Area Attractions

The Stables are a true reflection of the Tamayame’s respect for their land and animals. The Tamaya Horse Rehab program embodies that spirit. Take a trail ride on a rescue horse year round or attend the weekly Thursday night rodeo during the summer. Trail rides are $75/person and depart at 8:30am and 5:30pm.

Check out a complimentary cruiser bike and helmet from our Recreation Department and ride through the bosque or take a trip down the road to visit the Stables. We have bikes for every age and size and toddler trailers too.

Srai Wi means “my children” in the Keresan language, the original language of the people of Tamaya. Srai Wi activities are carefully curated by our Cultural staff to offer our young guests multiple creative, unique and authentic learning experiences.

While parents head off on their own adventures throughout the resort kids can have fun with us making traditional adobe bricks, creating their own sand paintings, learning Native American games, exploring the Bosque, learning to weave and swimming with new friends.

NM Jeep Tours offers guided tours year round out of Albuquerque and Santa Fe with pickups available at Tamaya’s front door. The Land of Enchantment abounds in opportunities to explore the mysteries of its ancient past and the wonders of its stunning landscapes.

This unforgettable adventure with Rainbow Ryders is a spectacular way to view the resort and Rio Grande River Valley. As the balloon is inflated, you can join the pilot as a hands-on crew member before hopping in and soaring through the turquoise skies. Rainbow Ryders will transport you from the resort to the balloon launch site. Site varies based on weather.

Enjoy a jog or run through five miles of trails winding through stunning southwest mesas and Cottonwood Bosque next to the Rio Grande. Trails are easy to moderate level.

Discover the beauty and serenity of the Rio Grande as Quiet Waters Paddling Adventures introduces you to the spirit of the river. Call Quiet Waters for minimum guest requirements.

This unique cultural center and museum preserves the history of the Acoma Pueblo and includes guided tours, Acoma pottery, crafts, cultural exhibits and more.

The ancient Taos Pueblo has been continuously inhabited for over 1,000 years.

Dedicated to preserving Pueblo culture, this Cultural Center showcases the accomplishments and unique history of the Pueblo people of New Mexico.

Santa Fe Selection is an excellent travel guide to authentic, unique things to do, outdoor and indoor activities, attractions, cultural annual events, arts & culinary adventures, restaurants, tours, museums, and more in the Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico areas.

Explore the ancestral home of modern Pueblo people. Several thousand dwellings and petroglyphs can be viewed on various trails. Hiking and biking trails are available for visitors of all skill levels.

Kuaua, the northern most of the Tiwa villages, is where Coronado spent the winter in 1540 while searching for the Seven Cities of Cibola.

Part of the National Park Service, this national monument protects a fascinating variety of natural resources, including volcanoes, archaeological sites and more than 20,000 carved images.

A short drive from Albuquerque and Bernalillo, the Jemez State Monument Heritage Area is one of the most beautiful prehistoric and historic sites in the Southwest.

Gruet Winery has been making acclaimed sparkling wines in New Mexico since 1984. Visit their tasting room and experience New Mexico wine country right in Albuquerque.

Sip, savor and indulge at one of New Mexico's newest wineries located near the National Scenic and Historic Byway and the early Spanish settlement of Corrales.

One of the most talked about new art installations in the country, Meow Wolf is a totally unique and immersive art experience in Santa Fe with multimedia elements and a mysterious narrative throughout.

Located in the heart of Old Town, The Albuquerque Museum of Art & History is one of the leading institutions for art, history and culture in the Southwest.

Discover New Mexico’s vibrant Hispanic culture. The National Hispanic Cultural Center hosts more than 700 events every year to promote the advancement of Hispanic arts and humanities.

The New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science preserves the natural and scientific heritage of New Mexico. Explore natural history through botany, geology and dinosaurs. The Dyna Theater features a giant screen measuring 65 feet wide by 49 feet high.