Tequila (UNESCO Town) is a food day trips in Guadalajara.
Editorially verified June 5, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Day trip · 7 hours
Explore the magic of tequila on this unforgettable journey! Visit the stunning agave fields where breathtaking views. Enjoy a professional tequila tastingin an undergr...
Day trip · 9 hours
Discover the artistic heart of Jalisco. Visit Tonalá's artisan workshops and market, then explore the colorful streets, galleries, and mariachi atmosphere of Tlaquepaque.
Day trip · 8 hours
Discover the origins of Mexico's national drink on a guided trip. Explore the typical towns of Tequila and Amatitán. Visit a distillery to learn about the tequila-maki...
Tlaquepaque in Guadalajara metro is the 20-minute east artisan town, with the El Parian arches, Casa Fuerte courtyard and Tapatio plates served.
Tonala in Guadalajara metro is the 25-minute east pottery town, with the Thursday and Sunday tianguis, the largest open-air market in Jalisco for comedores.
Ajijic and Lake Chapala is the lakeside town 1 hour south of Guadalajara, with La Bodega lunch, pescado blanco from the lake and mezcal pours on the malecon.
San Juan de los Lagos in Jalisco is the Los Altos pilgrimage town 2 hours northeast of Guadalajara, with traditional goat birria and Los Altos cantinas.
Amatitan is the tequila-valley town 55 minutes west of Guadalajara, with Hacienda San Jose del Refugio for Herradura tours and Jalisco lunch plates.
Puerto Vallarta from Guadalajara is the 4-hour west Pacific overnight, with mariscos, agave-spirit beach bars and Vallarta-style ceviche on the malecon.