The most beautiful natural sites to discover Mexico

On the island of Crestón, near the port, at an altitude of 157 metres. Since 1571, it has performed its functions as the world's highest natural lighthouse after Gibraltar. The tower at its top only took its current form in 1930, about ten years after gas lamps were replaced by electric filaments. It can be reached in less than twenty minutes by foot from the historic centre, via the seaside promenade known as the Paseo Centenario. Magnificent view over the port and the city from the hill.

The entry price includes all the places to be covered: the cave, a tunnel, the river of thermal waters and the small basins hanging on the side of the mountain, the suspended bridges, the waterfalls, etc.

An American-style ecological park and nevertheless completely sumptuous for its natural wealth. Plan for the day.

Yagul is a small, but pleasant archaeological site to visit. You can see several graves. It is on Route 190 before you reach Mitla. Nearby, the Tlacolula market, near a Pemex petrol station.

For those who are in a shortage of green spaces and for those who want to get to the bottom, this is happening. Unfortunately, there are birds and butterflies in cages… You can also visit the Instituto de Artesanias and the Musée Museum, both polemics.