FARM TOURING
The farms worth the trip.
The 15 farm tours in mexico most travellers come back raving about, gathered in one place. What you pick, taste and take home on each one, how long it runs, the family that farms the land, and what a place at the table costs.
Lagoon boat cruise, AfroMex village lunch, and a Pacific turtle release from Acapulco. Small-group tour with pickup and English guide.
Most Popular“Very pleasurable trip, professional and very nice tour guide.”
Harvest nopal with a small Baja team, cook cactus tacos from scratch, then end with a Pacific sunset walk in Los Cabos.
“This cooking class was great! My mom and I had so much fun learning about Cabo San Lucas and cooking. We got to harvest our food from the ranchera and learn how their family lives. We both had a blast and would definitely do it again!”
Tour Rubén and David’s urban orchard in Desierto de los Leones with sensory plant lessons, foraging, and a simple meal from fresh harvest.
“Ruben's urban orchard experience was amazing! The orchard is beautiful, neat and thriving! Ruben is great! Very communicative, passionate and polite! This experience made my visit in Mexico City very special! I highly recommend it!”
Hands-on Mexican farm tour in Puerto Vallarta: milk cows, make tortillas and cheese, try a horse ride, then relax in natural pools.
“We had an amazing time with Matias. It was so fun to see what a farm in Mexico is about and amazing to see where out milk and cheese come from. I would recommend this for sure! Thank you Matias!”
Learn why La Paz pearls are famous, watch pearl farming up close, and get hands-on at a working pearl farm and shop.
Adopt a baby sea turtle, release it into the Pacific, then cruise Tres Palos Lagoon and meet the crocs—5 to 6 hours of real nature.
“Una experiencia muy bonita, el tour en general es súper agradable, se hace en poco tiempo y por eso no se dura tanto en cada sitio pero vale completamente la pena, se conocen muchas zonas agradables de Acapulco”
See Puerto Vallarta’s Los Arcos bioluminescence by boat, watch sunset first, then swim optional in glowing water with a local guide.
Hands-on Cozumel workshop at Tierra Maya: Mayan cacao chocolate, salsa and tortilla making, sacred Melipona honey tasting, seasonal liqueurs.
“Charlie was an excellent tour guide - the best! We appreciated his flexibility and his vast knowledge of the area and its history. Tierra Maya was an great experience. Each of the four stations taught us something new. Learning about and seeing the Meliponini bees and sampling the honey were a highlight. He taught us…”
Beach horseback ride, turtle release at Vallarino camp, Afro-Mexican village visit, then a crocodile farm near Acapulco.
“Had a great time. Our guides were knowledgeable and fun. Rudy and Santiago went the extra mile to ensure a fun trip”
Horseback riding plus a baby turtle release, Afro-Mexican village time, and a crocodile farm stop near Acapulco. Small group.
Private 7-hour Puebla tour: Chautla hacienda, lavender soap workshop, coffee tasting, and Val’Quirico Tuscan-style village.
“todo ha sido muy bueno, excepto por el precio, se me hizo un poco elevado el precio por persona, creo no lo justifica”
Walk a Coatepec coffee farm from seedbed to trails, then taste four Veracruz varieties in a small-group English tour.
“Excelente experiencia. El guía fue claro y conciso. Muy buena explicación . Ni largo ni corto. Nos encanto”
Tour an organic farm, handpick ingredients, then cook and eat a 4-course lunch in San Miguel with local drinks and expert chefs.
“Amazing experience. Luis and his brother were incredible chefs. We so enjoyed exploring the farm property with the chickens, sheep, turkeys, pigs, dogs, etc. Loved selecting our greens and vegetables for the sumptuous meal that followed in a charming outdoor restaurant. Exceeded expectations.”
Snorkel coral nurseries in La Paz’s Pichilingue with gear and a conservation talk, then explore restored reef areas in about 2 hours.
“This is a super informative tour, a great way to learn about coral and what they are doing to help build the reefs. The presentation portion was very well done and provided a great background to help appreciate the rest and understand Read more”
Tour La Paz pearl farming from crown history to oyster seed implantation, then visit an exclusive shop at Perlas de La Paz.
“This tour gave a wonderful historical overview of the practice of pearl farming in the region, which also showed a historical look at the region as well. We got to support the induction of a pearl and see how this sustainable aquaculture works. And everyone was so nice and knowledgeable and welcoming! I would recommend…”
