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Xilitla Surrealistic Garden & Huahuas Abyss Day Trip
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Xilitla Surrealistic Garden & Huahuas Abyss Day Trip★★★★★★★★★★ 4.93 (251)12hYou’ll start your day with hotel pickup in Ciudad Valles and fresh cinnamon bread on the road to Xilitla’s surrealistic garden. Wander mossy paths and hidden pools before lunch in town, then head out to Huahuas Abyss for an unforgettable swirl of swallows overhead. It’s a day full of small surprises — and sights you won’t forget soon.Free cancellationTravelers' pickMost bookedfromUS$ 72View ›
Rappelling & Cliff Jumping: Huasteca Potosina Waterfalls
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Rappelling & Cliff Jumping: Huasteca Potosina Waterfalls★★★★★★★★★★ 4.97 (177)9hRappel down a 100-foot cliff beside Minas Viejas waterfall and cliff jump across seven cascades at Micos in Huasteca Potosina, Mexico's most dramatic waterfall region. The 9-hour activity includes a professional guide who briefs you on safety before each descent, lunch and snacks, transport by private vehicle, and hotel pickup from Ciudad Valles if you arrange it in advance. Minimum age is 6; children must be accompanied by an adult, and moderate physical fitness is required.Is it for me?Book this if you're comfortable with heights and want to try two different water activities in one day — rappelling on one waterfall and cliff jumping on another. The fixed itinerary and guide mean the day is structured for you, so you're not deciding between sites or managing the timing yourself. Children as young as 6 can join if accompanied by an adult, though moderate fitness is needed for the full 9 hours of activity.Free cancellationTop ratedfromUS$ 88View ›
San Luis Potosí: Tamul Waterfall & Xilitla Gardens 2-Day Tour
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San Luis Potosí: Tamul Waterfall & Xilitla Gardens 2-Day Tour★★★★★★★★★★ 5.00 (8)2dYou row upstream to a waterfall, swim in a cave, and spend a night in the mountains. The next day you walk through two of Mexico's strangest artistic spaces — one a garden of impossible architecture, the other a museum of surrealist sculpture. Breakfast and lodging are included; you bring swimwear and a willingness to get wet.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see two of Mexico's most unusual artistic spaces without arranging transport, lodging, or entry yourself — the fixed itinerary handles all of it, and the small group size keeps both the gardens and the waterfall from feeling crowded.Free cancellationTravelers' pickfromUS$ 500View ›
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