Amanecer en la Presa de Calderón 🌅 (Zapotlanejo) | Cómo llegar, qué hacer y cuánto cuesta

If you're looking for a place near Guadalajara to disconnect, watch an incredible sunrise, and spend a day surrounded by nature… the Calderón Dam might surprise you more than you imagine. In this video, I'll show you what it's really like to visit the dam: from how to get there and how much it costs to the activities you can do, like fishing, camping, or simply relaxing while enjoying the scenery. Plus, I arrived at 6:30 in the morning to see the sunrise… and what I found was one of the most breathtaking views I've ever seen in Jalisco. 📍 What will you find in this video? How to get to Calderón Dam from Guadalajara Updated costs (parking and activities) Fishing in the dam (carp, tilapia, and bass) Boat rentals Camping area (free) Recommendations for your visit Sunrise at the dam 🌅 🎣 Activities you can do Calderón Dam is ideal for: Fishing (one of the most popular activities) Walking around the dam Birdwatching Free camping Relaxing away from the city 🚗 How to get there It's located approximately 50 minutes from Guadalajara, taking the free highway towards Zapotlanejo. A key landmark is El Primo Restaurant, where you should exit the highway and follow the road to the end. 💰 Approximate Costs Parking: $50 pesos Boat Rental: $500 pesos (full day) Camping: FREE 🧠 Recommendations Arrive early to see the sunrise Bring cash Respect the rules of the place If you catch bass, remember it's catch and release 🔔 Support the channel If you like these types of videos exploring places near Guadalajara and Jalisco, subscribe to Martín Travel and turn on notifications 🔔 Thumbnail by: https://www.instagram.com/christoper....