Food and Traditions in Local Pueblos

This is not a typical tour. While most experiences focus on beaches and popular spots, this journey takes you into the heart of everyday life in the Valley — where traditions are still part of daily routines and nothing is staged for tourists. You won’t just visit places… you’ll understand them. From sharing a real local breakfast to walking through historic towns, tasting traditional drinks like tejuino, and meeting local artisans, every stop is designed to connect you with the culture in a genuine way. The landscapes, the flavors, and the rhythm of life here are completely different from what you see in tourist areas. This is the side of Mexico that many travelers never get to experience — quiet, authentic, and deeply rooted in tradition. And because it’s a private experience, everything moves at your pace, creating a more personal and meaningful connection. If you’re looking to go beyond the surface and truly experience local life… this is it.

1. 1

   Stop 1

   1 hour

   Our first stop is a small local restaurant where residents start their day. Here, you’ll enjoy a traditional Nayarit breakfast — simple, authentic, and full of flavor. This is not a tourist spot, but a place locals genuinely love.

2. 2

   Valle de Banderas

   45 min

   We’ll explore one of the oldest towns in the bay, founded during the early colonial period. As we walk through its streets, you’ll learn about local architecture, traditions, and daily life. Visit the town’s church and central area

3. 3

   Stop 3

   15 min

   Taste tejuino, a traditional fermented corn drink with deep indigenous roots

4. 4

   Stop 4

   30 min

   Stop at a local beekeeping business to learn about honey production and its importance in the region

5. 5

   San Juan de Abajo

   30 min

   A peaceful town with strong agricultural roots. Here you’ll experience a different rhythm of life and see how traditions are preserved outside tourist zones.

6. 6

   Talabarteria y Huaracheria La Unica de Ibarria

   30 min

   We’ll visit a traditional leather workshop where artisans create huaraches, belts, hats, and more. Learn about this craft and its connection to ranching culture Understand how these traditions have been part of daily life for generations

7. 7

   Stop 7

   30 min

   If you still have room, we’ll stop for a refreshing raspado made with local fruits — a classic and beloved treat in the region.

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.