Gather at the Old Adobe Chapel with your guide and group, the structure that played a crucial role in salvaging Old Town San Diego, thanks to a novel from 1884. Venture further to one of Southern California’s most eerie homes, noteworthy for its unusual architecture and construction substances.

Observing some Victorian style structures, we will proceed to the original site of the Presidio and Mission, established when the Spanish first set foot in California. Appreciate the region’s oldest 18th-century edifice and gain knowledge about the native tribes that inhabited this area for millennia.

Back in the city, we’ll explore genuine Mexican craftsmanship (with no tacky souvenirs!) and make a stop at a century-old Catholic church that traces its roots back to the original Mission. We’ll leisurely walk around a famous cemetery with tombs dating back to the mid-19th century. Wrapping up our journey, we’ll visit a local Tequileria to understand the broad range of tequila varieties. Partake in a tasting or opt for another drink of your preference, accompanied by gourmet tacos.

• Guests should be comfortable walking 2 miles - comfortable shoes are a must!
• Water in reusable container, hat, sunscreen, sunglasses are all recommended.
• Our tortilla tasting happens at the beginning of the tour and our tacos and tequila are at the end (saving the best for last!). Please take that into consideration when planning pre-tour meals (have enough to fuel your walk but not enough to spoil your tacos!).
• There is plenty of free parking in Old Town but can be hard to find on weekends. Please plan ahead.