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 An adventure gay tour to Mexico revealing the captivating history of Aztec civilization and visits to archeological sites and historic city Guanajuato. This tour offers you a fabulous chance to see some of the major tourist attractions of Mexico in the company of an all gay group. Apart from the great sightseeing, in each city you will be staying near the gay areas and these are some of the most out places anywhere in the world. A perfect gay group tour to Gay Mexico!
Welome and farewell parties are just part of the tour and the group itself offers companionship, fun and new friendships. Included in the tour is a visit to the amazing Teotihuacan pyramids near Mexico City, an afternoon of punting around the floating gardens serenaded by mariarchi bands, a day trip on the infamous Tequila Express with onboard entertainment, drinks and party. The last five days are spent at the gay capital of North America, Puerto Vallarta, giving you the opportunity to really relax and enjoy this wonderful place. And more...!
• 4 days discovering Mexico City
• 5 days relaxing and enjoying at beautiful Puerto Vallarta
• All destination cities have large and active gay scenes
• Ride and party on the Tequila Express from Guardalajara
• Explore the sub-terranean roadways under the UNESCO listed colonial silver mining city of Guanajuato
• Discover the gay bars and clubs of the Zona Rosa (Pink Zone)
Day 1 -
 Arrive Mexico City International Airport. Meet and greet. Transfer to hotel and check-in. Refresh and rest.
Late afternoon city sightseeing followed by welcome drinks and dinner at a Zona Rosa restaurant. Evening free exploring the nightlife of the Zona Rosa.
Mexico City, the manificent and gigantic capital, is a kaleidoscope of eras and mementos, of new experiences and splendours from past centuries. Drift through the magnificent floating gardens of Xochimilco in a colorful 'trajinera', a flat-bottomed boat accompanied by mariachi bands whilst enjoy-ing a few beverages. Another highlight is a day trip to the ruins of Teotihuacan pyramids archaeological site, which are among the most remarkable in Mexico.
Meals: Dinner
Accommodation: PF Hotel , Mexico City, 4* (or similar)
Day 2 -
 Buffet breakfast at hotel. After breakfast, full day sightseeing of Mexico City including Anthropology Museum and lunch. Dinner and show at restaurant/nightclub in Zona Rosa. The Zona Rosa (Pink Zone) is a neighbor-hood filled with shops, restaurants, tourist hotels and is the center of the gay and lesbian community in Mexico City. The heart of the gay action is a short stretch of Calle Amberes which is non-stop gay, with bar after bar packed into the block south of Paseo de la Reforma.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: PF Hotel, Mexico City, 4* (or similar)
Day 3 -
 Buffet breakfast at hotel.
Full day excursion to Guadalupe Shrine and the ancient Aztec pyramids at Teotihuacan. Teotihuacán lies in a mountain-ringed valley just 50km from Mexico City, and it’s the perfect place for a day trip. Return to hotel. Dinner at a Zona Rosa restaurant. Evening free for individual activities.
Teotihuacán is no ordinary place. It is ancient, shrouded in mystery, and once Mesoamerica’s greatest city. This complex of majestic temples is known for its two massive pyramids, Pirámide del Sol (Pyramid of the Sun) and Pirámide de la Luna (Pyramid of the Moon). Teotihuacán is old. Very, very old. It was built around 100 BC and collapsed a thousand years later in 550 AD due to invasion or famine (no one really knows). Unlike the pyramids in Egypt, Teotihuacan wasn’t just a religious temple. It was a city, and a large one. At its highest, this mysterious metropolis reached a peak population of 200,000 people.
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
Accommodation: PF Hotel, Mexico City, 4* (or similar)
Day 4 -
Buffet breakfast at hotel. Full day sightseeing in Mexico City inluding the Xochimilco floating gardens and the Coyoacan quarter with the historic Frida Kahlo Museum. Just 45 minutes south of downtown Mexico City, you'll find Xochimilco, or the Venice of Mexico. Here, you can float down the canals on traditional trajinera boats or hire a mariachi to serenade you with local music. Xochimilco provides an experience that you would never expect to have in Mexico City and makes for a fun and interesting day trip. Evening dinner at a local restaurant followed by free time for individual activities.
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
Accommodation: PF Hotel, Mexico City, 4* (or similar)
Day 5 -
 Buffet breakfast at hotel. Then coach drive to Guanajuata, visiting Queretaro and San Miguel de Allende towns with specialty lunch en route. Check into hotel. Afternoon walking tour of this UNESCO listed colonial city with its unique sub-terranean roads. Dinner at a local restaurant before exploring the many bars and cafes of this very different place.
Guanajuato, the capital of Guanajuato state, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a charming colonial-era city situ-ated in a picturesque valley sur-rounded by the Sierra de Gua-najuato mountains. Founded in 1559, Guanajuato is a former silver mining city and home to the La Valenciana mine. Silver was first discovered in Guanajuato in the mid-1600s. La Valencia was opened a century later and quickly became one of the richest and most productive silver mines in the world.
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
Accommodation: Mexico Plaza Hotel , Guanajuato, 4* (or similar)
Day 6 -
 Buffet breakfast at hotel. Full day sightseeing in Guanajuato. The historic center of Guanajuato has a distinct European flavor with hundreds of narrow cobblestone callejones (alleyways) running up and down the hillside. Shady plazas are dotted with sidewalk cafés, museums, theatres, markets and historic monuments. An underground network of tunnels runs beneath the city helping to control the flow of traffic. Guanajuato has an active gay scene with many bars and clubs. Dinner at a local restaurant followed by free time for exploring.
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
Accommodation: Mexico Plaza Hotel, Guanajuato, 4* (or similar)
Day 7 -
 Buffet breakfast at hotel, and then drive to Guadalajara. Check-in to hotel. Afternoon free time. Evening cocktails in a gay bar followed by dinner at a local restaurant. Evening time to explore the great gay scene. The Guadalajara nightlife is definitely something to brag about. Gay bars, cafes, antros (clubs) and full blown nightclubs keep the music pumping into the break of dawn.
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
Accommodation: Morales Historical & Colonial Downtown Core Hotel  , Guadalajara, 4* (or similar)
Day 8 -
 Buffet breakfast at hotel. Transfer to the station for the Tequila Express and excursion to Tequila. Riding the Tequila Express is the most atmospheric way to explore tequila country—the UNESCO World Heritage–listed landscapes of Jalisco, the center of Mexico’s tequila industry. Popular with locals and visitors alike, the historic train ride includes a distillery visit, tequila tasting, and traditional Mexican entertainment. Snacks, drinks and mariachi provided en route. Sightseeing, visit to a tequila factory and lunch.
Return to Guadalajara for and free time.
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
Accommodation: Morales Historical & Colonial Downtown Core Hotel , Guadalajara, 4* (or similar)
Day 9 -
 Buffet breakfast at hotel. Morning free time for relaxingor individual sightseeing. Afternoon city sightseeing tour.
Guardalajara, the second largest city in Mexico, it has retained much of its European influence. With numerous museums, galleries and other cultural attractions, it has a vey active gay scene and more gay bars and clubs than Mecico City. As you stroll along you’ll pass picturesque arcades and promenades, bubbling fountains, charming restored colonial buildings and modern sculptures. Nearby, the Plaza de los Mariachis offers a space to have a drink and listen to the mariachis play, a fitting end to a full day of sightseeing in Mexico’s second city. Dinner at a local restaurant, followed by free time for individual activities.
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
Accommodation: Morales Historical & Colonial Downtown Core Hotel , Guadalajara, 4* (or similar)
Day 10 -
 Buffet breakfast at hotel. Then scenic coach drive to Puerto Vallarta.
Puerto Vallarta, known as the gay capital of North America offers a unique mix of local color, world-class dining, modern beach resorts and easy access to “old Mexico” nearby. Whether you take just a day to stroll the streets of Old Town or spend a week enjoying its many attractions, you’ll fall in love with this magical place. Check into resort. Rest of day free time. Dinner at resort.
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
Accommodation: Crown Paradise Golden Resort, Puerto Vallarta, 4* (or similar)
Day 11 -
 Buffet breakfast at hotel. Full day free time for swimming, relaxing, shopping, individual sightseeing, massage, etc.
The established gay beach is known as “Blue Chairs” because of, well... the blue chairs on the beach. Locals and tourists come together on this section of Playa los Muertos in front of the gay-owned Blue Chairs Hotel. Puerto Vallarta is second only to Mexico City in the number of upscale dining establishments.
Lunch and dinner at resort.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Crown Paradise Golden Resort, Puerto Vallarta, 4* (or similar)
Day 12 -
 Buffet breakfast at hotel. Full day free time for swimming, relaxing, shopping, individual sightseeing, massage etc. There is no shortage of epic gay clubs, laid-back cocktail bars, gay hotels or sexy hombres in the Zona Romantico, Puerto Vallarta’s Gay District – but today LGBT travelers will be welcomed almost everywhere in this tolerant and gay-friendly beachside town. Lunch and dinner at resort.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Crown Paradise Golden Resort, Puerto Vallarta, 4* (or similar)
Day 13 -
 Buffet breakfast at hotel. Full day free time for swimming, relaxing, shopping, individual sightseeing, massage etc. You don't have to go far in Puerto Vallarta to find the main venue for gay cruising and hooking up. Start at the Zona Romantic district, which is known for its gay establishments. Spartacus is the only gay bathhouse in Puerto Vallarta, but there are a couple of highly cruisy men's strip clubs nearby. Just up the street, Wet Dreams is a fun place to watch hunky guys dancing and strip on a stage with showers. Lunch and dinner at resort.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Crown Paradise Golden Resort, Puerto Vallarta, 4* (or similar)
Day 14 -
 Full day free time for swimming, relaxing, shopping, individual sightseeing, massage etc. La Noche, the premier club of Puerto Vallarta, is another must-visit spot. At this massive three-floor building, you can expect lavish acrobatic shows with sexy dancers and fierce drag queens dancing onstage. La Noche also has a beautiful rooftop garden for guests to chill against a panoramic view of the city. Lunch at resort. Farewell drinks and dinner party at resort.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Crown Paradise Golden Resort, Puerto Vallarta, 4* (or similar)
Day 15 -
Buffet breakfast at hotel. Morning free time for shopping etc. Early lunch, then transfer to Puerto Vallarta International Airport for departing flight.
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
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Ponte Vecchio restaurant at the Hotel PF serves International-style cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner. In the evening, guests can also relax with a drink in the cozy Lobby Bar. 
The minimalist-style suites at the Mexico Plaza Guanajuato include a seating area and flat-screen cable TV. All suites have a microwave and fridge, and many have a kitchenette.
After a day exploring the city, guests at the Morales can relax in the on-site lounge with a beverage and listen to live music or take advantage of the hotel's state-of-the-art business center, complete with free wireless internet access. 
There is always something to do when staying at the Crown Paradise Vallarta. With endless water activities only steps away, daily activities including dance lessons and nightly entertainment, there is something for everyone. The property also has outdoor walkways.
