Cocula - Birthplace of Mariachi
On this day long outing you will visit the birthplace of Mariachi. Visit the Mariachi museum, explore the Cocula Plaza and historic church. Lunch at Pele's for it's famous Birria. If outing is scheduled for a Saturday or Sunday you may enjoy a live Mariachi band during your meal. Lunch NOT included in price.
Mexican Fire Opals 
On this day long outing we visit an Opal mine and are served a traditional Mexican lunch. At the mine you can find your own opals or you can buy opals and/or jewerly in the store. includes: transportation to and from mine, lunch and highway tolls.
Guachimontones Pyramids 
The distinct circular step pyramid structures are located in the Tequila Valley next to the village of Teuchitlan, named after the civilization that built the pyramids. Built between 300 BC and 900 AD by the Teuchitlan, pre-Columbian complex society that lived in the current day states of Nayarit and Jalisco located in west central Mexico. The center of the ancient village was occupied by three circular areas, each of with a multi-level circular step pyramid at its center. There are a total of 10 such "Circles" within Teuchitlan, along with four rectangular plazas and two ballcourts among many other smaller structures
includes; transportation and tolls, plus entrance fees. Guests will enjoy lunch at Monte Carlo Seafood restaurant located on Lago Vega in Teuchitlan, Jalisco where Guachimontones is located. Lunch is NOT included in price.
Tequila 
On this day long outing you will visit the National Tequila museum. explore some of town. Later we travel to a distillery where you'll enjoy samples of Mexico's world famous drink. You'll learn all about the agave, production, fermentation, aging and different qualities of Tequila. Either before or after touring the distillery your guide will take you to a restaurant in Tequila (cost of lunch not included ).
Tonala - the town for Arts & Crafts 
The town of Tonala located just a short drive from Casa Oasis is home to a large street market, known in Spanish as a "tianguis" that is set up each Thursday and Sunday. This market is centered on the town's main street for about a kilometer, and spills into adjoining side streets. This market can have from between 3,500 and 4,000 vendors selling locally made arts and crafts. Another tour option is to tour the local arts and crafts factories in Tonala. The town has been a ceramics center since the pre Hispanic period. A number of other handcrafted items are made in Tonalá as well, with blown glass coming second after ceramics. Other crafts include ironwork, woodworking, especially furniture, cartiberia (animals, clowns and dolls), tin and brass items. Tonala is also great to explore on non-market (tianguis) days when you will find it much quieter and easier to explore the shops and artist galleries.
Your guide will take you to a restaurant for lunch (lunch not include in price of tour).
includes; Transportation and tolls to and from Tonala.
Tapalpa 
On this full day outing you'll travel through two salt lakes/flats (with views of Colima Volcano, weather permitting) and then climb high into the mountains southwest of Lake Chapala. Tapalpa is another Switzerland like village that is a popular destination for Mexicans, but lessor known by tourists from outside of Mexico. Located among Pine-clad hills, creeks and small lakes surround this small colonial town. Sturdy wooden columns supported whitewashed houses with red-tiled roofs. Neat cobblestone streets weave around restored churches. Just 4 km north of the town is Valle de los Enigmas, also known as las Piedrotas (Spanish "The Big Stones"), is a popular hiking destination in Tapalpa. It is notable for its large natural monoliths. Food and souvenirs tend to be much lower in cost here than you find in tourist areas that are heavily visited by foreign tourists.
Your guide will take you to a restaurant with a view of the main plaza for lunch (lunch not include in price of tour).
includes; transportation and tolls.
** CHECK OUT OUR 2 DAY/OVERNIGHT TAPALPA under OVERNIGHT TRIPS**
Guadalajara's Historic Centro
Explore with us the Historic Centro district of Guadalajara. See the colonial landmarks, including: Guadalajara Cathedral, Hospicio Cabanas, Plaza de Armas, Founders Square and many more monuments including the Guadalajara sign.
Guadalajara has a very rich Spanish history and it's influence on modern day Mexico is massive.
Your guide will take you to a restaurant for lunch (lunch not include in price ).
Lake Chapala 
The largest freshwater lake in Mexico. Visit the unique villages and towns on the north shore of the lake and learn why this area is so popular with immigrants from the USA, Canada and Europe.
Your guide will take you to a restaurant for lunch (lunch not include in price ).
San Lucas Evangelista 
Travel to the nearbysmall village of San Lucas Evangelista. This village has been sculpting by hand Molcajetes (mortar and pestle) made from local volcanic basalt rock for hundreds of years. They not only make Molcajetes but also trays, water dispensers and artwork.
Ixtlahuacan de Los Membrillos 
Enjoy walking around this small town which is the municipal seat of government for our area. The town features a beautiful church and town square. Murals of the history of the town and Mexico as well as murals of the Day of the Dead.
Montes Candy store Poncitlan 
Visit Montes candy store. Made right here in Poncitlan, Jalisco. Try and buy some candy! Walk around this clean and interesting town. See the square and church. Enjoy lunch at the famous La Hacienda Restaurant (lunch not included in price).
Coast & Mountains Outing
Join us for a two day, overnight Adventure Outing. On first day we travel through two salt lakes/flats, pass the Colima Volcanoes and arrive at Coconut palm lined beaches of Colima.
On second day we visit the mountain town of Tapalpa.
**We canoffer various options of overnight beach stay, ranging from budget to higher rating hotel**
**includes; transportation and accommodation. Meals are NOT included**
Tapalpa Overnight Option
On this Overnight Adventure Outing to Tapalpa we will travel through two salt lakes/flats before arriving in the mountain town. We will visit the Valle de los Enigmas, also known as Las Piedrotas (Big Stones). No one has been able to explain how these giant boulders arrived in this valley. We will also take a short hike to the highest waterfall in the state of Jalisco. You will have lots of time to explore this magical town and it's many interesting shops.
**includes; transportation and accommodation. Meals are NOT included