Agave Distilled Factory and Salsa Combo Tour

We loved this tour, it was the best part of our trip to Mazatlan! Our guide, David, was so knowledgeable and has great rapport with all the people we saw. At every place we stopped, we were treated amazingly and it’s obvious David is loved by all. One of the highlights was visiting Alberto who makes amazing pottery by hand, we even got some mangoes! We’re already planning to bring friends next time and do this tour all over again!!!

David did a great job of explaining everything and showing us around. This tour is a must. Over all a great.

Great Tour w David he is knowledgeable safe driver and Friendly. Picked 5 of us Seniors at PB Emerald Bay at 9. Visited Dias Muertos site had Video and WiFi in AC van . To village Noria leather jewelry Church. Rooster raising. To Quelite to Meson restaurant one of Best local we are in. David had water in van. Highly recommend David and Tour. Richard and Darlene from Texas. Comfortable and easy short walking.

I would give this tour 10 Stars, if I could, because of our Fantastic Tour Guide Luis. Being a lifelong Mazatlan resident, he was very knowledgeable about the history of Mazatlan & area, & was very kind & accommodating, & made sure that everyone got to do what they were interested in. My husband had told Luis that he was having a hard time finding a famous Mango Liqueur, & Luis took us to the Distillery at the end of our tour. Now that’s a great Tour Guide, & a great Amigo!

I’m so glad we chose this tour! Our tour guide was David and he was such a great guide! We visited two small villages, both beautiful clean towns! In the first one we visited a leather artist. He made beautiful wall art, shoes, belts and more. He still used heavy duty machines that were decades old. In the same building was a jewelry artist and my husband bought me 2 beautiful pieces. We walked through the village, saw a beautiful church and lovely little colorful houses. From there we visited a Agave distillery, seeing the machines used years ago and the more modern equipment used today. It was an interesting process. Then on to another small town with a popular Mexican restaurant. There we were taught how to make salsa with a mortar and pestle. It was so much fun we ordered our own mortar/pestle set to teach our kids. Also made tortillas, learning great tips. During the trip, we visited a cemetery and learned about the Day of the Dead celebration and what it means. David was full of interesting information about everything in the area. We will definitely take more tours with this company! Can’t wait for the next adventure!