



by Francisco Yosemite Miranda Rodriguez
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.MX$1,580This full-day tour from Guadalajara lasts about nine and a half hours and visits the tequila-producing towns of Tequila and Amatitán along the Tequila Route, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The tour begins at the Tequila Tres Mujeres distillery, where visitors spend two hours learning about the semi-artisanal tequila production process and tasting various tequilas and liqueurs with guidance from experts. Next, the group travels to Amatitán, known as the cradle of tequila, for a one-hour visit that includes exploring ancient caves and hearing about the history and culture of tequila from a local historian. The tour then stops for one hour at a lively venue famous for the "cantarito" cocktail, a tequila and citrus drink, where guests can enjoy music and dancing; cocktails are not included. Finally, there is ninety minutes of free time in the town of Tequila to explore the streets, take photographs, and try local dishes at restaurants; food is not included. The tour includes private, air-conditioned transportation with bilingual guides and all entrance tickets. Meals and cocktails are not included. Alcohol tastings are available only to guests over 18 years old. This tour covers the production, history, and cultural aspects of tequila with visits to distilleries, historic sites, and local venues.
Tequila Tres Mujeres
At this distillery, visitors learn about the semi-artisanal tequila-making process. The visit includes tasting different varieties of tequila and liqueurs, guided by experts. The stop lasts about two hours.
120 min
Amatitan
This stop goes into the town known as the cradle of tequila. Visitors enter very old caves and hear stories about tequila’s history and origins from a regional chronicler and historian. This visit takes about one hour.
60 min
Cantaritos El Güero
This lively location is famous for the cantarito cocktail made with tequila and citrus. It features live banda music and dancing, providing a festive atmosphere to relax. The stop lasts about one hour; cocktails are not included.
60 min
Tequila
In the magical town of Tequila, guests have ninety minutes of free time to explore the streets, take photographs, and visit local restaurants to try regional foods, which are not included in the tour price.
90 min
We will meet at the designated meeting point, parked in front of the Fiesta Americana hotel and the Starbucks near the Minerva roundabout. Please be careful and use the street address provided to avoid confusion with other hotels.
End point
We will meet at the designated meeting point, parked in front of the Fiesta Americana hotel and the Starbucks near the Minerva roundabout. Please be careful and use the street address provided to avoid confusion with other hotels.




by Francisco Yosemite Miranda Rodriguez
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.MX$1,580This full-day tour from Guadalajara lasts about nine and a half hours and visits the tequila-producing towns of Tequila and Amatitán along the Tequila Route, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The tour begins at the Tequila Tres Mujeres distillery, where visitors spend two hours learning about the semi-artisanal tequila production process and tasting various tequilas and liqueurs with guidance from experts. Next, the group travels to Amatitán, known as the cradle of tequila, for a one-hour visit that includes exploring ancient caves and hearing about the history and culture of tequila from a local historian. The tour then stops for one hour at a lively venue famous for the "cantarito" cocktail, a tequila and citrus drink, where guests can enjoy music and dancing; cocktails are not included. Finally, there is ninety minutes of free time in the town of Tequila to explore the streets, take photographs, and try local dishes at restaurants; food is not included. The tour includes private, air-conditioned transportation with bilingual guides and all entrance tickets. Meals and cocktails are not included. Alcohol tastings are available only to guests over 18 years old. This tour covers the production, history, and cultural aspects of tequila with visits to distilleries, historic sites, and local venues.
Tequila Tres Mujeres
At this distillery, visitors learn about the semi-artisanal tequila-making process. The visit includes tasting different varieties of tequila and liqueurs, guided by experts. The stop lasts about two hours.
120 min
Amatitan
This stop goes into the town known as the cradle of tequila. Visitors enter very old caves and hear stories about tequila’s history and origins from a regional chronicler and historian. This visit takes about one hour.
60 min
Cantaritos El Güero
This lively location is famous for the cantarito cocktail made with tequila and citrus. It features live banda music and dancing, providing a festive atmosphere to relax. The stop lasts about one hour; cocktails are not included.
60 min
Tequila
In the magical town of Tequila, guests have ninety minutes of free time to explore the streets, take photographs, and visit local restaurants to try regional foods, which are not included in the tour price.
90 min
We will meet at the designated meeting point, parked in front of the Fiesta Americana hotel and the Starbucks near the Minerva roundabout. Please be careful and use the street address provided to avoid confusion with other hotels.
End point
We will meet at the designated meeting point, parked in front of the Fiesta Americana hotel and the Starbucks near the Minerva roundabout. Please be careful and use the street address provided to avoid confusion with other hotels.