Lake Chapala, and Ajijic, Mexico is on the radar for the baby boomer generation that are nearing retirement and are attracted to this charming town on the Mexican plateau, with narrow cobbled streets. These streets are a delight to walk, but not necessarily to drive for the first time visitor.

photo credit: Jaec

Do not make the mistake of renting a car before you arrive for your vacation in Ajijic, Mexico. These travel tips for Lake Chapala will give you the insider tips when visiting the Lake Chapala area.

Where do people park in Ajijic-Chapala, Mexico?

The shops, restaurants, shops, galleries, lakefront, the square, the wharf and the new pier is where you will spend most of your time when you visit Lake Chapala, and Ajijic.

This picturesque Mexican town is mostly narrow, one way streets with limited parking.

Walking is your best mode of transport. If you have a car that will be challenging to find parking, let alone close to where you are going.

If walking is not what is considered an option or are able to do comfortably, no problem. Taxis are readily available and inexpensive to get where you want to go. And, there are buses running on main roads through towns and villages that dot the lakeside communities.

Want to move to the Lake Chapala?

Want to see the places and things of interest during the holidays Ajijic? Do not you need to rent a vehicle to accomplish this? Nope. The best way to see the view, take a small group or personal visit.

As an example, there are small group tours around Lake Chapala, in vans or small buses. Knowledgeable English speaking guides stop at all the places worth exploring.

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