Lydia's Tours
Colima
"Delicious Colima"
February 3rd to February 5th
$5,700.00 pesos per person in double occupancy
Chiapa Ex-state farm (hacienda)
With almost 200 years of life, the Chiapa Hacienda is one of the oldest in the state and has its original furniture; The former governor Griselda Álvarez Ponce de León lived there until her adolescence. The stories of the hacienda are endless, from the experiences that the Álvarez family, the first owner, had, through the different social movements in the country, and earthquakes, to the events that the Peralta family, the current owner of this space, has experienced.
Carrizalillos' Lagoon
The Carrizalillo Lagoon is a body of water located at the foot of the Colima Volcano, ideal for enjoying a picnic with water and mountain landscapes. The Carrizalillos lagoon is ideal for observing varied vegetation, oaks, pines, eucalyptus, and different fauna, such as colorful birds, ducks, chachalacas, parakeets, ocote raja, robins, and herons.
Did you know that the state of Colima has several microclimates? That happens because it has different elevations above sea level, the lowest is at the beach and the highest is on the top of the Colima’s active volcano, with an elevation of 3860 meters above sea level. In addition to that, Colima occupies a part of the southern Sierra Madre, as well as part of the Mexican neo-volcanic axis, and also has some valleys, rivers, lagoons, and mangroves. As a result of these factors, we have a great diversity of flora and fauna. This favors that we have an avifauna of more than 450 different species of birds, just over 40 of which are endemic to Mexico.
Chocolate Factory
Do you like to know the origin of cocoa, and when and where the first cocoa-based drinks were prepared? We will tell you why the Spaniards named the cocoa seed "pecuniary amygdala". The word Cacao derives from the Nahua language "cacáhua", and its scientific name is Theobroma cacao, which in Greek means "Meal of the gods". We will visit a family factory, where cocoa is grown and processed to get Chocolate. You will see the cocoa plants and the process of making Chocolate; we will taste a steaming cup of this drink that was the food of the gods.
RumFactory
In this tour we will also talk about the origin of the sugar cane and when the rum begins to be produced based on the molasses obtained from the sugar cane juice. We will visit a factory where you will learn the whole process for the production of rum. We will have three rum tastings, and you will have the opportunity to prepare your own mojito.
La Boquita Beach
La Boquita Beach is located at the northernmost point of Santiago Bay, it consists of an artificial channel creating an entrance to the lagoon where you can swim and enjoy the sea in a very safe way. On weekends, families come to enjoy the beach, as it is ideal for children due to its low waves.
Among the activities that you can find in this area are: boat rides, horseback riding, rental of diving and snorkeling equipment since in its deep waters there is a sunken ship, you can also enjoy impressive coral reefs.
Includes:
● Round trip by bus with travel insurance. ● 2nights of lodging in a 4-star hotel (Hotel Concierge Plaza Colima)
● Breakfasts.
● All the tours with bilingual guide service.
● Tickets to all places that we visit.
● Bilingual travel coordinator service.
● Photography Services.
Contact Us
San Antonio Tlayacapan, Chapala, Jalisco, 45915
Lidia +52 3315356022
Uriel +52 3317586797