondido : Ideal for a lively evening with creative cocktails and live music.

Where to stay in Sayulita?

• 🛌 Hostel La Redonda Sayulita : Budget-friendly with clean dormitories and a friendly common area, from €15 a night.
• 🏊‍♂️ Nuiya Hoteles Centro : Ideally located in the city center, this hotel offers modern comfort and easy access to the main attractions, around 75€.
• 🌟 Villa Monte : For a luxury stay, with panoramic views of Sayulita, swimming pool and terrace. Rates from €100 per night.

Facts and advice about Sayulita

• 📚 History: Transformed in the 1960s into a haven for surfers and bohemian souls, Sayulita has retained its picturesque charm while welcoming an international community.
• 📆 Length of stay : Ideally, allow 2 to 3 days to fully immerse yourself in the relaxing atmosphere and enjoy the various activities.
• 🧑‍💻 Digital Nomad : Sayulita is also popular with teleworkers thanks to its many Wi-Fi cafés, offering an ideal setting for working in an inspiring environment.

Trip to Jalisco - San Pancho: Last stop on our trip to Jalisco

⛱️ Welcome to San Panchoor San Francisco, affectionately known as the "cultural capital" of the Riviera Nayarit. Just 5 km north of Sayulita, and technically in the state of Nayarit, we close our Jersey tour with this picturesque town. San Pancho stands out for its commitment to culture, education and a strong community spirit.

How do I get to San Pancho from Sayulita?

• 🚌 By bus : A short bus ride, taking around 10 minutes, brings you to San Pancho from Sayulita. It's an easy and economical option.
• 🚗 By car : This cultural enclave is less than 15 minutes away on Federal Route 200.

Must-see activities in San Pancho

• 🖼 Art and culture : Stroll through the local galleries and admire the murals that recount the history and legends of San Pancho. Don't miss the "San Pancho House of Art" for an immersive experience.
• 🏄 Surfing and beaches : Whether you're surfing the dynamic waves of the Pacific or relaxing in the sun, San Pancho's beaches offer moments of pure bliss.
• 🐎 Polo at La Patrona : Visit the prestigious La Patrona polo club, which features matches, a gourmet restaurant, art gallery and concert hall.
• 🌅 Sunset and relaxation : Enjoy the splendid sunsets and the serene atmosphere of San Pancho.

Where to eat in San Pancho

• 🌮 Taquerías locales : Indulge in traditional tacos and discover authentic local flavours.
• 🦐 Barracuda : Restaurant renowned for its fresh seafood and innovative dishes.
• 🍹 Maria's: A friendly café where homemade dishes and local drinks are the order of the day.

Where to stay in San Pancha?

• 🛌 Hostel San Pancho : For budget travelers, this hostel offers a friendly atmosphere and clean rooms. 💰 Price : about €20 per night.
• 🍤 Hotel Cielo Rojo : A charming boutique hotel in the heart of San Pancho, known for its warm hospitality and excellent restaurant.
  💰 Price : from €100 per night.
• 🌟 One and Only Mandarina in Lo de Marcos : 16 km from San Pancho, this luxury accommodation offers villas and suites with spectacular views, a world-class spa and a variety of activities.
  💰 Price : from €500 per night.

Facts and advice about San Pancho

• 📚 History: Discover the roots of San Pancho, from its beginnings as a simple fishing village to its blossoming as a cultural center thanks to the commitment of its residents.
• 🎨 Huichol art: Discover this traditional art, created by the Huichol people, who use coloured beads and thread to create intricate designs depicting shamanic visions and spiritual symbols.
• 🌿 Ecotourism : Engage in ecotourism activities, supporting nature conservation and sustainable development.