Artisans Town and Agave Distilled Factory

Highlights

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Itinerary

1. We make a short stop at Los Limones cemetery, in here, your tour guide will explain you one of the biggest traditions that we have in Mexico "Dia de Muertos" or "Day of the Death". A tradition where we honor our relatives that are no longer with us.

   15 min

2. On this stop, you will learn about the local tradition of breading different types of roosters.

   15 min

3. At La Noria, we visit one of the biggest and most important saddlers in town, the Salas family factory, where they make sandals, belts, leather masks and elaborated saddles. At the same factory, we will have the oportunity to enjoy how Alberto, a local artisan, turns a piece of clay, into an spectacular piece of art. After having a few minutes to walk around this historical town, we will visit Saint Anthony of Padua Church, where your tour guide will talk to you about the history of both.

   1 h

4. We will drive by a Blue Agave plantation before we get to the tequila Factory, in here, your tour guide will explain the process: fermentation, distillation, aging barrels and everything about this ancient beverage to finish enjoying samples from the different types of Agave Distilled that Los Osuna factory makes.

   50 minAdmission included

5. We will have time for lunch at one of the restaurants in this picturesque village, your tour guide will recommend one according on what you are looking for,

   1 h

Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.

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How it compares in Mazatlán

• Its from-price is 35% below the median of the 130 experiences we list in Mazatlán.
• It is longer than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 63 of 130.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Mazatlán

Mazatlán, on Mexico's Pacific coast in Sinaloa, is a beach city with a long seafront promenade, a restored historic centre and fresh seafood.

Mazatlán wraps around a rocky peninsula and a long curve of sandy beach on the Pacific, with a seafront promenade, the malecón, running for many kilometres. The historic centre is built around the Plazuela Machado, a square of cafés and live music, with the nineteenth-century Ángela Peralta Theatre and the cathedral nearby. A lighthouse stands on a high hill at the harbour mouth. The name means place of deer in Nahuatl.

Top-ranked sights in Mazatlán: Golden Zone (Zona Dorada), Plazuela Machado, Olas Altas Beach (Playa Olas Altas).

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