The tour was very good. Our guide, Omar, was very knowledgable. Him and the driver both were super nice. We visited few shops, nice tequila places and of course the mountain town. The town was very unique. I recommend this tour. Note that they don’t ship tequila to the States so if you want some bring check in bag. The tequila they sell in these family places is amazing (and I am not tequila drinker even)

Beautiful quaint town. Perfect for a day trip guided tour. We visited a local coffee factory, tequila tasting and had a sumptuous traditional Mexican lunch. Great day spent away from main city and hot weather !

We enjoyed this tour, but felt like it was a little disorganized. We had conflicting information about our pick up location. The voucher said it was picking us up in one place, a follow up email had a different location, and we had a hard time getting clarification over the phone. Once we were on the tour, it was good. We stopped at a roadside stand for a coffee tasting. I realize this is more of a sales opportunity than a tasting, but I enjoyed it and don't mind getting to support the locals. At the Garden, I would have liked to have a little bit of time to wander on our own. Our guide, Omar was knowledgeable and friendly, but I felt the need to stick with the group and there seemed to be a lot more of the garden to walk through. I especially enjoyed the history of the region that he provided on the van ride. It is clear that he loves that area and enjoys sharing it with others.

Horrible experience, they confirmed info and didn’t show up or call. I had to call to verify and they informed me they could not pick me up until Tuesday (tour scheduled Saturday). Was passed to multiple agents, non spoke English.

The city, Tequila and coffee factory tour was awesome. Please do this tour if you are visiting Mexico and haven’t explored the city/villages

La Yerbabuena is a charming, colonial village a 10 minutes drive from the main plaza of Mascota which is the main town of the municipality. Yerbabuena is the first stop along a route that takes you to about 5 colonial villages through the backroads of rural Jalisco. Yerbabuena is known as the "Beverly Hills" of the area for its large homes and wealthy weekenders from Guadalajara. The little main plaza features a central garden with the traditional bandstand surrounded by colorful gardens, lovely colonial buildings and the obligatory old church. There are 2 lagoons, one right off the little plaza that still has the "lavadero," the area where women would do the family washing back in the day. Follow the boardwalk along the lagoon up to the larger lake, just a 5 minute walk. This larger lake has a public boardwalk all around it, a lovely shady area with huge trees, and a gazebo with beautiful views of the lake and mountain backdrop. The town also features an energy "vortex" or as the locals call it, a centro de energía. For a small, voluntary donation you can experience this unique and peaceful place which has been cleverly blended with traditional Catholic faith articles so as not to offend traditional rural customs. There are 2 little restaurants in town, generally only open on weekends, and a couple of small local convenience stores. One of these serves a few specialty drinks like Frappuccino. There is a charming hotel next to the church on the plaza. Yerbabuena is absolutely worth a visit!

Jorge and Carlos were wonderful! Everything was orderly, professional and on time. Jorge was a very knowledgeable, friendly guide who knew all of the local flora, fauna, and history. When some of the kiddos in our group admired the delicious fruit at the stands we passed, he stopped to buy some so we could all try it. Carlos went above and beyond driving us comfortably on twisty, cobblestone roads and even recovering one group member's phone left at a previous stop. The tour was a perfect length; we saw a lot without ever feeling rushed. If you are okay with moderate altitude, have good walking shoes, and no mobility issues, this is a great tour for all ages and group types.

The trip was not what we expected. The description was that we would go to Sayulita and San Pancho and that’d we would be provided a boogie board. It took almost 3 hours to get to Sayulita because of so many stops. One stop at a tequila factory, another at a roadside fruit stand and another at a jewelry store. I really just wanted to go to Sayulita. No boogie board was provided. The driver was nice and courteous. I hate to give an average review but the description of the trip should be amended so folks know what to expect.

It was a fun experience. It was nice having a ride from our hotel to the botanical gardens and the tasting. The gardens were beautiful and the tasting was delicious.

Super cool tour to take with several stops to learn more about the culture and food. Our tour guide was Erick and he did great job showing us the stops. Over all it was great time and experience.

Overall, tour was good. Bus ride was a little too long due to a hundred, at least, speed humps and over half the roads were cobblestone which was rough and too much bounce.....the Tequila was real tasty, lunch was below average. The church was fricken magnificent and really beautiful. Museum was nice, coffee tour was ok, but had good historical information. Jewelry stop was nice, but highly priced. Ride back down was better than ride up the hill to 4,500 feet. Good for adults, not sure kids would enjoy this type of adventure. Lots of traffic getting back. Tour guide, Gustavo was outstanding as was our driver, Freddie.

We really enjoyed the tour of the city and all the surroundings! Our guide, Eric Was extremely informative and helpful! I would highly recommend Erik a tour guide it made the whole trip.

Wonderful expierence ! The only thing I didn’t like was being put in the back of the bus ! I couldn’t look out the back or side windows ! And I got a little car sick ! But the tour was fabulous! I truly enjoyed lunch !

All day adventure. See the backside of OV and then a long windy road into the mountians. Stop at a jeweler house near San Sebastian, a working tequila farm, coffee home that is over 100 yrs old and finally San Sebastian. It's a tourist trap. Walk around the town, cobble stone roads. Don't recommend if you cannot walk or have disabilities that makes walking difficult. Frankly, it wasn't worth the time or money. Bus is not for tall people. Felt like we were bussed to select vendors which we could have found right in PV. Guide and driver were nice as were most of our group except for Trump loving American.

Omar is an excellent and very knowledgeable tour guide. Even before the tour started, he called to ensure we were at the correct pickup location. He shared his great knowledge of Mexico and the places we visited with such ease in both Spanish and English, that the entire group was completely entertained and enjoyed every moment. Fredrico was a fantastic addition to Omar and made our trip safe and wonderful. The meal was good and the entire trip was well worth it.