easy
3 hours
Average fitness level; some walking involved
Discover the true flavors of Mexico with an authentic food tour in Puerto Morelos. Led by a local guide, this three-hour journey offers a delicious taste of regional dishes and cultural stories. Read on to find out why this culinary experience is a must-do in Riviera Maya.
3 Hours l All Ages
Embark on a captivating three-hour food tour in Puerto Morelos, where you'll savor authentic Mexican dishes like tacos de guisado, cochinita pibil, and tlacoyos paired with pulque. This intimate experience takes you off the beaten path, offering a true taste of Mexico's culinary heritage in a small group setting.
Embark on an unforgettable food tour in Puerto Morelos, where authentic Mexican cuisine takes center stage. Begin your adventure with the rich and savory tacos de guisado, followed by the crisp and flavorful sopes, setting a high standard for what’s to come.
Continue to delight your palate with creamy quesadillas, before diving into the deep, aromatic flavors of cochinita pibil, a celebrated Yucatán specialty.
Refresh yourself with a selection of freshly sliced fruits, and then experience the traditional tlacoyos paired exquisitely with pulque, offering a taste of ancient Mexico. Throughout your journey, savor the refreshing zest of traditional flavored waters.
This three-hour guided tour takes you off the tourist trail and into the heart of Puerto Morelos’ culinary scene, promising a unique and intimate experience. Available for small groups of up to ten from Monday to Sunday, the tour is perfect for food lovers seeking a private or shared adventure. Join us and taste the true essence of Mexico with every bite.
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3 Hours
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The tour involves walking through markets and small eateries in Puerto Morelos.
Be open to tasting a variety of traditional Mexican dishes for the full experience.
Keep water handy, especially if visiting during warmer months.
The tour features multiple tasting stops, so come hungry to enjoy all the flavors.
Puerto Morelos was once a small fishing village, now a popular destination blending traditional culture with tourism.
Efforts in the area focus on sustainable tourism and protecting local markets from overdevelopment.
Supportive shoes for walking around markets and eateries.
Bring small containers or utensils if you prefer to take leftovers or try specialty foods.
Hat, sunglasses, or sunscreen for outdoor stops.
spring|summer specific
Stay hydrated during the tour, especially on hot days.