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Whether it’s a romantic tour for two or the celebration of a special occasion, a ride with Calandria de Carlos of Guadalajara will be an event long remembered.
Riding in a horse-drawn carriage takes you back to an earlier time, when the pace of life was more leisurely. Despite being so old-fashioned, a ride in a carriage will cause you to see the world anew. Carriages like these, named for the mockingbirds (calandrias) that some are painted to resemble, are a distinctive part of Guadalajara‘s heritage. (Elsewhere in the Spanish-speaking world they are called carruajes.)
Driving carriages and carts has been a tradition in Carlos’ family for three generations. You always can depend on Carlos to provide a reliable, exhilarating (but safe) ride at a reasonable price.
By the way, if you will be visiting Tlaquepaque, be sure to consider staying at Olivia's Apartments and dining a La Unica. Links to other pages of interest are here. |
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Celebrate that special occasion in a carriage
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Engagements
Weddings
Quiceañeras
Anniversaries
Parades
Baptisms
First communions
Birthdays
Special events |
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| Make that special event extra-special with one or more of the following options |
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Flowers on the carriage ($300 pesos)
Chocolate ($125 pesos)
Champagne (price on request)
One dozen roses ($150)
Mixed bouquet ($180)
Live music (price on request)
Disposable camera (price on request)
Please note: All “extras” must be reserved and paid for in advance |
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| Design a route of your choice, or choose from one of the popular routes below (Historic Downtown Guadalajara: One hour, $200 pesos; prices for all other routes are available on request) |
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Historic Downtown Guadalajara
Zopopan
Chapalita
Tlaquepaque
Tonalá
Oblatos
Chapala or Ajijic
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