On this 3 days Classic Tour you will explore the beautiful and stunning mountain areas of Jalisco with its “Pueblos Mágicos” (Magic Villages) including a visit to the Colonial town of Tequila, the cradle of the world-famous Mexican beverage. This tour is only on paved and cobblestone roads. You don’t need off road experience. It’s also possible to do this tour with a pillion rider (passenger).

Please note: We want to ride in a relaxed environment and not race. Our mission at Bike-Mexico is for everyone to enjoy the ride at a comfortable pace and insure a stress-free experience. This allows everyone to enjoy and truly take in this beautiful country. We focus and always insure there is enough time to stop, enjoy the scenery and take some memorable pictures or videos.

Tour reviews from our customers on Tripadvisor:

Aug 2022

See the real Mexico!!

What an awesome trip!! I did the 3 day classic tour with Jurgen and it was such a blast! He was a great guide both on the bike and off. I’m an experienced rider (10 years) and he was able to adapt to my riding ability which made the trip that much better. Jurgen is definitely a real one and treats you as a friend not just a tour guide. If you want to see the real Mexico and go on a real adventure this tour is a must!!

Next Tour Dates for 3 DAYS CLASSIC TOUR:

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1. Day

Bike Mexico - Puerto Vallarta - San Sebastián del Oeste - Mascota - Talpa de Allende

Starting at Bike Mexico we ride to  Puerto Vallarta and from there directly into the mountains passing through different vegetation zones (see lush green jungle, the coffee growing area and pine tree forests). We stop and visit the old colonial village of San Sebastian del Oeste (Altitude 1400 m / 4600 feet). Here we take a riding break and walk through the cobblestone streets, visit a museum or just plain enjoy the special atmosphere of this old mountain village. We visit an organic coffee farm, where the owners introduce you to the secrets of how to produce and process high quality coffee.

Leaving the village behind we ride on spectacular curvy mountain roads up to more than 1800 m / 5900 feet towards the small old colonial town of Mascota (1240 m / 4000 feet). 

After our lunch break at a nearby dam we ride to Talpa de Allende, a famous and very important town for catholic pilgrims. We have time to explore the wonderful colonial center with its plaza, awe-inspiring  church and enjoy the special atmosphere on the streets at evening. We stay at a nice and comfortable hotel in the center of town.

2. Day

Talpa de Allende – Ameca - Tequila

From Talpa de Allende we ride on spectacular roads with hundreds of twisting curves to the old colonial town of Ameca (1230 m / 4000 feet). We have time for a snack and visit the historical city center with its wonderful market and colonial buildings. We leave Ameca on a secondary but good road and cross a mountain range (1800 m / 5900 feet) before we arrive at our destination, Tequila. There we visit the world famous tequila distilleries “Sauza" and/or "José Cuervo". After the visit we have time to walk around the streets and experience the history and culture of this special place. And if you like, try some of the various tequilas. We stay overnight in a conveniently located hotel in the colonial center of Tequila.  

3. Day

Tequila - Puerto Vallarta

We begin our last day with a typical delicious Mexican breakfast at the food market in the town center before we start our ride back to Puerto Vallarta. 

We start off our ride on twisty roads with stunning views over the mountain range. This area is well known for its huge lava fields from the Ceboruco volcano. 

As we ride towards the Pacific Ocean we ride through beautiful lush tropical forests with banana and mango plantations. We reach Chacala, a beautiful beach village where we have our lunch break directly on the beach.

After an enjoyable break we ride to Puerto Vallarta and then further to our place south of town.

Dates:

on demand

Trip length:

About 800 km / 500 miles

Prices:

1150,- USD  for one Rider on HONDA XR 250 TORNADO

1450,- USD for one Rider with Passenger on HONDA XR 250 TORNADO

1250,- USD  for one Rider on SUZUKI DR 650 SE

1550,- USD  for one Rider with Passenger on SUZUKI DR 650 SE

1350,- USD for one Rider on SUZUKI V-STROM 650 XT

1650,- USD for one Rider with Passenger on SUZUKI V-STROM 650 XT

Minimum Number of Participants: 2 Riders

It's possible to do for 1 Rider only with an extra charge of 25 %.

THEFT AND DAMAGE WAIVER
$10.00 U.S. / DAY HONDA - XR 250 TORNADO
- Deductible $ 1000.00 U.S. for damages and theft. Deposit is $ 1000.00 U.S.

$15.00 U.S. / DAY - SUZUKI DR 650
- Deductible $ 1500.00 U.S. for damages and theft. Deposit is $ 1500.00 U.S.

$20.00 U.S. / DAY - SUZUKI V-STROM 650 XT 
- Deductible $ 2000.00 U.S. for damages and theft. Deposit is $ 2000.00 U.S.

Without THEFT AND DAMAGE WAIVER:
A deposit of ($ 2000.00 U.S.-HONDA TORNADO  /  $ 3000.00 U.S.-SUZUKI DR 650  /  $ 4000.00 U.S.-SUZUKI V-STROM 650 XT ) is required at the time of pick up and you are fully responsible for any damage to, or theft of, your rental vehicle.

Payment:

Credit Card, Bank Account Deposit, Cash

What is included:

- Renting Motorcycle HONDA XR 250 TORNADO, SUZUKI DR 650 SE, 

  SUZUKI V-STROM 650 XT 

- Motorcycle Basic Insurance

- 2 Nights in good Hotels in single room or Bungalow with breakfast

- Safety Gear, like DOT certified helmet, body armor or back protector
 
 and gloves

- Fuel

- Bilingual Tour Guide

- Water or soft drink during tour break

Requirements:

Valid drivers license (for Motorcycle, depending on state laws)

Credit Card for security deposit or cash

The minimum age is 21 years. Exceptions may be made for group bookings or if a parent wants to ride together with a son/daughter. At the discretion of Bike-Mexico.

Minimum 1 year riding experience with motorcycles

We strongly recommend you to buy travel insurance with pre-trip cancellation.
Like Travel Guard or World Nomads. There are other insurances on the market.

What to bring:

Windbreaker Jacket, sweater or something alike as it can get chilly in the mountains.

Footwear for riding (best are riding boots, at least hiking boots or something similar)

Long Pants

Sun protection (sun blocker, hat)

Money in Pesos for food, drinks, tips or souvenirs

"Bike-Mexico" reserves the right to modify the tour, in particular the tour route and the accommodation (if apply), provided that this is necessary and beyond the control of “Bike-Mexico”. The organiser shall thereby endeavour to maintain the tour’s characteristics and to provide equivalent services .