Nestled on the verdant slopes of the Ceboruco Volcano, Amatlán de Cañas is a "Magical Town" that invites travelers to lose themselves in a world of inherited wisdom. Here, history is told through the hands of its people—expressed in the bold flavors of its kitchens and the rhythmic work of its artisanal workshops.
This tour takes you into the Marismas Nacionales Biosphere Reserve, where nature, culture, and tradition converge. Enjoy a photo safari through deep mangroves, world-class gastronomy, and the legendary history of the Island of Mexcaltitán—one of Northern Nayarit’s most iconic landscapes.
Explore the mythical Island of Mexcaltitán, where ancestral fishing techniques are still part of daily life. Immerse yourself in the local flavors that have defined the identity of Nayarit’s northern coast.
Discover the essence of San Pedro Lagunillas: a town where gastronomic traditions, ancestral spirits, and the tranquility of its lagoon blend into a unique cultural and natural experience.
This cycling journey reveals the rural and industrial past of Tepic. It’s a tour designed to offer moments of connection with history and nature, fueled by the wind and a true sense of freedom.
Venture into the open waters of the Pacific on this expedition to explore cliffs, islets, reefs, bays, and a crater lake approximately 3.5 million years old.
Trade the urban rush for the ocean breeze on a tour that blends nature, world-class gastronomy, and relaxation across Nayarit's most iconic coastal landscapes.
Explore the riverside towns, winding channels, and fishing communities where life revolves around the water and its bountiful resources. Discover Boca de Camichín, a community dedicated to the sustainable cultivation of oysters in the region's lush estuaries.
Discover the most revitalizing side of Ahuacatlán, a destination surrounded by mountain landscapes, agricultural traditions, and local wellness projects. This journey combines learning, relaxation, and direct contact with the region's natural wealth.
A two-day route uniting nature and surrealism: from the turquoise waters of Puente de Dios to the work of Edward James in Xilitla, with tours through his sculpture garden, his castle, and local gastronomic experiences.