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Explore Puerto Morelos with a 4-hour Taco & Tequila tour featuring taco tastings, tequila tasting, free time, and scenic views in Quintana Roo, Mexico.
Discover the charm of Puerto Morelos, a laid-back fishing town by the sea, on this 4-hour guided tour that combines delicious food and cultural experiences. For $49 per person, you’ll enjoy tasting three different types of tacos at carefully selected locations, paired with a professional tequila tasting session. The tour departs from various locations including Cancún, Playa del Carmen, Akumal, and Puerto Morelos, making it accessible for travelers staying in the region.
The experience includes hotel pickup and drop-off, a bilingual guide who explains the significance of the local cuisine and tequila, and ample free time to explore the town’s main plaza. The tour balances culinary delights with scenic views and cultural insights, although some reviews indicate that the quality of tacos may vary. This tour offers a flavorful glimpse of Puerto Morelos, suitable for food lovers and curious travelers alike.


The tour begins with pickup options in Playa del Carmen, Cancún, Akumal, or Puerto Morelos, with a van transfer lasting approximately 45 minutes. This setup ensures guests from surrounding areas can easily join the experience without hassle. The group size allows for a more personalized guided walk through the town, with bilingual guides leading the way in English and Spanish.
The transportation is straightforward and reliable, making the start and end points convenient for most travelers on the Riviera Maya. After the activities, the van returns to the original pickup locations, completing the smooth logistics of the tour.
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Once in Puerto Morelos, the tour emphasizes the town’s laid-back atmosphere and scenic coastline. Travelers get a guided walk around the town, with time to admire the views of the ocean and explore local arts and crafts at the market near the flea market area. The town’s main plaza offers a relaxed environment where visitors can soak in local life and perhaps do some light shopping.
The scenery around Puerto Morelos adds to the appeal, with views of the coastline and charming streets framing the culinary experiences. This part of the tour complements the food tastings, giving a broader sense of the town’s relaxed vibe.

The core of this tour lies in sampling three types of tacos at different locations, each showcasing regional flavors. The first stop features fresh seafood tacos enjoyed by the beach at one of the town’s popular restaurants. These tacos highlight the local love for seafood, fresh from the ocean.
Next, the tour moves to enjoy chicken and carne asada tacos, made with soft corn tortillas. These are crafted with traditional ingredients, offering a hearty contrast to the seafood option. The third stop near the flea market introduces Maya tacos, with cochinita pibil—a slow-roasted, marinated pork variation cooked in an earth oven—serving as the highlight of this segment.
Along With tacos, the tour includes artisanal Mexican ice cream to cool down and finish your tasting experience on a sweet note. The variety ensures an exploration of local flavors, although some reviews note that taco quality can vary, so expectations should be moderate.

No Mexican culinary tour is complete without tequila, and this tour offers a professional guided tequila tasting near the flea market area. The guide explains the different types of tequila, regional varieties, and traditional production methods, enriching the tasting with cultural context.
Participants must be 18 or older to partake in the tequila tasting. This part of the experience emphasizes regional flavors and introduces guests to the diversity of Mexican tequila, making it both educational and enjoyable.
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After the tastings, the tour grants approximately one hour of free time in Puerto Morelos. This period allows visitors to stroll around the main square, take photos of the coastal scenery, and explore local shops. It’s a relaxed window to purchase souvenirs, try additional local snacks, or simply enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of this small town.
The main plaza’s charm is enhanced by its proximity to the coastline and local markets, giving a taste of everyday life in Puerto Morelos.

The tour price includes taco tastings at three locations, artisanal ice cream, tequila tastings, a bilingual guide, and hotel pickup and drop-off. Beverages outside of the tasting are not included, so travelers might want to bring cash for additional drinks or souvenirs.
Guests are advised to wear comfortable shoes, bring sun protection such as a sun hat and sunscreen, and don casual, lightweight clothing suitable for warm weather. Cash is essential for extra purchases or tips.

While the tour offers a fun way to enjoy Puerto Morelos, the overall rating is 3.8 out of 5 based on four reviews. One notable critique mentions that the tacos were “absolutely bad”, highlighting that the quality of food can vary. This suggests that, despite the planned stops, food quality may not always meet expectations.
However, the tequila tasting and scenic town views are consistent highlights. The easy logistics and flexibility of pickup and drop-off add to its appeal, especially for travelers seeking a casual cultural outing.

This tour provides a well-rounded introduction to Puerto Morelos through local tacos, tequila, and scenic exploration. It suits those interested in Mexican cuisine and coastal scenery without the need for strenuous activity. The price point of $49 makes it an accessible way to experience a different side of the Riviera Maya.
However, prospective participants should manage expectations regarding taco quality, and remember that additional beverages and shopping are not included. The guided walk, tasting sessions, and free time create a relaxed, enjoyable experience ideal for foodies and casual explorers alike.

Is hotel pickup included?
Yes, hotel pickup and drop-off are included from four different locations.
How long does the tour last?
The entire experience lasts approximately 4 hours.
What types of tacos will I taste?
You will sample seafood tacos, chicken and carne asada tacos, and Maya cochinita pibil tacos.
Is the tequila tasting suitable for minors?
No, participants must be 18 or older to enjoy the tequila tasting.
Are beverages included in the price?
No, beverages are not included; additional drinks require cash.
Can I explore Puerto Morelos afterward?
Yes, the tour provides free time for shopping and exploration in the town’s main square.
What should I bring?
Bring comfortable shoes, sun protection, casual clothes, and cash for extras.
Is the taco quality consistent?
Reviews indicate that taco quality may vary, so expectations should be moderate.
How is the transportation arranged?
A van transfers guests between starting points and Puerto Morelos, approximately 45-minute rides each way.
What languages are guides available in?
Guides operate in English and Spanish.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, full refunds are available if canceled up to 24 hours in advance.