Top Things to do in Ajijic
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Top 8 Budget-friendly Things to do in Ajijic, Mexico
Ajijic, a small idyllic town in Mexico, is the perfect setting to enjoy a quiet and relaxing holiday. Enjoy a night of lively music in the plaza of this picturesque town or enjoy a stroll along the lakeside path. Visit the colorful Chapala handicrafts market, or relax and enjoy lunch and a beautiful view at the Beergarden restaurant by the pier. If you’re traveling with children, take them to Christiania Park, right next to the market. At the park, they can play on the expansive lawn or on the playground. Take a day trip to the Casacadas de Agua, a favorite spot with the locals and a great place to spend with family. Climb the waterfalls or swim in sparkling pools at the base of the falls. Find a shady spot to enjoy the lunch you packed at your holiday rental or try a local delicacy at one of the many small restaurants in the area.
Restaurants in Ajijic
1. Plus Adventure
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 56 reviews
Plus Adventure. Adventure tourism company in lake Chapala area . It offers outdoor activities such as: • Hiking • Kayaking • Rock climbing • Paragliding • Mountain Bike Rental • Cultural tour to the Mezcala island All these activities are developed as a tour with duration of 3 hours aprox .Previous reservation.
2. Abuelinda's Cusine
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5.0 based on 80 reviews
Abuelinda's Cuisine shares Mexico's culinary culture one delicious meal at a time. Both the cooking school and culinary tours showcase the authentic traditional Mexican cuisine of Mexico's many cultures. Enjoy learning and working with traditional ingredients during the hands-on cooking classes. Abuelinda is fluent in English and Spanish and has over 20 years experience teaching Meso-American cuisine. All skill levels are welcome.
3. Diane Pearl Collecions
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5.0 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Lynnie14875 - Ajijic, Mexico
You can tell that Diana has worked really hard for a variety of collectables from all over Mexico ... Congratulations to your service to so many artist that are seen through your store
4. Malecon de Ajijic
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4.5 based on 712 reviews
Reviewed By Oyam123 - Minnesota, United States
Just a nice quiet place to walk along the water and spend some quality time with yourself or others. If you need more stimulation or just a bite to eat the city rolls out for you just a block off the Malecon.
5. Lake Chapala Golf Carts
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4.5 based on 40 reviews
We rent golf carts to visitors so they can more easily explore Ajijic and the surrounding area. In a golf cart, you'll be able to tour around town in comfort, all the while enjoying the spectacular climate and the intimacy and friendliness of our village in the open air. It's the fun way to get around town!
6. Lake Chapala Farmers' Market
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4.5 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By 2LDs - Chapala, Mexico
...AND MORE! This is ”the place” to get your FRESH fruits and vegetables. And all at very reasonable prices! (Mexican Pesos) There also have many different wares for sale. Clothing, paintings, carvings, fresh meat (chicken), and all the beans, lentils, and candies you could ever imagine. This market is held weekly and is the only place to buy! Just don’t faint when you see the prices you'll pay compared to back in USA/CANADA! Best to come with smaller denomination $ (lots of them????) Come, buy & enjoy! You won't be disappointed!!
7. Ajijic Cemetery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By Mattgriffin1965
Growing up in Chicago I had three different cemeteries surrounding my house. I played inside of these cemeteries by myself and with friends and was fascinated by the history of the sides and those buried in the grounds. Going to places like New Orleans and seeing the above ground burial plots and the celebration of life passed within these places always peeked my imagination. Going to a Mexican cemetery in Ajijic made me realize even more why I love Mexico, it’s culture, and people. They celebrate life and death equally and respect those that have long passed preserving the memories and the spirit of those who came before them!
8. Parroquia de San Andres Apostol
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4.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By 732carltonm - Edinburgh, United Kingdom
This is a beautiful church and has lovely morning bells that may be heard all over town. At the very end of the street/highway (Guadalajara/Chapala highway). Beautifully decorated at Los Dias De Los Meuretes, Oct 31st - Nov 2nd. This is a very attractive architectural and religious gem at the lakes edge and all visitors should take a peek at it if at all possible.
