Guide to magical towns (Part II)

Immerse Yourself in the Magic of Nayarit’s Magical Towns

Get ready to embark on an exciting adventure through the new Magical Towns of Nayarit!

In this second part, you’ll discover five new charming destinations that will transport you to a time filled with history, culture, and natural beauty.

Nayarit and its Magical Towns await you with open arms, ready to show you their magic and leave an indelible mark on your traveler’s heart.

Amatlán de Cañas

Immerse yourself in the mountainous landscapes of Amatlán de Cañas, where nature blends with history. Discover its lush vegetation, thermal waters, and trails that will take you to unexpected corners.

You can explore its cobbled streets, colorful houses, and enjoy the warmth of its people. Don’t forget to visit the Sanctuary of the Lord of Mercy, a sacred place that inspires peace and reflection, and try its delicious cuisine based on peanuts.

Ahuacatlán

Immerse yourself in the culture and flavors of Ahuacatlán, famous for being the birthplace of great natural attractions, such as Cerro de la Cruz and the Santa Isabel jars. Explore its streets and learn about the process of making sugarcane juice, characteristic of this magical town.

Enjoy its festive atmosphere and savor the local cuisine, where traditional dishes will surprise you with their authentic flavors. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore its markets and take home unique souvenirs.

Ixtlán del Río

Embark on a journey to the pre-Hispanic past in Ixtlán del Río, an archaeological treasure with impressive remnants of the ancient Mexican civilization. Explore the Los Toriles Archaeological Zone and marvel at the imposing structures and artistic details that still endure.

Learn about the history of this place through expert guides and let yourself be enveloped by the ancestral energy of its ruins.

San Blas

Discover the coastal beauty of San Blas, a charming magical town with a relaxed and picturesque atmosphere. Its beaches with crystal-clear waters invite you to immerse yourself in the sea and enjoy water activities such as surfing, diving, and fishing.

Explore the historic center, stroll through its streets, and admire the colonial architecture of its buildings. Don’t forget to visit the impressive Fort of Contaduría on the hill of San Basilio, as well as the crocodile sanctuary and a boat ride through the mangroves to discover the rich history and nature of this place.