On this date, people decorate the crosses with colored ribbons and flowers, making colorful altars with fruits, tachihual bread, food and much more! The altars, the custom of "passing the cross" to another family and the oldest crosses, are part of the Ajijic tradition on this day of the...

San Juan Cosala is located between Ajijic and Jocotepec, on the shores of the beautiful Lake Chapala. Its beautiful boardwalk offers a place to appreciate nature, relax and enjoy a good day with the...

Spring arrives in Ajijic, and the jacaranda trees turn purple, the flowers brighten the streets and everything is filled with color and...

The Jocotepec Malecon is a beautiful place to enjoy with your family, partner and friends. The boardwalk is wide with benches to enjoy the tranquility of the lake, take photos, talk, watch the birds and enjoy a delicious ice cream. https://youtu.be/3M9jevU7-2w Jocotepec is located at the western end of Lake Chapala. Its average annual temperature is 22C (71.6F), with a maximum of 22-23C...

The pelicans arrive at Lake Chapala in December to spend the winter, before flying north in March anticipating the arrival of spring. The pelicans gather at sunset, before the twilight sun, It is a unique natural...

Malecón de Ajijic, a beautiful place with...

For the magical town of Ajijic, the New Year's parade has become a tradition. It is carried out by a group of people from the “Las Seis Esquinas” and “La Villa” neighborhoods. Ajijic is a happy town by nature and this parade is a great representation of...

Christmas season is very special in Mexico and beautiful at Lake Chapala! Lights and streets full of color prepare Chapala to celebrate...

November 21-30, the village celebrates its own Fiesta Patronal, honoring Saint Andrew, with nine days of fireworks, processions, games, music, dance, food and...

The town of San Juan Cosala has a beautiful plaza, where various events are held throughout the year, especially the Day of the Dead, when the plaza becomes the biggest altar in Lake Chapala. San Juan Cosala is located between Ajijic and Jocotepec. It is a town that seems to be left behind in time. Customs and beliefs are those of hundreds of years ago. Villagers are extremely religious. The culture is...