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There is lots to do and see in
Ajijic.
You will be able to keep yourself as relaxed or as busy
as you want to
be.
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| The history of Ajijic goes back to 1531.
Life here has changed a bit but you can still feel the past as
you sit in the village plaza and watch the donkeys pass by or the
children as they play in the streets. Life here is
typically simpler, slower and tradition is all around you. |
| Activities |
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Take a boat tour of Lake Chapala, go horseback
riding, visit the San Andres Parish Church or the Rosario Chapel, rent a bike
and cycle along the cyclopista (bike path) which runs over 20 miles. Go to
Tobolandia-Ajijic’s water park,
play golf, stroll through one of
the local markets, join in one of the many festivals
that take place almost
every month, explore the art galleries and silver jewelers in town, or go for a
hike in the local mountains and discover the Tepalo Natural Waterfall. |
| Dining Out |
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| There are over 30 different wonderful restaurants for you
to choose from for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. The range of tastes is something you will not easily get bored of. Whether you are in the mood for Japanese, Chinese, Greek, Western,
Spanish, Asian, Fine Dining, traditional Mexican, Italian, German or just feel
like soup and a sandwich there is a place for you to eat.
And that is not including the numerous bars, coffee shops and juice bars
in town! |
| Clubs and
Organizations |
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| A great way to meet people and become involved in the
community is to join one of the many clubs or volunteer for some of the
deserving organizations in Ajijic. There is something here for just about
everyone. There is the Music
Appreciation Society, the Lakeside Little Theatre,
the Bridge Club, Rotary International, Co-ed Volleyball, the Computer Club, The Garden Guild,
VIVA! La Musica, the Lake Chapala Society Film Club, the Culinary Arts Society
of Ajijic, two Animal Shelters, the School for the Deaf,
the Ninos Incapacitados Orphanage, and many more!!!! |
| And much, much more... |
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If that isn’t enough to keep you busy, why not have a
facial or a massage at one of the spas in town, take in a movie at the 3 screen
movie theatre (showing current, English language movies), work off last nights dinner at one of
the fitness clubs, take a
spinning class, a yoga class, or pilates, sign up for drawing or painting
classes, or stroll down to the pier and watch the sunset. And just when you think you are about done, there is always
wonderful Guadalajara to explore.
You can be as busy as you want to be or not…but you’ll
never be bored!
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