The Mexican states of Jalisco and Nayarit are separated by a small bridge. The airport serving these two destinations is on this side.
The charm of Tequila begins before you even arrive. From the moment you plan your journey and first encounter the expansive blue agave fields along the road, you are greeted by a unique landscape that has no equal.
The Guachimontones, also known as the “round pyramids,” was a ceremonial center attributed to the Teuchitlán culture, located near the modern town of Teuchitlán in Jalisco, Mexico.
Nestled along the shimmering Pacific coastline of Jalisco, Melaque Beach is a hidden gem that effortlessly combines laid-back charm with opportunities for unforgettable adventures.
Puerto Vallarta’s culinary scene is a vibrant blend of traditional Mexican flavors and global influences, offering something for every palate.
Las Animas Beach has become a popular destination, drawing numerous tourists who arrive via water taxis from nearby locations such as Puerto Vallarta or Boca de Tomatlán.
Located on the southern coast of Jalisco, Barra de Navidad is renowned for its natural beauty, vibrant sports activities, and rich cultural traditions.
Costalegre Mexico, is a tropical paradise comprising a strip of beautiful beaches that stretches 170 km from Barra de Navidad to Yelapa.
Located in south-central Mexico along the Pacific Ocean, Jalisco is one of the country’s Pacific coastal states, offering some of the best beach towns, including Puerto Vallarta and Yelapa.
Punta Perula is home to a beautiful beach with crystal clear waters surrounded by rocky mountains that make it an ideal setting to enjoy a day of relaxation.
Simply known as “Tehua,” Tehuamixtle is a small fishing village well off the beaten path on the southern coast of Jalisco.