Embark on a full-day tour of three traditional villages. Your tour begins as your board your transportation for a scenic drive into the foothills of the rugged Sierra Madre. Your first stop is a small brick yard (if open), where you'll witness demonstrations on adobe brick making. You'll continue to the town of Concordia, founded in 1550, famed for its furniture, handmade pottery, and magnificent Baroque church. Next on your itinerary is Copala, a former gold-mining town founded in 1565. You're free to wander the narrow, cobbled streets, survey the old colonial houses and visit the 16th-century stone church. An authentic Mexican lunch is yours to enjoy, including beef or chicken fajitas, refried beans and a Mexican pie. Your tour concludes with a brief shopping stop at the bustling Golden Zone before your return drive to the pier.