Things to see and do Around Mexico City

The area is rather large and has two distinct aquatic areas: one is formed by the natural river with translucent waters that flows through the vegetation, the other by a set of pools ideal for children. The river has been preserved in its natural state, you can swim for a few kilometres, and you can also rest on discreetly arranged areas. Activities: kayaking, inflatable boat, snorkeling, diving, fishing, horseback riding. Swimming pools and restaurants. Prefer a visit during the week.

It is an alternative site to the biggest tourist development right next door. The site is far from being pristine, but has nevertheless retained a much more natural aspect and is also bathed in the same thermal waters (38°C all year round): river, waterfalls, wild canyon, swimming pools and a swimming pool far from being invaded. Hotel and camping on the heights.

Interesting visit since it allows you to learn caving gently. The easiest visit is on foot (or squatting...) and lasts only 40 minutes: you only explore a tunnel, but it allows you to see interesting geological formations; nice with the children. The 2-hour excursion begins at another location, with a 12-metre rappel descent, followed by a 44-metre descent (45-degree inclination); then crawl into fairly narrow areas and climb with large rock ropes: claustrophobic to avoid. The third possibility this time consists in adding to the previous one a abseiling descent of 10 meters in vertical, then a zip line crossing which is carried out at 100 meters of depth. Action!

Beautiful waterfall 40 m high in the centre of Cuernavaca. Although this waterfall is now partly polluted, this waterfall reveals the exuberance of the region's vegetation. His presence asks us about the devastation caused by urbanization (water pollution in particular).