Top Ciudad Valles Tours by Duration

Soak up gentle thrills on this rafting tour down the Tampaon River in Ciudad Valles. With a guide leading the way, bounce through class III rapids, meaning the rapids are both easygoing and exciting — perfect for families, novices and nature enthusiasts looking for a laid-back adventure. Admire some of the most beautiful views in the Huasteca Potosina area. After rafting, reward your efforts with a scrumptious lunch. Bonus: Hotel transportation is included.

Satisfy an appetite for adventure on a day trip to the Minas Viejas and Micos Waterfalls. You'll follow what's known as the Waterfall Route, without having to worry about hiring a car or navigating—so you can keep your eyes fixed firmly on the scenery. Plus, you'll have time to swim, splash, and jump from heights of up to 8 meters (25 feet), making this ideal for thrill seekers.

Satisfy your appetite for adventure on a 3-day tour of Huasteca Potosina from Ciudad Valles. Experience the thrill of white-water rafting on the Tampaón River and rappel down the magnificent Minas Viejas waterfall. Marvel at the dramatic landscapes of the Huahuas Abyss and capture the artistic wonder of Xilitla’s Las Pozas garden during a guided tour. Luxuriate in 4-star accommodation in Ciudad Valles each evening and enjoy meals indicated by the itinerary on this enriching tour.

A unique place in the world, full of nature and adventure. Ideal for taking pictures. A walk through the jungle.

Swap the city streets for the natural wonders of the Ciudad Valles countryside on a sightseeing tour that reveals natural pools and secluded waterfalls. Let your adrenaline levels soar as you jump from ledges up to 9 meters (30 feet) at Puente de Dios (Bridge of God), and enjoy personalized attention from your guide in a small group limited to 10.

We will know the history of the most important site in the area and discover the history of the region.

Visit the "jewel of the potosina waterfalls" on this canoe ride and tour. Leaving from Aquismón, we'll row upstream on the Tampaón River in a long, traditional wooden panga canoe. We'll enjoy beautiful scenery, flora and fauna as we paddle through canyons and rock formations. Our destination is the Tamul Waterfall—the third largest in the country. On our return, we'll hit some rapids and have a chance to swim in the calm waters of the El Cenote Huasteco de Agua.