Top Monterrey Archaeology Tours

Discover the great city of Monterrey accompanied by a local guide. The agency has quality certifications and the guides are professionals in their field.

Immerse yourself in Northeastern Mexico desert environment. You will be able to explore the unique semi-arid ecosystem surrounded by hundreds of ancient rock cravings at Boca de Potrerillos Archaeological Site. Then, you will experience El Potrero Chico, a world class climbing destination where climbers from all over the world visit every year for big wall multi-pitching climbing. A guide will be accompanying you at all times.

With its dramatic walls and range of dry canyons, La Huasteca Canyon in Parque de la Huasteca is one of northeastern Mexico’s most photogenic sights. See more of the park in less of the time when you book this small-group guided tour that’s perfect for photographers and drone enthusiasts. You’ll discover both the highlights and untouched spots where you can avoid the crowds.

You can't miss visiting this exotic place, of incomparable natural beauty: one of the most recent Magical Towns baptized in 2012, where you can breathe through its small streets bleached by the sun and in the middle of one of the most spectacular landscapes. You will marvel at the abundant springs that form extensive Ciénegas in the middle of the desert, you will feel the white sands, its blue pools and the rivers of crystalline waters such as the Mezquite as well as its wineries. You will enjoy the extensive areas of gypsum dunes, the Venustiano Carranza's house museum, in addition to its Historic Center, where you will find little houses with old doors, which hide shady patios, characters with wide hats, old and well-preserved automobiles and the occasional mustachioed miner, you will surely want to return more than once.

Get to know a city that few visitors spend time exploring during a private, guided tour of Monterrey’s historic highlights and principal attractions. Accompanied by a driver-guide, enjoy onboard commentary and insight you wouldn’t get if traveling independently, as you’re taken between places such as the Macroplaza, the Metropolitan Cathedral, and the Bishop’s Palace.