Top Palenque Full-day Tours

Because from Palenque they can visit the Archaeological Zone, they will be able to visit the Agua Azul and Misol Ha Waterfalls on the same day Starts 08:00 a.m. Ends 06:30 p.m.

Because they enjoy the beautiful color of the water in the Waterfall and can swim and enjoy the heat that it is in Palenque. Then we transfer them to San Cristobal de las Casas. The tour does not have a guide, the operator is only a guide to inform about the activities and times that the tours will take place.

Set out from Palenque for a day full of natural wonders and cultural exploring. Visit the UNESCO-listed Palenque archaeological site and spend a couple hours touring this ancient, jungle-clad city, learning about its role in Mayan civilization while perusing its temples and artifacts. Afterward, pay a visit to two local waterfalls: the towering 115-feet-high (35-meter) Misol-Ha, and Agua Azul, a series of turquoise-colored cascades and pools—prefect for a refreshing afternoon swim.

Visit the ruins of Yaxchilan and Bonampak on this small-group full-day tour from Palenque. Start early and have breakfast en route to the Yaxchilan Archaeological Site, which is located deep in the Lacandon Jungle, and can only be reached by boat on the Usumacinta River. Upon arrival, your guide shows you around the extensive Mayan ruins. Then stop for lunch before continuing to Bonampak, a smaller site with vibrant Mayan murals that date to 800 AD. Your tour includes guide, air-conditioned minivan, breakfast and lunch, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

History and nature-loving travelers will enjoy this fun, informative private day tour from Palenque or San Cristobal. You'll visit the amazing Mayan pyramids at Palenque, learning all about this ancient culture. Following this, visit some of the most beautiful waterfalls in this part of Mexico, the Misol Ha Falls and the Cascadas de Agua Azul. This is an easy way to visit the Cascadas de Agua Azul Natural Park.

Son 2 de las Ciudades Mayas que dejaron huella en múltiples testimonios que siguen sorprendiendo tanto a investigadores como a turistas en general. Hazañas de gobernantes, ceremonias rituales, vida cotidiana, son algunos de los episodios registrados en diversas series de jeroglíficos, muchos de los cuales aún aguardan pacientes investigaciones de expertos que logren abrir nuevas ventanas al pasado.