Nestled along the picturesque shores of Lake Chapala, Ajijic exudes charm and tranquility. A haven for artists and expatriates, this quaint Mexican village offers cobbled streets, vibrant markets, and breathtaking mountain views.
History intertwines with a bohemian ambiance, drawing visitors to its colonial architecture and lively cultural scene. Experience the warm hospitality of the locals, savor traditional Mexican cuisine, and immerse yourself in the captivating art and handicrafts. Ajijic's mild climate and stunning sunsets make it an idyllic destination for leisurely strolls and lakeside serenity.
Find more small but rich cities to visit in our Mexico country guide.
The spots you don't want to miss.
I've put together as many articles as I could to share my discoveries and better guide you on your trip planning.
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Malecón, Chapala Lake, Ajijic Plaza.
Hiking in the Sierra de San Juan Cosalá, Boat Tours on Lake Chapala, Birdwatching.
Chapala town, San Juan Cosala thermal springs, Guadalajara city
Generally, the low season from June to September offers more affordable accommodation and activities. Look into our article discussing the best time to visit Ajijic.
Exploring the local art galleries, attending cultural festivals, enjoying lakeside dining and sunset views.
Make sure to check out our article discussing the top things to do in Ajijic.
Give your taste buds an excursion! Here are the best places we have found to eat.
If you're coming to eat, here's your guide!