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A private half-day tour into Sinaloa's agave country, from a traditional cemetery to a working agave distillery.
A private half-day tour into Mexican tradition outside Mazatlán, visiting the Los Limones cemetery to learn about Día de Muertos customs, the artisans of La Noria village, and a blue agave plantation and agave distillery to see how the spirit is actually made.
This private tour pairs real Mexican tradition and craft outside Mazatlán's resort strip: a stop at the Los Limones cemetery to hear about Día de Muertos customs, a visit to La Noria village to see local artisans' work, and a blue agave plantation and distillery where your guide explains how the spirit is actually distilled, start to finish.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Hotel pickup included from Mazatlán.
A real, respectful look at Mexican Day of the Dead traditions and customs.
A stop to see local craftspeople at work in one of the region's Pueblos Señoriales.
Real insight into how blue agave becomes a distilled agave spirit, from plant to bottle.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A private half-day tour into Mexican tradition outside Mazatlán, visiting the Los Limones cemetery to learn about Día de Muertos customs, the artisans of La Noria village, and a blue agave plantation and agave distillery to see how the spirit is actually made. This private tour pairs real Mexican tradition and craft outside Mazatlán's resort strip: a stop at the Los Limones cemetery to hear about Día de Muertos customs, a visit to La Noria village to see local artisans' work, and a blue agave plantation and distillery where your guide explains how the spirit is actually distilled, start to finish.
Under Mexican law, the name tequila is protected and limited to specific regions, chiefly Jalisco, so agave spirit made in Sinaloa is sold under other names such as 100 percent blue agave. The Los Osuna family in La Noria is reported to have made agave spirits on its property since 1876.
Día de Muertos honors relatives who have died, and tour accounts describe Los Limones cemetery as a place where guides explain these customs. Visitors are expected to observe quietly, as in any active cemetery.
La Noria holds the Pueblo Señorial designation and offers local crafts and food alongside the distillery.
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