MEXICO · FARM TOURS
Small farms take small groups and fill early. Below: the 3 farm tours in Mexico to book ahead, what each includes and how they differ.
Visit Todos Santos with guides such as Salvador, Marcelino, Oscar, or Mario, then see a working loom, meet camels at Tierra Sagrada, eat beside the Pacific, and taste tequila and mezcal. Pickup, lunch, and round-trip transport are included, with groups capped at 14.
“The tour guide was informative, kind, and punctual. Enjoyed the authentic food ans the views were amazing.”
Leave Guadalajara by air-conditioned minivan for Tres Potrillos Ranch, Lake Chapala, and Ajijic. Expect a guide-led look at the lake, time for shops and streets, and a lakeside restaurant stop at Piedra Barrenada. Guides such as Sergio, Norberto, Berenice, and José Luis have earned special praise for clear English and engaging stories.
“The tour guide personnel was excellent, no complaints driver is by far the best driver. It was just amazing hands down the best tour ever totally recommend it for others to join.”
Spend about six hours with an English-speaking guide such as Roger, cruising Tres Palos Lagoon, spotting pelicans and plant life, eating Pescado a la Talla, visiting Playa de Barra Vieja, and releasing a baby turtle at a Pacific beach camp. Hotel, cruise port, and Airbnb pickup, lunch, and boat transport are included.
“Very pleasurable trip, professional and very nice tour guide. Boat ride was amazing, lunch in the village too,”
Every kind of working farm that sells a morning.
