Campeche Pub Drinking Tour
This drinking tour in Campeche offers a unique and immersive experience that combines rich cultural heritage with indulgent flavors. Nestled on the Yucatan Peninsula's western coast, Campeche's charming colonial streets set the stage for an unforgettable journey of libations.
As you traverse this UNESCO World Heritage Site, you'll discover hidden cantinas, mezcalerías, and vibrant bars brimming with local traditions. Savor the distinct taste of regional spirits like the renowned Xtabentún liqueur and traditional aguardiente.
Immerse yourself in the city's vibrant nightlife, where live music, captivating stories, and warm hospitality abound. With its blend of history, distinctive drinks, and lively atmosphere, a drinking tour in Campeche promises an extraordinary adventure for every aficionado.
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Campeche Pub Drinking Tour
What's included in Campeche Pub Drinking Tour
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Itinerary
Land Gate (Puerta de Tierra)
XVIII century fortification, one of the four (two of themnow non-existing) gates of the old town. Now, the Land Gate serves as a landmark of the everyday life of the local campechano.
The Sea Gate
XVIII century fortification, one of the four (two of them now non-existing) gates of the old town. Now, the Sea Gate serves as a landmark of the everyday life of the local campechano. It's facing the previously shore of this town.
Inclusions
- Snacks
- In every bar displayed in the photographs you'll enjoy one local cocktail. Every drink has been throughly reviewed to be a Mexican or Campechano speciality.
- Tips to waiters and/or guide
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting Points
- Puerta de Tierra is a XVIII century fortification guarding the southern exit of the ancient Historic Center. It's at the end of the 59 Street corner with 18 Street.
End Points
- Casa Vieja del Río is a restaurant at the upper floor of an ancient colonial house just in front of the Main Square
