Mexico · WATERFALLS
The 8 best waterfall trips you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Review of Puerto Vallarta’s all-inclusive Yelapa yacht cruise, with snorkeling, waterfall hiking, open bar, meals, water toys, and practical tips.
“The staff, food and drink were worth every penny. It was an absolutely fabulous time! I completely recommend. I took my senior dad who also loved it!”
Review of Puerto Vallarta’s six-hour rainforest adventure with speedboat, mule ride, ziplines, waterfall rappelling, and water slides.
“If your looking for an exciting, adventurous day, this is the tour. From boat, the 4x4 to donkey, to zip line, waterslides, and rapelling. The guides were amazing. Shout out to Rafa, May😍, Louis, Josh, and Uli(chaparito). They kept us safe and had made sure we had a good time. I'll be back.”
Ride ATV trails through Puerto Vallarta’s Sierra Madre, swim at a mountain waterfall, enjoy lunch, tortilla making, and tequila tasting.
“It was a great time and the tour guides were friendly and knowledgeable. Aside from tequila tasting, you get to learn how to make tortillas. There is also a great restaurant on the river.”
Sail from Puerto Vallarta to Yelapa and Majahuitas for a waterfall walk, snorkeling, kayaking, BBQ lunch, drinks, and coastal views.
“We had an absolutely wonderful time! The staff was very friendly and attentive and the sights were absolutely breathtaking. 10 out of 10. Would book again.”
Hike Baja’s Fox Canyon to waterfalls and swimming pools, then enjoy local tacos, the Tropic of Cancer, and hotel transport from Los Cabos.
“This is an amazing hiking experience. We visited further up the canyon where there was a water slide. Then we hiked down and saw the waterfall and had a chance to swim. Maury was kind, knowledgeable and considerate of the whole group. Highly recommend you do this when in Los Cabos.”
Review of Huatulco’s Copalitilla waterfalls tour, with mountain views, swimming, local food, bilingual guides, and practical tips.
“Edgar did a great job as a driver, guide and waiter. Highly recommend this tour. The falls are indeed magical. A great way to spend the day. Bring cash. Water shoes highly recommended. My kids bought some water shoes at the coffee tasting for $270 and they were high quality. I would go again.”
Hike Puerto Vallarta’s Palo Maria jungle, cross rocky streams, swim beneath waterfalls, and enjoy local guidance for $35.
“We had a great time doing this hike with our guide Alex. On the way up he showed us how some trees were used for medicinal purposes and which one to avoid touching. The hike was beautiful, just challenging enough to make it fun but not too much, which was great since I did it with a broken arm in a sling. We didn’t go to the second waterfall but instead climb up 400 steps to a viewing platform. We had about 45 mn to chill and swim at the foot of the first waterfall, the water temperature was perfect and there was some descent size fishes swimming in it.…”
Review of Puerto Vallarta’s $30 jungle hike with river crossings, waterfall swimming, local guides, mountain views, and practical trail tips.
“Alex was incredible, getting to the waterfall was a nice fun urban hike. Just a note that the second hike requires a lot of climbing so make sure you are prepared for a bit of a challenge before starting it”
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