Packing for Guadalajara Weather

To pack wisely for the Guadalajara area consider the city’s elevation and climate. Eastern Jalisco state lies in a valley with the Sierra Madre Occidental to the west and the Sierra Madre Oriental to the east. The city rests on a highland plateau at an altitude of 5,200 feet (1,590 meters.) Year -round inhabitants enjoy the sunny days and cool nights of a spring-like climate. If you resist the temptation to bring all your favorite traveling clothes you’ll have room in your luggage. If you take a Guadalajara  walking tour and also visit Tlaquepaque, you’re in for a treat. Many exquisite hand stitched and decorated garments are on offer in the local shops. 

What to Wear On Our Tlaquepaque Walking Tour

The town center’s terrain is flat, and the most of the sidewalks are in good condition. You’ll spend 3 hours on your feet, so wear comfortable walking shoes on our Tlaquepaque walking tour. If you normally put on sunglasses and sunblock in sunny locations bring both, the sun shines most days in Tlaquepaque. 

If Your Suitcases Fill Up

You’ll be tempted to do some shopping in Tlaquepaque. Our Tlaquepaque walking tour starts at the town’s visitors center. There, you can leave purchases in a luggage storage area that is open 7 days a week. If your suitcases get stuffed you have options. We can help you arrange shipments with a local company providing this service. Or you can take them to the post office.