48 Hours In Yuma Tour

OVERVIEW

Outdoor excursions authentic cuisine, and unique experiences await you in Yuma. Known as the Sunset City on Earth, according to Guinness World Records, Yuma promises sunshine and warm weather at least 91% of the year, making this city a premier travel destination year-round. Situated between Phoenix and San Diego, Yuma offers big vibes with a small town, and welcoming appeal.

Come experience a water lover's paradise at the Colorado River. Whether boating, jet skiing floating down, or just taking a dip at one of the beaches the river activities are endless. If you are more into land excursions, take an ATV over to the Imperial Sand Dunes or hike one of the many nature trails Yuma has to offer.

Take in some of Yuma's richest history. The Yuma Territorial Prison is a must-see, with prison cells and artifacts immaculately preserved at the museum. The Sanguinetti House Museum holds some of Yuma's best-kept secrets, and the Colorado River State Historic Park is a favorite stop among visitors to learn more about this river´s fascinating past. If you want to experience a rare, mesmerizing fluorescent mineral wall, the Hull Mine at Castle Dome Museum awaits you.

The authentic and award-winning local cuisine will satisfy every palette. From Mexican continues to quaint patio cafes, the food scene in Yuma is diverse and wildly satisfying.

DAY 1: Get Your Bearings and Get Settled

Your first stop should be the Yuma Visitor Center. Stock up on brochures and maps, and find the latest info on Visit Yuma´s food tours and specialty dinners which are a great way to experience the region's agritourism.

DAY 2: Start Your Day with a Latte or Date Shake

For a caffeine buzz stop for a lavender-and-honey cold brew on a frothy latte at Cafecito; and for a southwest treat, try the Horchata, a blend of cold brew and Horchata. All Coffee beans are sourced from local roasters Spirit Mountain Roasting Co. and Corazon Negro.