Ixtlan del Rio Holiday Deals

Ixtlan del Rio Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Ixtlan del Rio

It's a no brainer — an adventurous life is a life well-lived. So dig out your passport, pack your things and say hello to Ixtlan del Rio!

It lies 580 kilometres to the west of the country's capital, Mexico City.

Would you like to expand your horizons? Jala is 11 kilometres to the northwest of Ixtlan del Rio and Ahuacatlan is 20 kilometres to the west. Hop in the car and discover what's going on out there!

Teuchitlan, 65 kilometres to the southeast, may be right up your alley. Use it as a base when swinging by the Teuchitlan Arches, Teuchitlan Plaza and Guachimontones Archaelogical Site. If you'd like more persuading, other nearby attractions include Teuchitlan Square and the Guachicmontones Interpretive Center.

See the region's landscapes from a fresh perspective and sign up for a bit of mountain biking or mountain climbing. They're both popular hobbies in this corner of the globe.

If you're searching for a relaxing pursuit, few things top getting outdoors and going cycling or shore fishing.

Fancy some fun on the water? Then lather on the sunscreen and have a go at some swimming or snorkeling.

Make your way through the region's history museums and craft workshops. They are particularly good places to seek refuge in when the rain starts coming down.

Looking for something outdoors that will please the whole family? The surrounding area offers visitors some marvellous open-air markets.

Get to know the region's history by stopping at the nearby traditional villages and old towns. If a tour guide isn't available, make sure you do a little of your own research.

Are you searching for a bit of peace and quiet? Don't be surprised if you find what you're seeking at Ixtlan del Rio's shrines.

Tempt your taste buds and fill your Instagram feed with mouthwatering snaps by sampling some of the region's greatest food and drink offerings. Just don't forget to hashtag 'yum'!

Of course, you can't head home from Ixtlan del Rio without trying a plate of aguachile (seafood with chili and lemon) or pescado sarandeado (gray mullet grilled on mangrove wood). Popular with residents and considered regional classics, they are an essential experience for anyone with an interest in food.

Ask any well-travelled globetrotter and they'll tell you that the simplest way to get the most out of your travel experience is to memorise some local phrases. '¡Feliz cumpleaños!' translates as 'happy birthday'. One more to add to the memory bank is '¿Cómo estás?', which means 'how are you?'.

Delectable food, dancing and music — national celebrations show us the best of what a country has to offer. Make sure you join in with the locals on Independence Day on the 16th of September.

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When you're all set to fly back home, make sure you have ample time to head to Licenciado Gustavo Diaz Ordaz International Airport (PVR). Situated 100 kilometres to the southwest from the middle of Ixtlan del Rio, this is the nearest terminal.