All Chiapas Tours & Excursions in 2026

Trying to organize access to multiple waterfalls can be tricky, especially if you're unfamiliar with the route between them. Keep things simple and visit two famed waterfalls in Chiapas—Agua Azul and Misol-Ha—on a tour that handles all the logistics. Unlike guided tours with a fixed schedule, enjoy free time at each spot, whether you’re snapping photos from fresh angles or cooling off at the base of the falls.

Visit two of Mexico’s most stunning waterfalls—followed by a visit to the archaeological site of Palenque, an ancient Maya city-state—during this full-day, guided small-group tour to Agua Azul and Misol from San Cristobal de las Casas. A tasty breakfast buffet, pickup and drop-off from select hotel zones, and admission tickets are included.

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.

Chiapas is home to dramatic natural scenery, but it can be hard to escape the city and get off the tourist track without your own transportation. On this double-duty tour, take in both the multicolored lakes of Montebello—a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve—and the famous Bridal Veil (Velo de Novia) of El Chiflon waterfalls, with door-to-door transfers included for a seamless experience.

Check out at 6:00 am. Stop en route for breakfast, transfer to the Corozal border jetty, take a boat to visit the archaeological area of Yaxchilan later visit Bonampak and free afternoon, dinner (included) and stay to sleep in cabins within the jungle in the community of Lacanja. 2 Day. Have breakfast (included), hike in the Lacandon jungle to visit the waterfalls of the Mactunina River, food (included) and return to Palenque approximately 19:30 hrs. ​

On this half day tour, you’ll visit the Mayan-Tzotziles indigenous communities and visit the church of St. Juan Bautista in San Juan Chamula, and then visit the indiginous community of Zincantan. Learn about pre-Hispanic rituals in the communities, and also check out the beautiful weaving and multi-colored embroidery. You'll also try handmade tortillas and drink.

Experience the dramatic landscapes of Sumidero Canyon National Park on a full-day tour from Tuxtla Gutiérrez. Cruise through the canyon on a two-hour boat ride while searching for crocodiles, monkeys, and hidden caves, then visit the Pueblo Mágico of Chiapa de Corzo. Stop at panoramic viewpoints including La Ceiba, La Coyota, and Roblar before enjoying a traditional Mexican buffet lunch.

Explore the rugged beauty of Sumidero Canyon National Park on this budget-friendly day trip from San Cristobal de las Casas. Marvel at Sumidero’s towering walls, which rise thousands of feet in some spots, and watch for crocodiles, monkeys, river turtles and numerous types of birds. After a boat ride through the Grijalva River and a walk through the canyon, visit the gorgeous colonial city of Chiapa de Corzo.

Departure at 10:00 a.m. Return Approximate 14:00 hrs Visit to the caves of rancho nuevo is a cave system located within a coniferous forest, you can enter this impressive cave where you can see stalactite formations, others outside it, horseback riding is allowed, and it provides excellent spaces for camping , trekking. Discover the natural spaces around San Cristóbal, come and discover the El Arcotete Ecotourism Park, nestled in a pine forest, discover that love story hidden in its imposing stone arch and enjoy the wonderful view of its caves.

Be impressed by the incredible archaeological zone, which is surrounded by a beautiful jungle, where you feel incredible peace and tranquility. We also have more than 25 years of experience so we can guarantee that you will be able to enjoy your trip in the best way, our transportation has traveler insurance, a qualified driver and are recent models with air conditioning, so you can travel in a comfortable way. comfortable and safe.

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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.

Departure at 03:00 am or 04:00 am (breakfast stop in Ocosingo) visit to the Waterfalls of Agua Azul, tour and food on site (not included). We continue the route to the Misol-Ha waterfall, beautiful waterfall with a height of almost 40 meters. Tour of the Archaeological Zone of Palenque, impressive Mayan city, witness to one of the most important archaeological finds such as the Temple of the Inscriptions, as well as other important buildings: The Palace, Temple of the Sun, the Cross and the Foliated Cross. Return to Tuxtla Gutierrez or San Cristobal de las Casas. This tour operates with at least 2 people.

A city tour in San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas, is special for its unique blend of history, vibrant indigenous culture, colonial architecture, and mountainous landscapes.

This walk is like having a tasting menu of San Cristobal. Food is truly one of the best ways to really learn about people and their culture. Let's show you the barrios from a local perspective. We will have fun trying the traditional regional cuisine from ancient times that we find in the markets and also in those that today are considered the best restaurants in the country. We have no limitations when it comes to eating and we want to show you everything. Even if you don't consider yourself a "foodie" and are just looking for an interesting cultural experience you will enjoy this tour!!

Enjoy the natural beauty of Chiapas on a comfortable and well-organized tour visiting two of its most iconic waterfalls in one afternoon. Departing from Palenque, this experience allows you to explore the Misol-Ha Waterfall and the Blue Water Water Waterfalls with enough time to enjoy each place. Unlike longer tours, this option is ideal for time-poor travelers as it offers a relaxed itinerary, comfortable air-conditioned transportation and hotel pick-up and drop-off. You will have free time to walk, take pictures, swim and enjoy lunch at local restaurants in Agua Azul, making this a flexible and enjoyable experience for all types of travelers

Because they know the most important natural attractions of Chiapas and can know well the archaeological area of Palenque, Agua Azul and Misol Ha. Does not include Guide

The tour to indigenous peoples in Chiapas, is a cultural excursion that will allow you to know the history, customs and traditions of our ancestors in this region of Chiapas Departure: 9:30 AM. Approximate return: 1:30 p.m. I mean Reception in Agency or Hotel. Visit to the town of San Juan Chamula. For two hours (We made a walk to the surroundings of the town, Later the church is visited, with the possibility of observing the rituals that take place inside it, free time to tour the square.)  Visit the town of Zinacantán. For one hour (visit to a local indigenous family)

With its tiered cascades of emerald pools and laid-back swimming, Cascada de Roberto Barrios is among Chiapas’ prettiest waterfalls—and this tour gets you there from Palenque without the hassle of driving, planning, and parking. While some excursions have a fixed itinerary, this gives you the freedom to enjoy the falls on your own, whether you’re snapping photos from a unique vantage point or cooling off in clear water.

Explore the imposing Sink Canyon in a unique way: Paddling double kayaking! This experience will take you to travel approximately 14 km in total (3 hours of paddling approx.) between majestic rock walls that exceed a thousand meters high. The tour includes the iconic Christmas Tree Waterfall, one of the most stunning landscapes in the Sump Canyon. On board a double kayak crossing, you will enjoy stability and comfort for long distances, ideal for sharing the adventure as a couple or with a partner. During the crossing, you will be surrounded by nature in a safe and tranquil environment. The experience is guided by British Canoeing Certified Kayakists who ensure your adventure is safe, fun and enriching. Mid-level fitness is required. Discover the grandeur of Sumidero Canyon from the water and live an authentic, unique and unforgettable adventure of Chiapas.

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.

Experience the magic of San Cristóbal de las Casas with a private city tour tailored to your interests. Enjoy a flexible and customizable tour with a knowledgeable guide at your disposal, uncovering the city's hidden gems, from cobblestone streets to vibrant markets. Visit iconic landmarks like Catedral de San Cristóbal Mártir, Templo de Santo Domingo de Guzmán, and Parque Quiosco Central. Explore lesser-known neighborhoods and markets, such as Mercado de la Caridad y Santo Domingo. Learn about the region's history, mythology, and traditions, gaining a deeper understanding of the Maya culture. This private tour provides a relaxed and intimate experience, allowing you to soak up the city's atmosphere at your own pace. Your guide will focus solely on you, answering questions, sharing local legends, and providing insider tips on the best places to eat, drink, and shop.

Learn about Palenque Mayan ruins on this private tour just for you and your family. You won’t need to share your guide or transport with anyone else. Instead, go at your own pace while you learn about the Mesoamerican step pyramid, the hieroglyphics, and the Mayan culture from your personal guide.