The state of Guanajuato hosts wonderful facettes in colonial heritage and presents amazing natural and culinary aspects to its visitors. This program can serve as a part of Mexico’s colonial region to be integrated in an itinerary starting in Mexico and to be extended easily up to San Luis Potosí and Zacatecas, for then to be completed in circuit with states of Jalisco and Michoacán. 1.- ARRIVAL IN TARANDACUAO Coming from Mexico City (airport or hotel) we arrive in Tarandacuao, where we will be hosted in cozy cabins surrounded by a fantastic garden! 2.- KAYAK, SPRINGS & CERAMIC In the morning, we head for great Presa Solis water reservoir, where we board our Kayaks to cross one of the panoramic water sceneries over to enter one of the creek branches which feed the reservoir, and which here has formed a fantastic canyon. Enjoy the slow pace in letting yourself flow on the Kayak whilest you have views on the high rimms, flora and fauna. A wonderful countryside picknick awaits us then at some hot springs to relax our muscles in the warm water, for then in the afternoon to return for Tarandacuao. This town is famous for its ceramic art, […]

State located in the central area of the country in a semi-arid region with a mining tradition. Its capital, Guanajuato, is one of the most colorful cities in Mexico and has, among its many attractions, an underground tunnel system that makes it unique. 1.- San Miguel de Allende Transfer to San Miguel de Allende. City tour to explore indigenous heritage and current cosmopolitan life. Afterwards, horseback riding in which some of the traditional historical canteens are visited. Accommodation at San Miguel Allende. 2.- Dolores Hidalgo/ Atotonilco/ Guanajuato Transfer to Dolores Hidalgo, the city of the beginnings of Mexico’s independence, visiting the parish of Nuestra Señora de los Dolores, the Casa de Hidalgo Museum, the Museum of Independence and tasting the famous handmade ice creams of this city. Later, visit the Sanctuary of Atotonilco, from where Miguel Hidalgo took the banner of the Virgin of Guadalupe. Accommodation at Guanajuato. Breakfast included. 3.- Guanajuato Transfer to Guanajuato.Visit the to viewpoint “El Pípila” with a spectacular panoramic view of the city. Tour to the underground tunnels and streets while perceiving the art, culture and history of this city. Accommodation at Guanajuato. Breakfast included. 4.- Guanajuato Departure transfer. Breakfast included. Operated by:

3 days/ 2 nights Get a small but great taste of colonial Mexico! When, in 1521, the conquistadors of Cortez destroyed the Aztec empire of Montezuma, they founded the colony kingdom of New Spain, destined to last for three centuries, ranging from the current states of the Southwestern United States to the Panama Canal. However, these rich immigrants left with nostalgia from the motherland and for their lifestyles, so they tried to fill the new colony of cities in the image and likeness of those left in their homeland. All over the country, often above the remains of the previous ancient civilizations and most of the time using the same stones, they began to have graceful urban agglomerations with the typical Iberian structure with a square plan, gravitating on a large central square – the Zocalo – where the public and religious buildings found space, the sumptuous residences of the nobility and, slowly, also of the nascent middle class of the enriched mestizos. This tour offers you the chance to catch glimpses from the past and see how this amazing land learned how to create and keep the perfect combination between the old and the new. Explore the best of […]