My partner and I had a wonderful time at Vista Paraiso today! I’m an experienced rider, but my partner had never been on a horse before. Our guide, Ricardo, was amazing. Super friendly and really thoughtful about tailoring the ride to suit both of us. He made sure we each had a great time and felt comfortable the whole way. I rode Pinocchio (chestnut) and my partner rode Napoleon (white). All of the horses looked healthy, happy, and clearly very well taken care of, which was important to me. We decided to purchase the photo package. It was reasonably priced for the amount of high quality photos offered (93 total). Afterward, we did a tequila tasting with Nico, who was full of vibrant energy and super knowledgeable. We ended up buying a bottle to take home… but then completely forgot it on the lawn chairs while waiting for our ride. We didn’t realize until we were already halfway back to our drop-off point. Thankfully, our awesome driver Oscar turned around and met Nico, who had hopped on his motorcycle to bring the bottle to us near the entrance. They seriously both went above and beyond to accommodate us and we could not be more thankful. Highly recommend this place to anyone, whether you’re a seasoned rider or brand new. We had a great experience and look forward to returning again in the future.

An amazing two hour horseback ride with just my friend and myself and Ricardo. We went through a small town, beautiful jungle, and onto a beautiful beach. The horses were healthy and the saddles were comfortable. Ricardo was friendly, helpful, and a great guy to spend a couple of hours with. We also did not know that the package included a photographer going ahead of us on a motorcycle to take a lot of pictures at a really great price. It ended with tequila tasting!

Pretty much the most boring tour I've ever been on. We decided to ride ATVs and book through our hotel...big mistake. Like other reviews mention, we just traveled in a line painstakingly slow through less than a scenic landscape. Definitely no puddles or jungle, not that you would be going fast enough to make a splash anyways. They take your phones and take pictures of you crawling through town in the hope to upsell pictures, and have a whole game for when you get back too. You have to wait for an hour and a half to get a shuttle back and that's when they try to get you to buy overpriced food and drinks. Their tequila tasting is ridiculous and the tequila way over priced. Also, there was no need to wait for anything as the bus was there the whole time and we were the only ones on it! I've lived in Mexico, been to many tours and this one is cringy. I hate being treated like a child and people haggling me, period. They have a lot to learn about a good tour, but I don't think that's what they care about they're making plenty of money.

My wife and I recently were there and did both the hike and horseback riding for the sunset. I would highly recommend both. The views on the hike are incredible and riding horseback on the beach at sunset can’t be beat! We requested Carlos as our guide for horseback riding after having him for our hike and he was more than we could have asked for! I would recommend asking for Carlos as he had a lot of local knowledge and was able to share more about the area. Thank you Carlos!

My hubby & I went on the zipline canopy tour. I would recommend it. The guides were knowledgeable and fun. I felt safe the whole time. The views from up there were spectacular. The property is gorgeous. I would give it 5 stars, but the check-in process and staff was a little bumpy.

My boyfriend and I had an amazing two hour sunset, horseback ride with our tour guide Carlos. First of all, there was complementary transportation from our hotel to the ranch, which was absolutely beautiful. It looks like they have a bunch of things to do there, but we just did the horseback riding. Carlos was super personable and took us through the little town, the jungle, and onto the beach. Meanwhile Nico, The photographer was taking spectacular photos of us, Which we loved so we didn’t have to worry about taking Our own photos. Overall, Great people and great experience!

Definitely the highlight of an already amazing trip. A gorgeous ranch with all sorts of wild life - exotic birds, chickens, pigs, horses, donkeys. We went horseback riding – my first time and I was very nervous. Our guide, Carlos, put me at ease and I felt very safe. The horse selection was very appropriate — he put me on the horse that they use for children and the elderly (so no riff raff) and my more experienced companions were able to ride horses with a bit more spunk ;) We went through the jungle with gorgeous mountains as the backdrop, on the beach and through town (which was my favorite). Carlos even picked some fresh mangos for us along the way. When we returned we enjoyed delicious margaritas and THE best salsa I’ve ever had. We also partook in the tequila tasting, led by Omar. There were no crowds — we were one of the only groups there. It felt like my rich uncle invited us to his rustic ranch and we just had a ball. Staff was so friendly and clean facilities. I’d give them 6 out of 5 stars.

Quant little beach that Google maps directed us to perfectly. We had to park our golf cart at the bottom of the hill and walk up. They have a small cabana type bar with bottom shelf liquor at the entrance of the beach. The beach is clean with random vendors selling trinkets. You can walk out pretty far from the shore. Cool experience.

Great little beach cove. Umbrellas and chairs offered at a reasonable cost. Easy surf great for swimming and snorkeling. Walk past a colorful cemetery to get there.

Beautiful walk to this gorgeous beach! We had such an amazing day here ☀️🕶️⛱️ Had some amazing shrimp on the beach from a vendor and they wore to DIE FOR. I wish I could vacation on this beach every year 🩵

Nice beach to come to, less people to relax and enjoy with family and friends. You can rent the chairs or bring your own. You can rent a golf cart to get here but you can also walk from the hotel area, it's about 12 minute walk. You will have to pass the cemetery to get here, you'll know it's the right way. You can eat, drink and relax at this place. If you're in the area, make this one of your stops.

I feel silly for never having explored this little beach until a recent visit. Exceptionally clean and not crowded, with privacy to be found as well. Expensive but necessary beach bar at the entrance. Cute walk there too. Parking for 50 cents if you drive.

Great alternative to the busy main beach in Sayulita. It’s a beautiful area with a sandy beach with a dedicated swim area that is surrounded by rock outcroppings.Short golf cart ride from town or a 15-20 minute walk, follow the bay around to the beach. It’s 100 pesos to park a golf cart or car, you have to pay to use the port o potty, there is also an area before the beach where you can buy beverages and snacks. The cemetery is very unique and colorful.

Small, lovely and quiet beach. There is a lifeguard and umbrella rentals available. It was not crowded and free of beach vendors. If walking, the dirt road goes through a small cemetery thus, the explanation of the beach name.

On my first eco tour with Vallarta Adventures, they ended off our jungle tour with a visit to Playa Sayulita, a colorful resort area with wide sandy beaches. Sadly to say, I think enjoyed my second tour better to the more remote area of Playa Clavellinas. This beach seemed made for tourists.

A beautiful beach with great introductory waves for beginner surfing-however the amount of vendors on the beach makes it really hard to relax. You’re constantly bombarded by vendors selling anything and everything and its an all day affair of saying “no gracias” as long as you dare to sit in your chair or lay on your towel for your much deserved vacation.

Fishing boats on the south end of the beach, chairs and parasols, and places where to eat or get a drink all the way to the north end. The golden sand was unexpectedly beautiful. The various sediments in the sand shifts from regular sand-coloured sand to black. As people walk, the beach retains footsteps for a while, even when the waves come in, because it is so shallow. The surface is sprinkled with golden Mica. It really looks like gold. On our first day, we quickly figured out where the safe swimming zone was (south) and where the ideal surfing zone was. You are safe close to the beach or beyond, but the surf zone can be hard to navigate if you are not a good swimmer or a local kid, who knows when to go with the flow. Just swim where people swim to remain safe and wear bright colours.

Beautiful beach, fun waves, reasonably priced cabanas, fantastic service/drinks/food and access to bathrooms and showers at Barracuda.

Great beach and town, but be aware that you will get charged a fee if you want to use the loungers/umbrellas

Playa Sayulita, the town’s main beach, is a picturesque stretch of sand that draws surfers, sunbathers, and people-watchers. While the beach itself is stunning, it can become quite crowded, particularly during the midday sun. The surf seems to be a major draw, as board rentals and lessons are conveniently available right on the beach. The town of Sayulita has a very relaxed, artsy feel. Colorful flags drape across cobblestone streets lined with boutique shops, cafes, taco stands, and art galleries. It’s very walkable, with everything within easy reach—restaurants, markets, beaches, and local attractions. Expect a mix of locals, surfers, expats, and tourists all sharing the same small space. The atmosphere is friendly and welcoming, some parts of Sayulita can feel a bit overrun by tourism. Prices in restaurants and shops can be higher than expected for a small town in Mexico. That said, there are still plenty of affordable street food options and local spots if you’re willing to explore a little further from the main square. Overall, Sayulita is definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area. We took a bus from Puerto Vallarta, which took about 1 hour and 15 minutes each way. The round-trip fare was approximately 150 pesos per person, making it an affordable and easy day trip.

Busy beach with many seaside restaurants and folks selling souvenirs. We enjoys a snack and drinks and watching surf for about about an hour. We enjoyed it, but that was about our max for saying know to the sellers. Good people watching, lots of activity. If you're looking for a relaxing beach, this isn't the one but it's lots of fun!

Lovely tropical beach Warm water Watch out for the bigger waves even on a calm day , they’ll take you out if your not paying attention Tide pools at the far end have many little colourful fish and shrimp Public bathrooms and showers are pay 10 peso Parking is pay parking

This place is a true gem! Everything about this beach is awesome! The sand is great, the waves the vibe! There is a small restaurant there that’s really good too! We had the aguachile and burger with fries! There is a cost for sitting with a shade cover $350 pesos. Well worth it in my opinion. You can bring your own booze if you’d like, just dispose of it properly.

Excellent beach. The water is very active but the waves not overly large. The beach club is excellent as well, with great drinks and good food. Wait staff is very attentive. Renting a table and umbrella is expensive at $350 but worth it if you don't want to tote your own stuff from the parking lot.

Nice beach to stay, a lot of Rocks but its nice.

40 minutes drive from Pto. Vallarta the road is not that great, the place has a small restaurant with local (food great value). The kids had a great time with the swimming board. Bottom line if you are looking for a different place this is it.

Our favorite beach in the PV area. Beautiful clean, soft white sandy beach with champagne waves. Keep it clean and pristine, please!

The best beach in the bay, Beside a few other I know,if you looking for a tour guild to show you hidden beach in Nayarit,I have 17 years here, You can bring your own food and drink umbrella chairs,or hire a table chairs from the restaurant,the food is good too.parking is 100 pesos per car. You will have amazing day take boggie boards and paddle boards and snorkeling, Or just nothing,it a great walking beach when the tide is out

We purchased the guided tour and lunch package. It was my birthday and I was very excited to visit the gardens. Our driver was great and our guide was amazing. He explained the history of the gardens on the way up and on the tour through the gardens was EXTREMELY knowledgeable. His ability to know all the plants and their multiple names left me dumbfounded. The restaurant was wonderful as well. The food and view were simply incredible. (the chicken enchiladas were to die for!) Our guide told the waiters it was my birthday and they sang Happy Birthday, complete with violin! After, we walked around the adorable giftshop and explored on our own for about an hour. We did not visit the river due to the recent rains. NOTE: make sure you have bug spray, Off was the spray that worked for us.

We visited the Vallarta Botanical Gardens today for the first time, and it was absolutely breathtaking. The drive itself, about 45 minutes from Puerto Vallarta, was already part of the adventure, winding through lush green hills, ocean views, and even a few little roadside waterfalls. 💪🌞🚙✨ The gardens are stunning. Every corner bursts with life from towering trees to endless varieties of cacti and tropical flowers and a turtle friend. 🌴🌵🐢 This weekend happened to be Mariposa Butterfly Weekend, and we were lucky to see dozens of colorful butterflies fluttering around like nature’s confetti. 🌺🪻🦋🐞 We also hiked down to the stream, where we dipped our feet in the cool water, refreshing and peaceful, the perfect nature recharge. 🩵💦 Highly recommended for anyone visiting Puerto Vallarta! 🌺 Just bring water, some mosquito repellent, and your sense of wonder.

This is a gorgeous place and a must visit if you are in the Puerto Vallarta area. Their restaurant food is delicious, I loved their enchiladas and flan. It was ver special because of the view and the musicians playing while we had Lunch. Make sure to visit the chapel which is gorgeous too. Their driveways are made of rocks so consider that if you are bringing a baby/stroller. Finally the staff and personal was very kind. Don’t forget your repellent for the mosquitos

Overall we had a nice time at the gardens. I love that this used to be just a patch of land with nothing on it and through sheer donations and work the owners and community made it a beautiful place. We booked the shuttle that leaves zona romantica and takes you straight to the gardens, and comes with admission. It costs 1,200 mxn per person which seems a bit expensive but we were at least happy not having to negotiate taxi prices and the driver was very friendly and a great driver. The route takes about 45 mins and is on Mexican roads so if you get car sick on bumpy roads I recommend bringing gravol just on case. Also want to mention there is a taxi that usually hangs at the entrance of the gardens in case you are worried about finding a way back home from the gardens... but not sure how much they charge. We came on a super hot day in September so by the end of the four hours we were pretty depleted and ready to go home. We were happy that our driver let us sit on the AC's van while we waited for the other passengers. The nice part of this garden is that lots of things were in full bloom. There were a ton of butterflies which were beautiful and lovely orchids that smelt lovely. There was nice areas with turtles and tortoises and a beautiful koi pond. ... One of our main downsides was that this also meant there were the most amount of giant spiders I've ever seen. I think we were illprepared for the amount of giant spider webs we would have to avoid while walking through the various areas and paths. We tried to walk down to the river and once we had to go past our third giant spider web we decided to abandon mission and go back to the main trails haha. But if you are braver come ready to swim. We also tried some of the smaller hike loops but felt more like we were rushing out so we don't get eaten by spiders. Maybe this is just us being scardy-cats but just being honest 😅 We did have a really nice time at the restaurant and wish we had stayed there longer. We saw some amazing birds and humming birds from our table that overlooks the jungle area! Also want to note. I got so many mosquitoe bites after,even when applying bugspray multiple times. So be prepared for that or spray yourself more !

Great experience w the family. Very scenic drive to reach the Gardens. Everyone at the Garden is very friendly and helpful. The hikes vary in difficulty and terrain, and you can choose what fits you best The restaurant was AMAZING!! We are looking forward to coming back again soon Plenty of parking. You can pay admission upon arrival w Cash or Card

Had a fantastic time exploring the gardens. Took the bus from Puerto Vallarta (50pesos/person). Don't forget the bug spray! I'd encourage anyone who's interested to spend a half day here. We had so mich fun getting lost in the gardens and seeing all the native plants Jalisco has to offer. We saw countless butterflies and glimpses of hummingbirds. Don't forget the resturaunt, such a beautiful view and delicious.

A beautiful place. The restaurant is amazing food and lots of humming birds. Be sure to only view upper gardens. Lower trails were very unmarked and dangerous.. do not try hiking trails unless fit and bug spray.

Our first time here service was great drinks were great food were great really enjoyed this experience if you have a chance to do the city tour it stops here, we did the combo with beef , chorizo, and 2 kinds of shrimp, guacamole and Palomas , and the corn cake for dessert muy rico

If you are a tequila lover or want to learn more about tequila. This is the place to go and take a tour. You get to see how it is made and the blue agave plant. On top of it all you get to sample all the tequila they have. The food at the restaurant is also great as well. This is a must-do while visiting Puerto Vallarta.

Oops, late review. Visited Apr 2023 but planning our return. Even if you don’t like tequila, this is the most fun tour!!! Pick up from our hotel in Puerto Vallarta, met wonderful people. Stopped at gorgeous overlooks that we never would have seen on our own. Our tour included a coffee shop and Summer’s Ranch. Amazing lunch at the Ranch, we had our choice of protein. Great drinks. Incredible view. The tour was fascinating! We were there about 2 hours and it flew by. Cannot wait to visit again. The tasting was entertaining and very informative.

This is the place we came to have the tequila tasting. Before we did the tasting, they took our order at the restaurant so that the food would be ready when we were done. The tour was good and the staff was nice. The Tequila was tasty, they had us try 4 different tequilas and three other drinks. But I feel like the food could have been better.

Honestly a super fun tasting and the tequila is a really good and the lunch is great. Only issue that we ran into is the purchasing part after the tasting. They offer you a lot of different “promos” one of which is buy 5 bottles, get one free. We ended up buying $500 worth of bottles and they tell you they’ll bag it up while you eat and give it to you before leaving. We were supposed to get a free bottle, bit were given all of our purchases just before being ushered back into our tour van and realized they shorted us. I had also asked for an itemized receipt (which I didn’t get and the prices quoted didn’t end up adding up to what I paid) so all and all it’s fun and tasty but definitely a little sketchy and disappointing too.

Went to this tequila distillery as part of the city tour. The tour and tequila making were very interesting, and the presentation was entertaining overall an A+. As a tequila drinker, the tequila was outstanding exceptionally smooth! Afterward we had lunch the seafood was excellent. And great portions. Impressive, they had all 18 of our meals ready at the same time.

Very pleasant visit, with an entertaining host explaining the process of manufacturing tequila. We also had a tequila tasting that was very good and allowed the guests to check the differences in taste that the aging process adds to the tequila. The restaurant in the property was a bit on the expensive side but the food was very good and service was excellent. Notice that we got there by taking a city tour guided by Emanuel. It is not an easy place to find on your own.

As a member of 8 years, I was been sold on luxury and the promise of a theme park. I've yet to visit this incomplete theme park. It's still in construction. This resort is nice, and there is plenty of room to find a poolside spot or beach seat. The food is sub-par and way overpriced. It takes forever to get anywhere on this resort, and a taxi is 20 to 30 one way to town. The entertainment is sub-par as well. They host various nights at an area called Sanctuary that are quite boring. The sound system is outdated which also takes from the show. There were singers and dancers and it was cheesy and this one guy couldn't hit a note to save his life. Heard better kaeroke than this. We made reservations at their hibachi style dinner and it was way over priced, the food was so basic, and the cook does the same old jokes you get from a 3 star hibachi anywhere. The thing liked the most was room service. They came by and cleaned daily. Resort staff was nice. It's an older resort so there are many areas that need work. It rained alot and there was sheet rock falling off in some areas. Whatever you do dont do the member tour. It will eat up your whole day. The discounts they offer are not worth it. The wave pool and slide were closed half the time we were there. Also the lazy river was closed half the time as well.

A wonderful resort getaway with top notch amenities. Golf, relaxing, great food, and craft margaritas were part of the daily activities. The staff is warm and welcoming!

At High n Low tide, lots of beach to play on, waves are playful, just enough to boogie board surf and family oriented. Sunsets are truely magical. Just a chill beach.

Beautiful paradise. Nature walks on floating paths and amazing pools. Wonderful restaurants. It’s not an “all you can eat” resort but that’s why I go there. Every restaurant has its charm with fine dining. It is not for the middle class, but it IS for upper middle class and above. Super safe. Every single worker and guest goes through an airport security style check prior to fully entering the resort. They give you complimentary airport transportation so no worries there. It’s not a timeshare, but it is a vacation club. I have gladly invested three times; each time upgrading my rooms. I want to spend 4-6 weeks there during the deep freeze of my winter in the U.S. I love that I don’t have to take care of a house in FL for example. Because this is on the Riviera Maya and not in Cancun, you’re only 25 to 40 minutes from the wonderful ecological parks of the Riviera. You have to check this place out. As a cherry on top, Cirque de Soleil is on the property.

The property is rich in color and plant life. The pools are abundant and the collection of Restaurants, well its double digit. Perscisley 30. I've oboe experienced about 6 of the restaurant's. The food is tasty and priced well.

We “won” this Vidanta getaway at a charity auction — and I now believe the real charity would have been people warning us it might be cursed. From the over two-hour check-in (yes, over two hours), to the constant upselling disguised as “upgrading,” our stay was less “luxury vacation” and more “emotional endurance test with expensive snacks.” After being told our hotel selection was “sub-par” (how dare we want what we paid for), we were “upgraded” to a resort property so far away it may as well have required a connecting flight. The shuttles showed up about as often as solar eclipses, so we got to know the property well — mostly by foot. Guests everywhere looked like they were in various stages of regret, or near death. All we heard were complaints from everyone we met, too -- people mostly upset about the high-pressure sales that met us all at every turn. Even the staff, forced to greet you with their hand over their heart like hostages in a luxury-themed cult, couldn’t hide their despair. The food? Mediocre and mysteriously expensive. The gym? A charming 40-minute walk away — nothing says “wellness” like needing a cardio session just to get to your cardio session. Every “event” felt like a prank. Like the “sound healing” session that took place on a cramped bit of grass next to a busy sidewalk with constant construction noise, which I guess added a certain jackhammer chakra realignment vibe. Despite being located on what feels like several thousand acres, there was a rooster crowing 24/7 and a chorus of barking dogs to remind us that peace and quiet were sold separately. The crowning glory of this fever dream was the timeshare salesman who invited himself to breakfast with us and, upon hearing our polite “no” after hours of listening to him, ripped up his papers and had a full-blown tantrum. Nothing says “relaxation” like an adult man throwing a fit because you didn’t want to buy a lifetime of this misery. In summary: If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to spend a small fortune to feel trapped, manipulated, and serenaded by livestock — Vidanta is your place. Would not recommend. Would not return. Would not even wish upon my worst enemy (unless they enjoy construction noise and emotional manipulation).

Nice place to stay and enjoy the mix of luxury and nature. One fellow said "This is like a Jurassic Park resort". Night Par 3 Golf, nice restaurants. Vidanta should take care of the cleaning of the walking path "outside of the property along the Ameca River" Please instruct the children to use their sandals when going to the sea, the sand is always hot, seeing children cry because their feet burn is not pleasant. Better photos of the resort in other reviews.

This church was listed as one of the sights to see in PV. While I'm not a religious person, I don't mind seeing churches for their architectural value. Its located one street above the Tepic Puerto Vallarta, the main road that runs along the ocean, exactly where the Malecon Boardwalk starts at the north end. When you see the amphitheater and arches, turn around and you'll see a small park-like plaza across the street. Walk through it, and the church is at the other end. Its not hard to find as the building is taller than the rest. The red brick & stone church has no real front grounds, as only a sidewalk and a few steps separate it from the busy road, so its not the prettiest upon first glance. The top of the bell tower is uniquely finished with a wrought iron sculpture shaped into a crown that pays homage to an empress of Mexico. The doors were wide open, so I was able to snap a quick pic. There were a few worshipers sitting inside but no service was going on. The pews sit on marble floors, with high ceilings and columns decorated with simple ornate trim. Further in is an even taller rotunda ceiling draped by a purple curtain, with a grand centerpiece & painting. Mass in English is done on Saturdays, with Spanglish mix on Sundays.

A beautiful church dedicated to our Lady of Guadalupe. There’s mass daily 3 times. At 7.30 am 12 noon and 7 pm all in Spanish but easy to follow for those non Spanish speakers. It’s quiet so good to pray and reflect as well

This church is pretty underwhelming considering how it is made out to be. It’s touristy in the most ordinary way. Church needs a tea good refurbishment. Exterior is good. Seen much better in other places across the world.

Nice outdoor space, lots of food choices to choose from.Friendy service,great view all around.

Mass was good, and there were confessions. There was a special event (I think they were celebrating a meeting from La Pastoral de la Salud) when we were there (the video is from the procession, that’s not what you will find daily!). We liked it, easy access, and good priests.

Very hot, no A/C, standing room only. One fan for every 500 worshippers whether they need it or not. Remained sweltering inside well after dark. Standing outside was more tolerable. Music was reverent, mass was valid and licit from what I could tell. Priest preached too long. It would be good if the clergy reinforced the need for modest dress. I've seen women show less skin at the beach. Of course, air conditioning would remove one of the incentives for wearing less clothes.

So peaceful and beautiful. Everytime I am in town I come to pray and light a candle for the world

1st thing first: there are no live corals to be seen. Tiny island with a busy tourist traffic. If you want to sit in a shade or need to use a toilet, be prepared to pay a fee for that. Some snorkelers are lucky to see a turtle or some fish. What is more likely is that you get stung by jellyfish. If your immune system handles jellyfish poison well and you bring enough cash, you may enjoy the visit to "coral" island at more than two stars

The smell of bird poop can be eye-watering. Great beach for swimming or snorkeling. Can get a little crowded in Snowbird Season.

Beautiful water! Everything else need work! This was the only water we touched besides our shower, lol. It's a must see clear waters, so warm and beautiful fish with jus the naked 👁 🦀's everywhere Snorkeling gear avaible for purchase and snacks as well #isledelcoral 🏝

Amazing place, I was very impressed, this place is unique ✨, water super warm, also guys from the boat are super friendly and informative! They charge you 400 pesos or $20 to take you there. I highly recommend visiting this place because you'll fall inlove with it. You can rent umbrella, chairs, and table for $15 or 300 pesos, they have a restaurant in there. 🐟🌸💗🐠👀

Beautiful tiny beach. The water is very clear. I 100% recommend you bring snacks, lunch, water, sodas, and an umbrella. They rent tables with umbrellas on the beach for $300.00 pesos and next to the beach for $250.00 There's no electricity on this island, so there are no fridges. They sell some snacks, beer, and sodas. Not recommend for people with walking problems.

We took a tour and paid 2100 pesos for 9 people. Our tour guide was Enrique. He was very nice and fun! We were dropped off at the island at about noon and we’re picked up a few hrs later. Place was busy. There is a restaurant but a bit pricey. We had ceviche. Snacks available for purchase. Table and chairs available for rent 300 pesos. The water is clear but very rocky. Waves are pretty strong here too. Not very safe for little ones. Would come back but more prepared with water shoes.

This place is beautiful, for its natural beauty. Tourism has invaded, go during a week day and you can truly explore the island. Take your own snacks and restroom is pretty gross.

Absolutely gorgeous right off the beach we had fresh food and an absolutely gorgeous view. There was a lady walking on the beach that provided a service of braiding my daughters hair away from the table. I had an absolutely amazing margarita, heavy pour. Completely authentic margarita made from scratch with the exception of the tequila. The pico de gallo was fresh and amazing and then we ordered ceviche which was awesome flavorful, the perfect amount of spices and the seafood was perfect inside of it. My daughter and I ate absolutely all of it. It was nice because my son was able to play under the table with the sand once done eating. It wasn’t super hot although it was in March because of the breeze from the ocean. The service was just absolutely amazing they had a performance there, so it had perfect entertainment, my kids loved it. It probably was our favorite place to eat in Puerto Valarta just an overall great experience.

All dishes tasted amazing, some portions were smaller than expected. But others had plenty on them. Overall well balanced.

Everything is top ,, the staff is super cool and welcoming,,food is tasty drinks are easy 😄 be nice to to everybody, don't understand the negative reviews...

We got fresh snacks. Chips were crunchy. Guacamole was tasty and freshly made to order. Had a passion fruit margarita sooo delicious. Real passion fruit. Generous serving size of snack and drinks for great price. The view of the ocean was amazing and relaxing. We got luck and were able to see a traditional native performance, nothing scheduled.

This place was a complete rip off!! Do not go there!! We wanted a simple breakfast and ended up with a bill that had lobster added to our bill we never ordered!! They didn’t want to give us a copy of the bill until pushed. We also were approached by someone who seemed connected to the restaurant and tried to sell us on property, etc! Horrible experience!! DO NOT GO HERE!!

We were at Restaurant El Malecon the other night. They have a large selection of sauces at the table. And then they bring out chips with more sauces. After that we shared a guacamole. My wife then had the tortilla soup and shrimp tacos, while I had the mummy shrimp. Overall the food was good as was the service. The prices are certainly Malecon and beach side prices. There was a live duet playing music and singing and they were pretty good. But the main reason for eating here is the spectacular view as we watched the sunset over the ocean. In the end that is what you are paying for.

We had delay in some food order, but they didn’t charge us for that and we got this part for free. That’s a real client orientation. On the top of that - the seafood is fantastic and fresh, ocean view and the birds (pelicans?) are fantastic 🤩 Totally recommend this place.

This is an absolutely stunning spot to go snorkeling! I highly recommend doing so through a local - he can be found on Airbnb through Experiences - it's called "The Arches." You can also locate him by his Instagram handle - adrenalyn_junkies - 10/10!

Beautiful

We arrived as part of a boat cruise. Only got to experience the snorkeling for about 15 minutes. What we did see was several school of fish although the water was a bit murky. We never went on land.

We took a small boat tour out to the arches Very stunning to see up close and to enter into one of the arches Good snorkeling and paddle board area but I find the water too murky for good snorkeling The east side of the country (in the Caribbean off Yucatan especially by Puerto Morales) it much better both for clear water and amazing sea life in the barrier reefs Still better to take a boat ride around Los Arcoles than trying to see them from the observation point along the highway.

I don't have pictures but you have to do this trip it is worth every moment in time

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place. You can take a boat ride and they will take you down to snorkel, or you can go alone with your equipment to snorkel, you just have to be careful. (Original) Un hermoso lugar, Puedes tomar algún paseo en barco y te bajan a snorkelar , o puedes ir tu solo con tu equipo para snorkelear, solo hay que tener precaución

(Translated by Google) The place is beautiful, the water is warm, excellent for swimming, we had red tide and it looked very good, but it was worth it, the boats leave from Playa de los Muertos to take you there (Original) El lugar es hermoso, el agua tibia, excelente para nadar, nos tocó marea roja y nos veía muy bien, pero valió la pena, en playa de los muertos salen las lanchas que te llevan hasta ahí

Great beach, fantastic waves most days, delicious restaurants. Federico y Lucia is my favorite but they are all great. Stoners Surf Camp is a killer place to go if you want surf lessons or need to rent a board.

Nice beach with a lot of restaurants the beach is not recommended for child's big waves

MOTHER OF GOD DO NOT GO HERE. THE SAND FLEAS WILL EAT YOUR SOUL. BRING MOSQUITO SPRAY WITH DEET IF YOU WANT TO SURVIVE HELL.

Clean clear sand and great area for a good time.

Visit this place... like me, you may never leave

Super

(Translated by Google) It's a quiet and very pleasant beach. The current and waves are strong, making it only recommended for those who can swim well. The access is a bit long, and if you're not careful, you'll have to walk through a restaurant. There are a lot of mosquitoes. (Original) Es una playa tranquila y muy agradable, la corriente y el oleaje es alto y solo recomendable para gente que sabe nadar bien. El acceso es un poco largo y si no se está atento se tiene cruzar un restaurante. Hay muchos moscos.

Clean, quiet, safe and nice for children and the elderly

Beautiful & quiet beach for swimming. Tasty fresh food. Friendly restauranteurs & waiting staff. Great place to explore, walk up the hill & discover other hidden stairs that take you to the water. Beautiful view of the beach and of other beaches. The road circles back to the beach! A gem hidden on the Pacific Coast!

Sweet cove beach. It must attract hundreds by the look of the amount of tables outside every restaurant

I've loved this place since I was little but the mosquitoes and jejen attack me like crazy, great beach the water is so warm, restaurants food is okay I guess, I'll be returning to this beach as often as I can with my family.

It's a excellent place for swimming and eating good food. The water is warm, the sand gets you under your swimwear but it's fine, it's part of the experience.

This place is the best feet in the sand dining experience ever! Pescadao Sarandeado is unlike any fish you've ever had. Select your fish from the box of ice, watch it dressed, seasoned and anointed with God's own basting sauce as it grills over a manzanita fire.....with an iced bucket of Coronitas and all the salsas, salads and tortillas you could ask for... It's heaven. Make a day of your visit so you'll have time to eat twice. The restaurants are all housed in palapa-patio compounds that line the deep sandy beach along the spectacular sheltered bay. Restaurant Ruiz, if I remember correctly, is the third palapa palace as you drive down the short road from the two lane highway above. Drive your car into the beckoning shade of the palapa covered parking stalls, loosen your belts, grab flip-flops and towels and prepare for an adventure of extreme contentment! Families are the predominant social grouping which magnifies the charm of the place as dining merges with beach play and tropical waters. This place made the drive from Malibu to Sayulita, as opposed to flying, worth every mile.

Great local beach. This place is awesome to get away from the tourism.

Clean, quiet, elderly and kids frendly

My review works best for vessel based visitors. That said we have been visiting this area since 2013. There are several palapa restaurants on the Las Islitas road. You can come by boat, car or taxi or collectivo taxi. From San Blas it is only 15 minutes or so. From anchor in the bay, aim for the big green building on the beavh. We like to visit Varo and Alicia at Playa Hermosa restaurant. It's just west of the big green building. A hint is to sit at a table up by the kitchen to avoide the jejenes, a little... Food and drinks are excellent! (Shrimp cevichi, huevos rancheros, platanos con lechera). You are dining in a little piece of paradise!

Great sea food, baked sweet breads , gifts, views, water temp, tans, and times!

Restaurant at the seashore... Typical seafood like ceviche, pescado zarandeado, empanadas de camarón. Tasty and fresh.

Try Ismael " El Chino " place Best food

Just another small beach town. Be sure to go on the nearby crocodile tour.

Amazing sea and scenery

We stopped here on our jungle cruise. The setting was beautiful and there was a wide variety of animals, especially lots of crocodiles of various ages. There was a place to swim too. Well worth the 25 peso admission.

Awesome place! They've kept the natural feel around it and you can actually just bump into a crocodile! (Scary, right?) You should totally take the (and your camera) and visit this place! Go for a nice swim in the cold water too!

You go on a board and they take you through a winding river and I saw a couple of crocodiles and some birds and turtles which was really cool then we make a pit stop at a crocodile sanctuary where you can see them up close and it's so cool they have a Swimming area where you can Swim with fish! The second pit stop was a only a swimming area as well and there was a restaurant there but they took forever to give us the food because they forget we even ordered. Recommend taking this trip!

A great tour up the river we saw many small croc,and a 20 foot one on the bank before we arrived at cocodrilario, The boat ride up and down the river is well worth the 800 pesos.2.5 hours in total return.

Beautiful place with nice spot to swim, sadly the animals are keep it in cages, 2.5 km from Matanchen harbor with stone road

Just a beautiful place to visit..its a must, if tou do, take some swimming wear and do it earlier in the day.

Good panga jungle tour and relaxing fresh water swimming hole.

This place is great. Very quiet, grand rooms. It’s like you’re staying in a hidden castle. Very nice people.

Beautiful tranquil place with very attentive staff. Bed was very comfortable, room was very clean with good water pressure. Make sure to confirm the hot water has been turned on in the rooms. Jacuzzi was a nice temperature. The breakfast was excellent. Overall on the pricey side but worth it if you’re looking for a luxury getaway.

The building is amazing and the guy receiving us was awesome and helped us not hate our stay. We went for Valentine’s Day and the place run out of electricity during the night, the worker was gone to turn on the electric plant. The fireplace in the room has the pilot off and we had to sleep cold. We didn’t get the WiFi password so we didn’t have any service to let him know the power was gone. The next morning the restaurant was closed for the day that I wish I would know since the website promotes this nice restaurant. Also the 14th we thought about going to el general steak house and they closed that day as well. We felt it was a waste of money since we could not enjoy the hotel amenities and the restaurants were closed.

We celebrated New Years eve in this magical place❣️ The dinner was delicious and the atmosphere festive. I felt like it was my home. I am looking forward to my return. Thank you❣️

Stunning surroundings but WOW the service and welcomness of the manager ruined everything!!! Worst part is that he keeps charging my CC! First a double charge the day of checkout that I had my bank reverse right away when it came to my attention. Now a month later a new charge for a stay a slightly different amount so not a mistake. He claims he can't find the charge even though it's clearly posted on my bank statement that I sent to him as prof. San Sebastian is an amazing place and definitely worth visiting ... and there are many wonderful hotels ...so pick another and save yourself This experience.

Beautiful place! My only disappointment was that the restaurant was closed for dinner! We didn't know until we arrived. Plenty of restaurants a 15 minute walk away (no ubers, few taxis).

Very expensive for what you got. No coffee machine in room, tiny bottles of water, no hairdryer

The park is huge and plenty to do. Great place to spend the day. Enjoy a train ride around the park.

Best park for family fun, sports training, and simply hanging out! Number one park in Tepic!

Lot to see and do. Nice running track. Tepic and area should be proud of this Park. Was also here for free Mother's day concert. Well presented, good live music and good time had by all.

This place is nice and wonderful. There is many things you can do here. There is also lots of little stands where you can buy snacks and food. Though, most things were dirty and sticky. Hense the 3 star.

The kids always have fun at La Loma! This time we painted figurines!

Excellent place to visit with your kiddos. Plenty of space to run and so many playgrounds. When the weather feels so hot and humid in this place you forgot about that insane hot weather outside the park😃

A good place to expand a day with your family, you can buy snacks but if planning to expand all day bring your own food

(Translated by Google) The wings are very small. But being 2x1 it is a decent amount for the price you pay. Good amount of vegetables. The music is mainly reggaeton. (Original) Las alitas son muuuy pequeñas. Pero siendo 2x1 es cantidad decente por el precio que se paga. Buena cantidad de vegetales. La musica es principalmente reggaetón.

(Translated by Google) SALTY Micheladas!!! The wings pass a bit But if the micheladas disappoint Good music👍🏻 (Original) Micheladas SALADAS!!! Las alitas pasan un poco Pero si desepcionan las micheladas Buena musica👍🏻

(Translated by Google) Good service, Quality, & Good Atmosphere, A Good Place to Go Out with Friends (Original) Bien servicio, Calidad, & Buen Ambiente, Un Buen Lugar Para Salir con los amigos

(Translated by Google) Terrible service. Since there were only two of us, the receptionist wanted to force us to accept being given the tables that were in the corner. They had many free tables and when we asked them, they told us that some were reserved and the others were exclusive for four and six people, however we saw a table for 6 people occupied by only two people. We left immediately and went to dinner somewhere else. I don't know if all the restaurants in the chain are equally shocking, but at least in this one, the service is terrible and I'm really not interested in finding out if the others are different. (Original) Pésimo servicio. como sólo éramos dos personas, la recepcionista nos quería obligar a aceptar que nos dieran las mesas que estaban arrinconadas. Tenían muchas mesas libres y al preguntarle, nos contestó que unas estaban reservadas y las otras eran exclusivas para cuatro y seis personas, más sin embargo vimos una mesa para 6 personas ocupada por solo dos personas. Nos salimos inmediatamente y nos fuimos a cenar a otro lugar, no sé si todos los restaurantes de la cadena sean igual de chocantes, pero al menos en este, el servicio es nefasto y la verdad no me interesa averiguar si los demás son diferentes.

(Translated by Google) Terrible customer service, the ribs with bad flavor and texture, the wings promise to be very spicy but do not meet expectations, the burger is very simple. But the worst of all is customer service, you have to be looking for help. The employees seem like just another customer having fun, leaving aside the service. (Original) Pésima atención al cliente, las costillas con mal sabor y textura, las alitas prometen ser muy picantes pero no cumplen las expectativas, la hamburguesa de lo más simple. Pero lo peor de todo la atención al cliente, tienes que estar buscando que te atiendan. Los empleados parecen un cliente más divirtiéndose dejando de lado el servicio.

(Translated by Google) Yesterday we ordered an order of wings from Didi food, it was a 2x1 promotion, plus some potato wedges, when we were going to eat them, we realized that they came with a piece of leather, a neck, some Mini wings, in total what they were wings , only 7 pieces, assuming that there must have been 2 orders of 8 to 10 pieces each. We called and sent the photos to Rinho's people and they only said that this sometimes happens, to ask Didi for a refund, and that you still don't know if he will refund the payment in cash. but in the end the discomfort of such a situation and bad experience, to never buy there again (Original) Ayer pedimos una orden de alitas por Didi food, era una promoción de 2x1, adicional unas papas gajo, cuando íbamos a comerlas, nos dimos cuenta que venían un pedazo de cuero, un pescuezo, unas Mini alitas, en total lo que si eran alitas, solo 7 piezas, suponiendo que debieron ser 2 ordenes de 8 a 10 piezas cada una. Llamamos y enviamos las fotos a los de Rinho y solo dijeron que eso a veces pasa, que pida el reembolso a Didi, que aun no sabes si nos reembolsará el pago en efectivo. pero al final el malestar de tal situación y mala experiencia, para jamás volver a comprar ahí

(Translated by Google) The drinks and food are delicious... but sometimes they run out of wings super early, they are supposed to be the main dish there... you always have to wait a long time for a seat. The waiters get out of control and sometimes they don't serve you well. (Original) Estan ricas las bebidas y la comidas... pero a veces se les terminan las alitas super temprano, se supone que son el plato principal ahi... siempre tienes que esperar mucho por una silla. Los meseros se descontrolan y a veces no te atienden bien.

(Translated by Google) It's always nice to go have a drink or buy some snow. (Original) Siempre es agradable ir a beber algo o comprar una nieve.

Horrible.

(Translated by Google) This station was better with its remodeling. And it is the starting point for trips within the state of Nayarit either to the north, south and center. (Original) Esta estacion quedo mejor con su remodelacion. Y es el punto de partida para viajes dentro del estado de nayarit ya sea hacia el norte sur y centro.

(Translated by Google) Good place to go with the family, complies with health and safety measures, large spaces, trees (Original) Buen lugar para ir con la familia cumple medidas sanitarias seguridad,espacios amplios arboles

(Translated by Google) Very nice, lots to see (Original) Muy bonito mucho que ver

(Translated by Google) Good central to go to nearby towns and return to the center (Original) Buena central para ir a poblados cercanos y regresar al centro

(Translated by Google) Quiet and very well, thank you (Original) Tranquilo y muy bien gracias

Attended a Day of the Dead event which was very fun and interesting. Unfortunately the entire archeological zone was not open due to the special event, but I look forward to returning to experience the entire site.

Neat site. the structures are low and can climb up to all of them, except Templo Redondo, which is the highlight of the site.

A hidden treasure. Entrance not marked, you needed to know where to go. Entire site clean and well maintained. A knowledgeable guide who could explain the structures and share Aztec history would be welcome. Come prepared with comfortable shoes and sun hat or umbrella. It will be amazing to see this place in ten years if there is appropriate funding. Right now, anyone can walk in and wander and pick up shards or obsidian artifacts. There were two women who were maintaining the site. Unfortunately, no security.

I wish there could be more detail for each ruin. Not enough detail of the history of the place. For what is available, it's very clean and well maintained.

Don’t forget your water bottle. Small archeological site. Check open & close times & days.

Very nice organized , they even have a small exhibition with typical prehispanic figures of the area the people who were at the entrance were very kind on giving me directions and info , the place is well taken care and its wonderful to visit even more during summer due to the large grass areas, very interesting not too far from Guadalajara excellent for a quick sunday "escape ", : )

We stopped while heading to Guadalajara. It is an Interesting site. There was not a lot of information available. It is Prehispanic. most of the area is covered with grass, a wheelchair would work with help. it is Flat.

So much history in tequila this is just a small piece. We checked this place out on our tour little did I know it would turn into a ghost tour w Doña Felícita who still washed her clothes to this day 🧐 I took a pic of the phone from our tour guide.

Amazing place!! Loved the town and loved the tequila!!!

We went there two years ago. It was awesome. We spent a couple thousand dollars and several gallons of tequila. Good experience.. they gave us several tequilas to taste from which was good to make good choices of the Anejo and silver tequila we bought. We went back a few months ago and now it’s a total tourist trap. We did not want to go in the front door as we have already did the tour they made us walk all the way around the block which was about .5 miles. So we tried to sit down they told us we could not sit there because there was groups coming. I said I just want to buy tequila and have a good experience again. They told us we need to give them a tip. To taste the tequila and decide what we wanted.. I explained we’ve been here before. Just gonna have a good time in this hot no fans no air circulation environment. The chicken a$$ waiter solicited a tip, and then he asked where we were from. I told him we were from Matamoros Mexico.. he scolded us for not tipping him. Before we left, we still bought several hundred dollars of tequila. We will never go back to this tourist trap that it has become. …. what a disappointment. They heard you and like sheep now……

According to the tour guide. This place has lots of history in this town. Tequila farming community.

Really nice place to be if you like tequila

Beautiful story definitely a place to visit when in Guadalajara Jalisco

A historic place were a river pours in to a natural hand wash stone washers. It still functions and the water is fresh but not drinkable. If you go part of the tour you will go here and then a tequila factory.

We had a tequila tour in English and there was only another couple with us so it was quite a private tour. We visited the guava field and watched how the plants get harvested. We visited the distillery and had some tequila shots. It was a good tour but for my taste the tour guide could have explained a little bit more or could have taken more care about us. During the drive to the field and back she didn’t talk to us at all and didn’t try to entertain us or give us some information about tequila. That’s why I only give 4 stars.

Beautiful old hacienda close to centre of the town of Tequila. Good off street parking across the road . Nice quiet gardens with the sound of Mexican music pumping into the serenity !

We discovered Casa Sauza by accident, and it was a fantastic experience. The grounds and garden are immaculate, and the ambiance is peaceful and serene. We felt and were treated like royalty by the staff, and the food and drinks were amazing. We started with house made salsa and chips, and I ordered a Sauza margarita rimmed with Tajin. Next, we ordered a tuna tartare dish and a wrapped tuna dish that touched every sensory signal on our taste buds. Lord willing, I will be back very soon. The next time, I will plan on spending two full days in this Pueblo Magico. I feel like we just touched the surface of this town, and there are many memories left to be made!

I was in Tequila, so I had to check this place out! My significant other and I walked here in anticipation for some tequila history! We walked past the entrance and the view made me instantly feel as if I was in a garden. It was quiet and calm. After that area, we ended up at Los Recuerdos De Sauza. We purchased the Perseverancia tour. The tour guide walked us to La Constancia for the first part of the tour. Once we arrived, we had to put on a helmet to enter the building. That was interesting. It was basically a large barrel room. We were told about the process and then given a sample of Sauza Blue Agave Hacienda Tequila Gold. I thought it was smooth and easy to handle. After we left, we headed not too far to “La Perseverancia”. This was where a lot of moving parts took place. It was interesting to absorb what went on here. We were given a sample of Sauza Blue Agave Hacienda Tequila Silver. This one brought some heat! It was strong, but casual and tasty. Our last thing to do was to make our own Cantarito. This was an exciting experience, especially since I’ve only had one Cantarito ever prior to this experience. The process was fun! The drink ended up being pretty good. I got to keep the cup, so that practically worked out as a souvenir for me! The tour guide was amazing and friendly! She explained everything thoroughly during the tour. Overall, this place was worth the stop for me. I enjoyed how things seemed to be spread out widely and that we had to walk a lot. I would love to come back here someday. Date of visit: 10/01/2024

We had the pleasure of going on their English tour. A lovely woman who taught us a bunch of the things about the making of tequila. I recommend this place! Make sure to grab a bottle or two after the tour, their tequila is great.

We had our lunch and I must say it is a beautiful place. You could take a stroll in their beautiful garden while your food comes. We did not do their tour but the experience in the restaurant was good . Service was slightly slow given that we had a time crunch for our tour.

Not only one of the most beautiful places to eat in Tequila but maybe all of Mexico. A hidden gem of a hacienda style restaurant with amazing service, food and ambiance. I highly recommended you visit here when in or near Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico.

A truly beautiful tequila distillery nestled in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage site of Tequila. The tour we joined was incredibly informative, offering a clear understanding of the tequila distilling process, and we got to taste a variety of tequilas, which was a fantastic highlight.

We spent 4 hours at the Jose Cuervo distillery learning all about the distilling process, tasting different tequilas, learning how to drink tequila, blending our own tequila and, finally, lunch. Alfredo, our guide, also took us through Jose Cuervo's and tequila's history as well as the controls around the whole agave and tequila production process. A really good tour.

Brilliant! 100% don't miss!! So many sites on the internet say this place is only open certain days. If the review you read is more than 5 minutes old l, forget it. This town is evolving and distilleries like this are pretty much open everyday. Just show up and ask for a tour. I have been to Mexico about 20 times and my favorite thing is to visit small unique towns. Tequila is an incredible place if you want authentic Mexican culture, food, kind people, and good vibes. But this town has one extra thing, tequila!!! La Rojeña is where the José Cuervo magic happens. The tour is completely informative, explaining the tequila making process in detail, and at the end (if you pay the extra pesos for the tasting package, a MUST in my opinion) you get a view into tequila flavors and nuance that I never knew existed! Trust me, stop reading this review and just go there! The tasting at the end is amazing! It was absolutely brilliant! Our guide (sorry, can't remember her name) was perfect. At each stop, though the factory is loud, she had a mic connected to Bose speakers so you could hear every word (I did the English speaking tour). At the end you can buy special made tequilas at factory prices. Absolutely no pressure to buy, but a good deal all the same! I am fairly cynical when it comes to touristy things, this is a 100% don't miss!!!

Fun and informative tours! We did the classic plus the extra tasting. Our guide spoke great English, was incredibly knowledgeable, and fun to spend an hour with. You get to see quite a bit of the factory and drink 3 strong shots before even starting the tasting so be prepared to consume a good amount of tequila. Would recommend to a friend.

If you enjoy drinking low-quality, industrial tequila loaded with artificial additives, then this is the place for you! Otherwise, I strongly recommend visiting La Fortaleza, Cascahuín, or Casa Atanasio, just a few of the family-owned distilleries that still honor the true tradition of tequila making.

From the video at the beginning of the tour to the tasting at the end this experience was well worth the 400+ pesos we spent. Our guide was amazing! The tequila was palate changing. Would go again in a heart beat.

We were drawn in by the huge bird sculpture in the courtyard, but stayed for the excellent tour and tasting. Don't miss the Tradicional Añejo ... They only sell it here!

This is in the downtown of Tequila Jalisco... There are two prominent catholic churches next to each other. The downtown is dominated by the small stall selling survivors, local food and toys...

Beautiful church with many street markets surrounding selling souvenirs and lots of tequila, morning is very quiet and peaceful until the tours start and the afternoon gets busy and over crowded.

Beautiful church,got to visit last year. Santo Toribio remains are there. If you have a chance to visit this magical town please do,highly recommend it. Lots of things happening outside of the church. Familia gathering, vendors and great food just overall a great and peaceful atmosphere.

The history behind the construction of the church is very intriguing and the architecture is beautifully done specially knowing how back then they didn't have the type of technology we have now.

Beautiful church built in 1649

Beautiful Church!

Such an amazing place