Top Puebla Extreme Sports

Hiking in Iztaccihuatl-Popocatepetl National Park is a bucket-list experience for many—but it can be challenging to do so alone. Instead, make exploring hassle-free on this private, full-day tour from Puebla. Travel with your own private guide to Iztaccihuatl: Mexico’s third-tallest volcano, which stands more than 16,400 feet (5,000 meters) above sea level. With helmets, hiking poles, and other essential gear provided, enjoy an accessible way to trek through the park.

The fifth highest mountain in Mexico is only 2 hours from the center of Puebla, if you are visiting the city you cannot miss this adventure. We are prepared to offer you the best complete all-inclusive experience, so that you only worry about enjoying it and testing your limits. Its paths full of pine trees and its forested wetland climate will make you fall in love at every step; I assure you that the beauty of each place and the coexistence of the group will make it unforgettable. Are you ready to live Puebla?

Conquer the summit of Mexico’s sixth-highest peak—the mythical La Malinche, or Malintzín—and take on a challenge typically reserved for mountaineers on this private, full-day tour. Following pickup from your Puebla hotel, head to La Malinche National Park. With the help of your guide, ascend and descend the peak, while enjoying unrivaled views over the nearby Popocatepetl, Iztaccihuatl, and Citlaltepetl volcanoes.

Experience a unique and personalized experience with private transportation from your hotel to Zacatlán, one of the most emblematic Magic Towns in the state of Puebla. Start your adventure by exploring the majestic Zacatlan forest on board a quad bike or RZR, which you can drive yourself. Enjoy the thrill of touring trails surrounded by nature and spectacular views in an activity full of adrenaline and fun. After the adventure, immerse yourself in the charm of Zacatlan by walking through its picturesque streets, full of history, tradition and architectural beauty. This tour perfectly combines the excitement of an outdoor activity with the magic and tranquility of a Magic Town, ideal for those seeking an unforgettable experience. Discover Zacatlan in a completely different and exclusive way!

What makes this Atlixco tour unique in the Day of the Dead season is that you don’t just visit it: you live it with all the senses. While others only show the places, you tour historic houses, convents, stairs with urban art, panoramic viewpoints and florid fields of cempasúchil, understanding the cultural context behind each site. Also, along the way, you witness the monumental catrinas that fill the city with life and color. And the best part: you have access to the multi-nurseries, where you walk among thousands of cempasúchil flowers grown by local producers. It is an authentic, enriching and perfect experience to connect with the soul of Mexico in one of its deepest traditions.

Explore a cave and waterfall along with the cobbled streets of Cuetzalan on an active full-day tour from Puebla. Descend into a cave with an underground river where you walk and swim for a couple of hours. Afterward, head to picturesque Cuetzalan for a coffee and liquor tasting before returning to Puebla. Includes tasting, guide, and transfers by private vehicle.

Izta Popo National Park has 2 volcanoes in one place. We have designed hiking trails so you can enjoy the incredible views of the dormant Iztaccíhuatl volcano and the active Popocatépetl volcano. Our local guide will explain the flora and fauna of the place. It lives and breathes the pure air at about 3,600 meters and 4,300 meters. It is an excellent place to share a wonderful experience alone, with friends or family. The tour includes roundtrip transportation. Choose from: Level 1. The hike begins at about 3,600 meters above sea level and ends at 3,980 meters above sea level. The trail is marked sandy. The total is 8 - 9km approx of which 4km are moderate climb and 4km descent. Level 2. The total is 14km of which 4km are climbed and the rest descended with few meters of moderate climb. The trail is marked mostly sandy with outbound view of the Izta and return view of the Popo Level 3. It is a 7km hike at an altitude of between 4,000 and 4,500mnm where there will be sand, stone.