Meshico Magical Tours

14/10/2026

Día de Mu***os in Comala | November 1–3, 2026 🌼

Ever wondered what it’s like to experience Día de Mu***os (Day of the Dead) in a magical town in west-central Mexico?

Comala has been my home for over 13 years, and I love sharing the hidden beauties of this special place.

Join me for three days exploring Comala and its surroundings during this special time of year. This small-group experience focuses on local culture, traditional crafts, and the landscapes around the Colima volcano.

Highlights include:

Swimming and relaxing by a natural spring river.

A walking tour of Comala and its Día de Mu***os atmosphere.

A guided visit to the Volcán de Fuego region, including a visit to a local coffee producer and a tasting.

Exploring downtown Colima.

Visiting a unique museum, a 19th-century hacienda, and botanical gardens in a quaint town.

Meeting a traditional mask maker in Suchitlán and discovering his workshop.

We’ll stay for two nights at a charming hotel by the river, close to the town center.

Tour price per person:

$7,200 MXN sharing a double room.

$7,700 MXN in a single room.

The price includes accommodation, transportation during the tour, guiding, and the listed activity and museum entrance fees. Meals and drinks are not included.

A note about transportation: Participants make their own way to Colima, where we’ll meet. Transportation will be provided from there throughout the tour. This is a small-group experience with a maximum of 5 people in total, including your guide.

If you’d like to experience Día de Mu***os away from the big cities, I’d love to share the Comala I know. I’ve lived in Mexico for 25 years, including over 13 years in Comala, building a life here and getting to know the people, traditions, and hidden corners that make this region so special.

Come discover the magic of the volcano!

Send me a message for details. 🌋

20/08/2026

✨ Day of the Dead (Xantolo) in La Huasteca Potosina ✨

October 29 – November 4, 2026 | 7 days / 6 nights
POSTPONED UNTIL MARCH 2027

With my friend Lucie Lu (Meshico Magical Tours)

This is a small-group trip through one of Mexico's most beautiful and least-visited regions, timed around Xantolo — the Huasteca's own deeply rooted Day of the Dead tradition (altars, masked dances, live son huasteco music, and real community celebrations, not a touristy version).

Highlights:

🌊 Tamul Waterfall — canoe up to Mexico's tallest waterfall

💦 Media Luna — swim in crystal-clear, naturally warm spring waters

🏛️ San Luis Potosi's UNESCO-listed historic center

🎨 Xilitla's surrealist Edward James gardens

💀 Xantolo parades, rituals and local celebrations

Round-trip transport from Ajijic (30 min from GDL airport) in a comfortable Mercedes Sprinter, boutique hotels, most meals, a guide, and all entrance fees included. Spaces are limited — it's meant to stay small and personal.

$500 USD deposit to reserve a spot.

More info / booking: https://meshicomagical.weebly.com/explore-la-huasteca.html

29/06/2026

I've always said that the state of Colima is a hidden gem.
A place where you can enjoy a delicious seafood dish by the ocean with your feet in the sand and then within an hour drive, you are amongst pine trees and lush vegetation on a volcano, sipping a warm cup of coffee (because yes, we are a coffee region as well!). That and much more!
It warms my heart to read something positive from mainstream media (LA Times) that talks about the place many, such as myself, have actively been supporting and promoting throughout all these years.
Come visit! And the day you do, contact us for a magical tour :) Meshico Magical Tours

https://www.latimes.com/food/story/2026-06-24/colima-mexico-best-food-restaurants?fbclid=IwY2xjawSo8wpleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEei5zkb4j4KAP7iqXRUO_HOfE_zptjQ9QqUrdRS_df_xPklAj7F6LRP8LtH98_aem_EuWHNY_-yep-LeB1-MHonQ

A spectacular volcano, unfussy beaches, and unique foods and restaurants. Don't sleep on Colima, my new favorite state in Mexico.

26/02/2026

Meshico Magical Tours has been operating since January 2014. As the owner, and one-woman team, most people who have traveled with me know how deeply passionate I am about sharing my love for Mexico.
Every tour I create is done with great care and intention. Where we go and what we do are thoughtfully chosen not only to ensure the safety of those traveling with us, but also to support local economies and family-owned businesses, while showcasing the immense beauty of the land and its culture.

As a Canadian and now a proud adopted Mexican who has been living in central-western Mexico for over 25 years, I can honestly say I am deeply grateful; not only for the places I’ve lived and worked in, but for the people. People whose strong core values, warmth, and sense of community continue to make me love where I live.
Because this is a small business, and one that has seen its ups and downs over time, this post is more personal than what I usually share. I feel it’s important to address the recent events in western-central Mexico that have caused international concern and speculation.
First and foremost, we are okay and life here continues, while remaining aware, attentive, and responsible.
Living with uncertainty regarding the safety of our people can, of course, bring up fear and insecurity on many levels. But the reality is that life continues here, despite what international headlines may suggest. There is a big difference between being aware of our surroundings and assuming that we are living in a war zone, hiding or being directly targeted. That is not the reality we are living.

I do not want to minimize what happened last Sunday in Puerto Vallarta or in other parts of Mexico following the death of a cartel leader. Nor do I deny the very real and complex issues of corruption and cartel violence that exist in the country.
What I do want to highlight is this: the vast majority of people here, by far, are good-hearted, hardworking, welcoming, protective, united, proud, and eager to share the beauty and love that Mexico has in abundance.

It is painful to see people abroad being advised not to come, to stay sheltered, or to leave; messages that inevitably fuel fear and will likely impact tourism for months, if not years.
Unfortunately, for myself and for thousands of others who depend on tourism, Mexico’s reputation has once again been damaged in ways that affect real lives and livelihoods.

All I can truly say is this: look beyond headlines and advisories alone and, when you feel ready, come and see for yourself.
We are here.
We will remain here.
And we welcome you with open hearts and open arms,
Porque mi casa es tu casa. 🇲🇽❤️

07/01/2026

Not all travel is about seeing more... sometimes it’s about seeing deeper. This March, I’m launching a new small-group journey through Querétaro, Bernal, Tequisquiapan & Guanajuato, blending the region’s must-see highlights with quieter, off-the-beaten-path experiences. From UNESCO historic centers and colorful alleyways to ancestral archaeological sites, a hands-on opal mine experience, traditional cooking in a hacienda, and Guanajuato’s iconic callejoneada, this trip is designed for curious travelers who want meaning, beauty, and connection — without rushing.
Heart of Central Mexico: Well-Known Wonders & Hidden Discoveries runs March 22–27, 2026 and is offered at a special first-edition introductory rate.

✨ Limited spots | Deposit needed to reserve | Message me now!

03/01/2026

Some places stay with you long after you’ve left…
La Huasteca Potosina is one of them.
As I go through photos from past trips, I’m reminded of why this region continues to call me back: its powerful landscapes, deep-rooted culture, and the sense of connection that naturally forms within the group along the way.
I’m currently preparing my La Huasteca Potosina tour from March 1st to 7th 2026, departing from Ajijic (near the GDL airport), designed as always for a small group, a slower pace, and for travellers who enjoy going a little off the beaten path in Mexico. It’s not about rushing from site to site, but about truly experiencing the place and sharing it with the right people.
If these images speak to you (or if you know someone who might be drawn to this kind of journey) feel free to share. Sometimes the best trips begin with a simple nudge in the right direction... and a discount! hehe ($50 USD off if you make a deposit before Jan. 15th!!).

17/12/2025

This Christmas, Meshico Magical is gifting $50 USD off* per person for any of our Huasteca Potosina tours (March & October 2026)!
🎁REMEMBER: the best gifts are experiences.

*Valid until January 15th ✨

05/08/2025

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again… La Huasteca isn’t just a destination — it’s a feeling.
A place where water sings, mountains breathe, and traditions hold your hand as you walk through time.

If you’ve ever wanted to experience Mexico beyond the postcards… this is it.
✨ March 2026 – The Magic of La Huasteca Potosina is now open for early bookings.

Let’s make magic together 💫
Send me a message for details!
Or go to: www.meshicomagical.com