San Cristóbal: Las Nubes Waterfalls Day Trip with Entry

San Cristóbal: Las Nubes Waterfalls Day Trip with Entry

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18h
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Selective hotel pickup
Multiple languages

Overview

Discover the Las Nubes ecotourism centre and its waterfalls and natural pools
Explore the Santo Domingo River and the Jataté River, forming natural landscapes
Enjoy the facilities located on the banks of the mighty Santo Domingo River
Learn about the area's conservation efforts and the Lacandon jungle region
Feel the breeze in the form of a dense cloud that gives the site its name

Activity location

- San Cristóbal de las Casas
- San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico

Meeting/Redemption Point

- San Cristóbal de las Casas
- San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico

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18h
English

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Languages available

Starting time: 23:55

Price details

€227.01 x 1 Traveller€227.01

Total

Until Thu, 30 Apr

What's included, what's not

CONTINUOUS TOURIST ASSISTANCE
TRAVEL INSURANCE
PRIVATE LAND TRANSPORTATION
ENTRIES TO THE SITES WITHIN THE PROGRAM
BOTTLES OF WATER
MEALS
Flights
Tips

Know before you book

Not allowed: Alcohol and drugs, Littering, Smoking
Not suitable for: Children under 8 years
In accordance with EU regulations about consumer rights, activities services are not subject to the right of withdrawal. Supplier cancellation policy will apply.

What you can expect

Depart from San Cristóbal de las Casas at 4:00 AM to transfer to the Las Nubes ecotourism centre. Arrive at the centre at approximately 8:00 AM. Visit the Las Nubes ecotourism centre, which consists of a set of waterfalls and natural pools that form the Santo Domingo River in its course.

Flowing into the Jataté River, the Santo Domingo River forms natural landscapes that are still in an excellent state of conservation. The facilities are located on the banks of the mighty river.

Santo Domingo is in the area of influence of the Lacandon jungle region, where the abrupt topography of the region through which the river makes its journey forms the fall of water that causes the breeze in the form of a dense cloud, which gives the name to the site, the clouds.