Brisa Tours México - 06000 Ejido del Centro

A great experience!

I had a lot of fun, finally I found a good guide, they are friendly ... Thank you very much for this experience.

We had Marco as a guide. We hired them with the idea of ​​visiting the pyramids and the Basilica of Guadalupe. We buacaron at 9 AM and finished at 18hs, a total of 9 hours where what really took advantage of the tour was 3 hours (exaggerating) in both places. The rest I felt on a shopping tour. Something I did not hire. The first one was in a gift shop with the excuse of trying tequila and mezcal. They do not explain ANYTHING about the process or where it comes from, they just want you to buy. Once we arrived at the ruins, the guide, before starting the tour, recommended that we buy hats. In the middle of the tour he recommended recommending gifts. He explained little and nothing about the place, much less its history and its essence. He gave us absolutely nothing of the true meaning of the place. You could tell he did not know much and did not like to receive questions. Then they take you to a mega tourist restaurant where if you do not take food they force you to eat there and wait two hours for the rest of the people to eat and watch a show of miriachis who are only looking for tips. When we finally arrived at the Basilica de Guadalupe, the first thing he did was take us to the gift shop, and then give an empty explanation of 15 minutes in the place and finish the tour. Not even gave any information of the author of the painting of the Virgin, a fact that I believe is BASIC. It was noted that the only thing I was looking for was to commission at each stop, something common in the field of tourism, but this was definitely an excess. The hat was completely necessary to walk the pyramids, because these several hours walking under the ray of the midday sun, but they should have recommended that before the tour, to foresee the expense or bring your own. The same with the food, the restaurant was expensive. It was a little used day, what could have been done in half a day, we did it in a whole day (we arrived at the hotel at 7:00 p.m.) and more, because the Basilica deserves us to come back, added to the fact that Mexico City has an infinity of places to know and that time could have been completely taken advantage of. A shame, the worst tuor I did.

Everything was absolutely normal on the way there. We stopped for a tasting of mezcal and tequila, looked at the pyramids, had lunch and went back. After some time, we realized that something was going wrong. Our bus wagged from side to side, drove into the oncoming lane. We asked to stop, but the guide said that everything was fine. As a result, when we stopped on the side of the road, it became clear that the driver could not stand on his feet. Another driver was not sent to us. Some Europeans panicked and left for Uber. Our guide got behind the wheel. The money was returned and apologized, but the sediment remained.