All Chiapas Tours & Excursions in 2026

Experience the living sea and the dead sea of Chiapas in one tour. Enjoy and spend a pleasant tour on the beach where you can taste the local cuisine in front of the sunset and at the end of this day of walking we return to Tuxtla Gutierrez.

Enjoy this full day small group guided tour, where you’ll be collected from Tuxtla, then taken on a tour of the indigenous villages of San Juan Chamula and Zinacantan. You’ll see several churches and learn about the culture of the area and the Mayan heritage of the people. You’ll also get to sample a traditional lunch of beans, tortillas, local drink, and coffee.

Check out at 4:00 am from the hotel. We will visit the stunning Waterfalls of Agua Azul and Misol-Há, with its turquoise waters and falls of 20m and 50m. We will explore the Archaeological Zone of Palenque, birthplace of the Mayan culture, on a 2.5 hour tour. Return to San Cristobal at 10:30 pm.

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.

Discover the ancient history of Mexico on a full-day tour to Palenque, and archaeological site that was once one of the most important ceremonial centers of the Mayan world. Going with a guide is essential, as the ruins are often unmarked and difficult to decipher without context. Avoid the stress of navigating on your own with round-trip hotel transport, and enjoy the intimate setting created by a small group size.

Explore one of the most beautiful reserves in the State of Chiapas, la Encrucijada, stands out for the abundance of mangroves in its coastal areas, as well as canals and permanently and seasonally flooded land. It was declared a Protected Area in 1995. Since then, its ecosystem has been subject to conservation and management, due to its great ecological importance and economic potential. Discover the tallest mangrooves in Mexico, and explore a unique scenary in the world.  Also, we will spent time at the Coffe Route in the heart of a lush tropical nature considered a  paradisiacal place beautiful and prestigious coffee farms in Mexico: Argovia.The landscape, its rivers, its sui generis architecture, the mixture of European culture with the mestizo, result in this extraordinary Resort located in the foothills of the Sierra Madre de Chiapas.

Take an unforgettable adventure through the La Venta River and behind the Aguacero Waterfall. Follow your experienced guide along the soft riverbed. Your endurance will be tested as you descend the seemingly endless steps (really, it’s less than 900) to the base of the falls. Go behind the cool water rushing past then hike through the warmth of the river current and revel in a memorable experience.

Combine visits to the Palenque archaeological site (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) and the waterfalls at Misolha and Agua Azul in a single tour from San Cristóbal de las Casas. Spend a few hours learning about Mayan culture at the important archaeological site with your guide, then move on to the waterfalls to cool off and take in the natural scenery. Breakfast, and round-trip hotel transportation included.

Chiapan amber is only found in this state of the country. In this workshop you will learn to work beautiful amber. You can take it with you wherever you go.

Leave the tourist track behind on this visit to the indigenous communities of the Tzotzil ethnic group of Mexico. The tour includes a visit to the town of San Juan Chamula to see the fusion of contemporary and ancient Mayan traditions, and a tour of Zinacantan to see locals working pre-Columbian waist looms and to sample handmade tortillas and regional drinks.

We introduce to you, two of the most representative Carnivals in the Zoque region of Chiapas. You choose one when you book. They are on different dates. 1. San Fernando - February 14th. Get your camera ready! 2. Coita - February 15th. The most colorful carnival in Chiapas! All the action takes place in the streets, and we'll mingle with the crowds. It's chaotic and intense. Not recommended for young children. We'll visit the Cohuinas (traditional houses) and witness ceremonies that make them unique. The experience is more than just visual: it becomes unforgettable thanks to my explanations of the roots of the customs and the legends you'll hear. This will give you a different perspective. It's not just a parade or a mask: there's a lot of history and faith behind it.

Travel with confidence in this well-organized transfer from Palenque to Flores. ✔️ Seamless border coordination We assist you throughout the process at the El Ceibo Border Crossing, ensuring a smooth and stress-free experience. ✔️ Door-to-door comfort Pick up from your hotel in Palenque and transfer to a central point in Flores (Yo Amo Petén). ✔️ Safe and reliable service Professional drivers and coordinated transportation on both sides of the border. ✔️ Ideal for travellers to Tikal Perfect connection for those who continue their journey to the main destinations of Guatemala. ✔️ Comfortable shared transport Travel in clean, air-conditioned vehicles operated by experienced staff.

Explore Sumidero Canyon aboard a motorboat during this full-day tour. Stroll around Chiapa de Corzo, Chiapas' first settlement and a UNESCO World Heritage site, with your guide to learn about its history. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Discover the serene beauty of the Roberto Barrios waterfalls with Jorge and Val, where turquoise waters and lush vegetation invite a deep connection with nature. This unique visit offers more than just stunning sights; immerse yourself in an ancestral cacao experience and a soothing sound healing session featuring wind instruments. Embrace the tranquility of this journey, allowing yourself to be truly seen and appreciated while exploring one of Earth’s most beautiful sites and uncovering the untold stories of Palenque.

Our canyoning product in Cueva El Chorreadero is the most complete and exciting adventure tourism activity you will find in San Cristóbal de las Casas and Tuxtla Gutiérrez.

Experience the living sea and the dead sea in one tour. Enjoy local cuisine, Chiapanecas beaches during your stay. At the end of this day we return to San Cristobal de las Casas.

This tour starts 9:15 am. Immerse yourself in a unique experience and discover the culture and history of the indigenous peoples of San Juan Chamula and Zinacantán! This tour starts from the cafeteria "Al Grano Café" in San Cristobal then you will head to San Juan Chamula, where you will discover the beauty of the typical costume made with sheep wool being a true work of art; you will visit its main temple dedicated to San Juan Bautista, a place considered mystical and sacred by the inhabitants. Later you will meet Zinacantán, there the women wear typical costumes with diversity of hand-woven flowers. It is a show rich in culture and traditions of these indigenous peoples. In addition, you will visit the church of San Lorenzo Martir, and learn about the technique of the waist loom. At the end of the day you will return to San Cristobal. - Please consider having breakfast and lunch at San Cristobal de Las Casas (Food not included)

Arriving in a new destination is often a stressful experience, particularly when fighting for a taxi at the airport. This private, door-to-door transfer service between Tuxtla Gutiérrez Airport (TGZ) and Tuxtla Gutiérrez hotels offers a smooth and hassle-free pickup. Comfortable, air-conditioned vehicles accommodate groups of up to eight people, making this an ideal option for groups and families.

Visit to the Indigenous Communities of San Juan Chamula and Zinacantán, places of ancestral traditions where through customs and typical costumes we can know part of the indigenous life of our peoples. Leaving from Tuxtla Gutierrez you will be given free time in San Cristobal. Leaving from San Cristobal you are dropped off at your hotel for free time. Return to Tuxtla Gutierrez or San Cristobal de las Casas. This tour operates with at least 2 people.

What does the true soul of Chiapas taste like? Step off the beaten path and experience San Cristobal from the inside out. On this culinary and cultural journey, every bite is a gateway into the city’s living history. Meet the people behind the ancestral recipes, discover hidden ingredients in bustling local markets, and understand the social fabric of Chiapas through its food. Join us for an intimate, human, and deeply delicious walking experience.

Immerse yourself in a one-of-a-kind experience in San Cristóbal de las Casas, where history and culture come together in fascinating ways. This unconventional walking tour invites you to explore the city through a social and political lens, revealing how ancient Maya spirituality coexists with contemporary life in Chiapas. As you wander through hidden alleyways and markets, you'll discover the region's unique religious syncretism and the social movements that have shaped modern Mexico, while gaining a deeper understanding of the Tsotsil and Tseltal communities. At the end of the tour, you'll receive an exclusive digital guide featuring locally owned restaurants and cultural spaces, so you can continue exploring like a local. -Experience San Cristóbal de las Casas beyond the typical tourist route. -Discover how Maya mysticism and modern life coexist in Chiapas. -Receive an exclusive digital guide with recommendations for locally owned restaurants and cultural spaces.

Immerse yourself in the rich culinary traditions of Chiapas with a hands-on cooking experience that celebrates the open-fire techniques of Northern Mexico. Starting at the lively Plaza del Cerrillo, explore a local market to select fresh ingredients, chilies, and herbs. In a cozy kitchen workshop, guided by a bilingual chef, you'll roast ingredients, grind salsas in a molcajete, and craft heirloom corn tortillas. This sensory journey culminates in a communal feast featuring a seasonal three-course menu, complemented by refreshing traditional drinks and a digital recipe book to recreate the magic at home.

DAY OF THE DEAD IS A MYSTICAL AND UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE. October 31st: Preparations for Day of the Dead in Zinacántán and San Juan Chamula. Day 1: The Romerillo and Zinacántán Cemeteries (cemetery and town). Day 2: The towns and cemeteries of Zinacántán and San Juan Chamula ROMERILLO - According to the indigenous belief of the community, the souls of the deceased arrive on foot to visit their relatives every November 1st. A visit to the Romerillo cemetery, located on a mountain crowned with 22 enormous Tzotzil crosses, is a very genuine, yet somewhat rude experience. Zinacántán - The cemetery will be decorated with an abundance of floral arrangements at an altitude of 2,700 meters, offering a beautiful view and a mystical atmosphere. Visit the church and a family of artisans to see the textiles made on a backstrap loom. SAN JUAN CHAMULA: ancestral indigenous celebrations at the cemetery, visit the church. IF YOU'RE INTERESTED IN A PRIVATE TOUR, JUST ASK!

Visit three of southern Mexico’s top destinations on a full-day tour to Agua Azul, Misol-Ha Waterfall, and the ancient Mayan ruins of Palenque. You can take nature walks and swim in natural pools at the waterfalls of Agua Azul and Misol Ha. Then have time to explore the archaeological site of Palenque, a UNESCO World Heritage that dates back to the seventh century.