Top San Cristóbal de las Casas Nature and Wildlife

Visit Montebello Lakes National Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, and the 360-foot (120-meter) Chiflon Waterfall on this tour from San Cristóbal de las Casas. Learn about the flora, fauna, and geology of the park and the reasons for the various lakes' unusual colors from your accompanying guide. Entrance fees and hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Between the mountains of the highlands of Chiapas and next to the fogotic river, among pines, oaks, bromeliads and abundant vegetation we will cross the paths that connect two unique caves, these are the little known dragon grottos and the Arcotete ecotourism park. with a distance of 7.5 km and a total ascent of 350 meters.

Combine visits to Sumidero Canyon and the Magic Chiapa de Corzo on this adventure from San Cristobal de las Casas. With your guide pointing out the flora and fauna, take a boat ride through the canyon on the Grijalva River, admiring in the towering canyon walls around you. Stop next at the Magic Town (Pueblo Magico) Chiapa de Corzo, where a walking tour will take you to the city's central fountain, formed of mudejar-style brickwork. Entrance fees and round-trip transportation included.

Explore the rugged beauty of Sumidero Canyon National Park on this budget-friendly day trip from San Cristobal de las Casas. Marvel at Sumidero’s towering walls, which rise thousands of feet in some spots, and watch for crocodiles, monkeys, river turtles and numerous types of birds. After a boat ride through the Grijalva River and a walk through the canyon, visit the gorgeous colonial city of Chiapa de Corzo.

After the pickup we will travel to the city of Ocosingo where you will have time to have breakfast (Not included), finishing the breakfast we will move to the beautiful Agua Azul Waterfall unique for its beautiful color, at the end of the visit we will take the road to the Misol Waterfall Ha, hidden beauty of the jungle, finishing the visit we move to the Archaeological Zone of Palenque, of the most impressive and important of the Mayan culture, once the visit to this archaeological beauty is finished we go to the place where we will make the food (No included), finishing the meal we will board our vehicle to return to our city of stay.

We will discover the life of the real countryside of the region, through non-tourist trails that you can only enjoy walking, with its landscapes, crops and its people will be an experience that you will remember for a lifetime, you will know its unique culture and tradition of the Tsotsil Maya in a tour of 12km with total ascent of 400 meters. This and more in this cultural adventure.

Spend the day visiting the natural beauty of Chiapas on this day trip from San Christobal. You will visit the waterfall at Chiflón before heading to Lagos de Montebello. Enjoy your time walking through the jungle, exploring the variety of hues in the many lakes and relaxing in the picturesque natural setting. It’s a great way to see more of Mexico’s diverse ecology and support environmental conservation efforts in the area.

Visit El Chiflon Waterfalls, Montebello Lagoons, the ecotourism Center of "Las Guacamayas" and Las nubes Waterfalls on an exciting 2-day trip from San Cristobal de las Casas. Your tour includes accommodation and a professional guide.

It is a tour that does not offer commercial tourism agencies for the same reason there are no other tourists on the route, almost 7 km walk from the Huitepec Las Palmas community to the head of Zinacantán where we also visit textile and fabric workshops, both waist loom, pedal and embroidery.

They know the most important attractions of Chiapas, among them this beauty of the Chiflon (Veil of Bride) and Meet the Montebello Lakes.

After the pickup we will begin the transfer to the jetty, where we will board a boat to sail on the Grijalva River, entering the Cañon del Sumidero National Park, where we can appreciate the Flora and Fauna of the place, and appreciate the rock formations, as well as the walls of more 1000 meters high, finishing the boat trip, we move to the magical town of Chiapa de Corzo, where they will have free time to get to know the Mudejar style Fountain, walk inside the portals and get to know the Church of Santo Domíngo. At the end of the visit we return to our city of stay

Visit the stunning waterfalls of Agua Azul during a full-day tour that includes one-way transfer from San Cristobal de las Casas to Palenque. At Agua Azul, you can go swimming at the falls (weather permitting), or walk to additional falls nearby. Afterward, continue to your choice of either Misol Ha—another impressive waterfall, or the National Park of Palenque—one of Mexico's top sites for Mayan ruins. Along the way, you'll pass through the Lacandon rain forest and learn from your guide about the history of Chiapas.

The town of Chiapa de Corzo is much more than a jetty to take the boat to the Cañon del Sumidero! This town has history and tradition from pre-Hispanic times that its people proudly celebrate every year during the two weeks of January: the Fiesta Grande. The Parachico dance has been designated an Intangible CULTURAL HERITAGE by UNESCO since 2009. This year the Parachicos parade and dances have been CANCELED due to the pandemic, but the town will celebrate during January with family and friends. We invite you on a tour all year round to learn about the history of the Parachicos and legends, to visit traditional houses and the ARTISANS who work to prepare the Fiesta Grande. We are going to savor local dishes such as pepita con tasajo and pozol which have their origin in pre-Hispanic times! We will start with a tour on the BOAT (2.5 hours NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE) through the Sumidero Canyon.

See the lakes and waterfalls of southern Chiapas on a full-day trip from San Cristobal to Lagos de Montebello and Cascada el Chiflon, then visit a traditional Tzeltal community that’s renowned for handicrafts. You’ll explore a landscape dotted with interconnected lakes, then walk past a series of cascades to a 394-foot (120-meter) waterfall surrounded by lush vegetation. In Amatenango del Valle, see traditional garb of embroidered huipiles, and shop for Tzeltal pottery adorned with intricate motifs.

Know one of the oldest sites on planet earth, the beautiful Sumidero Canyon, home to multiple animal species that are in danger of extinction, complement this experience by knowing one of the most beautiful villages of Chiapas, Chiapa de Corzo, with its beautiful Renaissance buildings and French style, you can not fail to admire this incredible place.

During the journey you will make a stop where they give you time to have a breakfast (not included), then your first visit will be to the Cascadas de Agua Azul biosphere reserve, where you can walk among the flora and fauna of the region, as well as appreciate the numerous waterfalls that give rise to the formation of natural pools of unequaled beauty, since they have a beautiful color and are surrounded by abundant vegetation. Continue your journey towards the Misol-Há Waterfall and its meaning is "waterfall", which has a height of approximately 25 meters and that when falling forms a pool. The last point to visit will be the archaeological zone of Palenque, one of the most famous places in Chiapas and declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO; Within this site you will be able to know the temples of La Calavera, Reina Roja, El Palacio, etc. At the end you will start the return depending on the city you have chosen, Tuxtla Gutiérrez or San Cristóbal de las Casas.

Experience the most iconic natural wonders of the state of Chiapas and Mexico. You will see the most impressive waterfall in all of Mexico and the set of lakes of Montebello, whose color changes between them.

They will visit great sites of interest, in the Mexican and Chapaneca culture by the hand of our experts, in private service and with air-conditioned vehicles. This tour continues to be a small paradise, combining natural beauty with archaeological interest, with a large number of transparent ponds and small waterfalls that we will see on the tour. Among the bodies of water, the vestiges of a Mayan city remain, whose inhabitants skillfully took advantage of the aquatic environment to create canals, possibly used for irrigation and the defense of their peoples and inhabitants.