Tropical Fruit Plantation & Barra de Navidad
Moderate Activity
Includes snack
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Banana Plantation
Experience Jalisco's rich agricultural culture. Walk along the fields and discover the region's history, its people and traditions, as well as the banana growing and harvesting process.
Barra de Navidad
Once a vital part of Spain's exploration in the 17th century, today, this sleepy village offers relaxation and exploration. Soak up its easy-going manner with a guided tour along charming cobblestone and brick streets. Browse the small handicraft shops and pay an outside visit at the Church of Christ of Fallen Arms, where, it's believed a miracle occurred in 1971 during a hurricane when arms of the crucifix were lowered and the storm ceased. Then, you'll board a boat and cruise across the Lagoon of San Francisco to the luxurious Resort at Isla Navidad.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Nestled on a horseshoe bay in the state of Jalisco, Barra de Navidad's long, curvy beach stretches the length of the town with low-lying hills off in the distance.
SNACKS
While visiting the Resort at Isla Navidad, you'll be treated to two guacamole tostadas, three crispy potatoes tacos and a refreshing drink while gazing out at the ocean, marina or the beautiful gardens.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
From Manzanillo, you'll travel north to Jalisco state, with breathtaking views of Santiago Bay atop Mirador Solidaridad along the way. You'll cross over the Marabasco River and drive past the charming town of Cihuatlan, and continue to Barra de Navidad.
Schedule
Special Notes
Wear comfortable walking shoes and light clothes. Bring sunblock, head cover, sunglasses. The minimum age to participate is 8 years old. Not suitable for guests using wheelchairs/walkers or those with walking difficulties.
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Moderate Activity
Includes snack
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Banana Plantation
Experience Jalisco's rich agricultural culture. Walk along the fields and discover the region's history, its people and traditions, as well as the banana growing and harvesting process.
Barra de Navidad
Once a vital part of Spain's exploration in the 17th century, today, this sleepy village offers relaxation and exploration. Soak up its easy-going manner with a guided tour along charming cobblestone and brick streets. Browse the small handicraft shops and pay an outside visit at the Church of Christ of Fallen Arms, where, it's believed a miracle occurred in 1971 during a hurricane when arms of the crucifix were lowered and the storm ceased. Then, you'll board a boat and cruise across the Lagoon of San Francisco to the luxurious Resort at Isla Navidad.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Nestled on a horseshoe bay in the state of Jalisco, Barra de Navidad's long, curvy beach stretches the length of the town with low-lying hills off in the distance.
SNACKS
While visiting the Resort at Isla Navidad, you'll be treated to two guacamole tostadas, three crispy potatoes tacos and a refreshing drink while gazing out at the ocean, marina or the beautiful gardens.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
From Manzanillo, you'll travel north to Jalisco state, with breathtaking views of Santiago Bay atop Mirador Solidaridad along the way. You'll cross over the Marabasco River and drive past the charming town of Cihuatlan, and continue to Barra de Navidad.
Schedule
Special Notes
Wear comfortable walking shoes and light clothes. Bring sunblock, head cover, sunglasses. The minimum age to participate is 8 years old. Not suitable for guests using wheelchairs/walkers or those with walking difficulties.