AGAVE COUNTRY · LUNCH EXPERIENCES
The 15 best lunch-included tequila days you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Travel from Cancun, Riviera Maya, or Playa del Carmen to Chichen Itza with a bilingual guide such as Beto, Kevin, or Ramiro. Tour El Castillo, swim at Cenote Chichikan, eat a Mexican buffet, sample tequila, and spend 30 minutes in Valladolid.
“This was a great experience. Tour guide was extremely knowledgeable about the area. We learned so much.”
Ride an automatic ATV through cactus-lined arroyos and shallow canyons at Tierra Sagrada with guides such as Beto, Adán, Dioney, and Zamir. After the ride, enjoy an unlimited Mexican buffet, ocean views, beer, and a short tequila and mezcal tasting. Pickup and safety gear are included.
“We had an amazing time on the 4x4 ATV adventure! Riding through the beach and trails was such a blast. It was our first time on ATVs, and we both found them very easy to operate, and all the safety equipment was in good shape. Our guide made sure to cover all safety instructions in detail, and we even ran a few practice loops on the beach before hitting the trails to feel fully comfortable. We were lucky to end up on a private tour, which made the experience feel extra special! A few tips for future travelers: depending on your location and other pickups, the ride to the starting…”
Ride an automatic ATV through Cabo’s cactus-lined desert, then take a camel along a beach at Tierra Sagrada. Guides such as Juan, Miguel, Jorge, and Alina lead the activities, followed by tequila and mezcal tasting and an unlimited Mexican buffet. Bring a valid driving licence and budget for required fees.
“This excursion was excellent from the beginning to the end.. the ATV ride was awesome, Erica and his team were awesome, very patience with me. Alaina was excellent with the camel ride and lunch. This is a must do experience.”
You’ll ride an automatic 4X4 UTV from Tierra Sagrada through dusty arroyos, shallow canyons, and coastal Baja terrain with guides such as Zamir, Pepe, Adan, and Damian. Protective gear, hotel pickup, an unlimited Mexican buffet, cold beer, tequila, and mezcal are included, but entrance and insurance fees are extra.
“This was a super fun way to see Cabo. We were in a small group (just one other couple) and had so much fun. Pics are expensive (you can’t take your own) so know that going in. UTVs were surprisingly comfortable. Friends of Bill: they push the tequila tasting very hard so be aware.”
Ride a pedal-assist e-bike through Tierra Sagrada ranch, across cactus-lined desert paths and a Pacific beach. Guides such as Isha, Raul, and Pepe help first-time riders handle the bikes, then lead you to margarita-making, tequila and mezcal tasting, and a Mexican buffet.
“Such a great experience. The team was very communicative in the days leading up to the tour. Sent us instructions for our hotel pickup and what fees we’d be paying on-site ($40) for park entry fee and bike as fee. This information is included in their listing but it’s a nice reminder. For our 10am tour, we were told to be downstairs by 7:55am but our driver arrived at 8:29am. Our hotel bellboys took the initiative and contacted them on our behalf around 8:15am to which they said they were behind on some of their other pickups, but it’ll be about 13 more minutes before they arrive. We didn’t receive…”
Pack several Cancun adventures into one half-day at Mayan Jungle Rush: four ziplines, hanging bridges, a 30-minute ATV ride, horseback riding, a freshwater cenote, tacos or a vegan snack, and tequila tasting. Guides such as Chris, Flako, David Flash, and Mr. H are praised for keeping groups moving and entertained.
“Each activities was shorter than stated. Lots of time wasted at then end just standing around. As others stated, it’s just a pit to spend more money. They convince you that you need things from their shop for the activities. They try to get you to order extra food and tequila. Everyone needs tipped. Four wheeling was probably the only activity that was actually 30 mins long. Horseback riding was MAYBE 10 minutes and the horses are aggressive with each other. My tour was at 9:30am, they picked me up from my hotel at 7:05 and dropped me off at 3:30pm… for a 4 hour activity.”
Travel from Los Cabos to Todos Santos with a bilingual guide such as Salvador, Marcelino, or Oscar. See the mission, galleries, Hotel California, a handwoven rug workshop, and pearl jewelry, then meet camels, eat beside the Pacific, and taste tequila and mezcal.
“This was a wonderful day spent doing lots of activities. Loved it all and our guide was amazing! Really a fantastic time!”
Spend about four hours at Mayan Jungle Rush near Puerto Morelos, riding a shared ATV, crossing four ziplines and hanging bridges, swimming in a freshwater cenote, eating tacos, and tasting tequila. Guides such as Andy, George, Flash, and Skinny are known for making nervous first-timers feel at ease.
“Great experience overall. Wish the ATV was longer and got to open them up more. Was hoping the zip line would be longer and over something more fun. The tacos at the end were decent, but wish they had some cilantro and onion on them or some salsa. The swimming hole was fun!”
Spend about five hours near Puerto Morelos riding ATVs and horses, crossing beginner-friendly ziplines, and swimming in a cenote with jumping platforms. Guides such as Raul, Arturo, Flash, and Ricardo are praised for friendly service, but expect short activity times, optional fees, and a shared group setting.
“Jose are tour guide was amazing and so friendly! Everyone there was very helpful and nice. I would totally recommend!”
Ride a 4x4 UTV across desert trails, then slow down with a camel ride on a secluded beach. Enjoy an unlimited Mexican buffet, beer, tequila, and Damiana before returning to Cabo. Guides such as Miguel, Diana, Isha, and Hector have earned praise for clear, friendly help.
“Miguel was great, funny, respectful, and detailed. Alberto was also very polite and respectful to me and the group. Everything was explained well and handled professionally. Definitely an event I would do again.”
Spend about six hours riding a solo or tandem ATV, crossing five zip lines, swimming in a freshwater cave cenote, jumping from cliffs, eating tacos, and tasting tequila. Guide Vanessa is praised for patient coaching and taking photos, while pickup covers Cancun’s hotel zone.
“The entire tour was great! I had never done zip lining before and although I was nervous, it was fun! Vanessa is awesome and very understanding!! I’m afraid of large bodies of water and Vanessa was very patient with me. ATV’s were awesome too! Definitely recommend!”
Ride through agave fields and along the beach, take part in a temazcal ceremony, then sit down to lunch and sample six flavored mezcals. Pickup is available from Mazatlan hotels, apartments, or the cruise port. Confirm the exact itinerary before booking, since some tour details describe ziplining instead.
“Ziplining was fun, and the meal provided afterward was delicious. There were 10 in our party ages 7-adult, everyone had a great time. A word of warning: they oil the zipline cables occasionally for maintenance, well, I guess they had oiled them recently because little flecks of oil got on our clothes and faces. It did not dampen our enjoyment, but wear older clothes in case you get oil flecks on them.”
Spend about three hours riding an ATV through agave fields, wooded trails, wetlands, streams, and a nearly empty beach outside Mazatlan. Veraneando Adventure includes transport, lunch, drinks, tequila tasting, and a ranch visit. Guides such as Juan, Manuel, Gustavo, and Pedro are praised for friendly service.
“Every aspect of this tour was excellent including transportation to the ranch and lunch. ATVs were excellent. No pressure to buy tequila and interesting to see how it was made.”
Head from Cancun or Puerto Morelos to Mayan Jungle Rush on the Cenote Route for a 30-minute ATV ride, four beginner-friendly ziplines, lunch, and tequila tasting. Guides such as Chicken, Arturo, and Tiny are known for patient instruction. Hotel pickup is available, but shared transport can take much longer than the four-hour activity.
“1st time doing all 4 activities, not gonna lie I was terrified at 1st but once i got comfortable it was really good.”
Ride a single UTV through Baja desert trails, then take a camel along a secluded Pacific beach at Tierra Sagrada. Guides such as Juan, Diana, Alberto, and Aleman lead the activities, followed by an unlimited Mexican buffet and tequila and Damiana tasting. Round-trip pickup from Cabo is included.
“Lots of fun. Staff was amazing. Alberto our guide was very knowledgeable and brought tons of energy. 10/10 for Alberto.”
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