All Chiapas Tours & Excursions in 2026

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.

Sights are spread out in hilly Chiapas, and with limited public transportation options, getting around often means haggling with taxi drivers or chasing down a packed local bus. Visit two popular attractions with ease on this full-day, small-group tour. Observe the region’s unique flora and fauna by boat as you visit Sumidero Canyon, and enjoy free time to take in the crafts, cathedral, and textiles of colorful Chiapa de Corzo.

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 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.

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.

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.

In Yaxchilan you can appreciate splendid scenery of evergreen high jungle blanket to this magnificent archaeological site famous for its patent sculptural art in stelae and lintels. To build it, the Mayans took advantage of the characteristics of the terrain of a peninsula surrounded by a meander of the river. In Bonampak we can appreciate the magnificent Lacandon jungle, in the site there are three rooms with paintings, it should be noted that this is among the best preserved Mayan murals, in the murals the trade of war and human sacrifice is clearly shown.

Discover the Lacandon Jungle on a 2-day shared tour from Palenque that combines Mayan sites, an overnight stay in a cabin, and a guided jungle hike. On the first day you will travel to Frontera Corozal to take the boat to Yaxchilán and then visit Bonampak. When finished, you will have free time and will spend the night in a cabin in the Lacanjá community. On the second day you will explore the jungle on foot with a guide and visit the waterfalls of the Mactuniná River before returning to Palenque. The experience includes air-conditioned transportation, one night of accommodation, two breakfasts, one dinner, and one lunch. An option for those who want to combine archaeology and nature with more time to get to know the region. The hike requires moderate physical fitness.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

Explore the best of Chiapas on this small-group tour, which takes you seamlessly from San Cristobal de las Casas to Misol-Ha, Agua Azul, and Palenque all in one tour. This is a small-group tour, so you might make a few new friends as you explore the archaeological site of Palenque, and then two impressive waterfalls. Bring a bathing suit in case you want to take a dip in the pools at the base of the falls.

Explore two natural areas near San Cristóbal de las Casas on a shared tour of approximately 5 hours: the Rancho Nuevo Caves and El Arcotete Ecotourism Park. In Rancho Nuevo you will discover a system of caves surrounded by a coniferous forest and observe its stalactite formations. After you visit El Arcotete, where a natural stone arch and the pine forest offer a setting for walking and taking photographs. The tour includes air-conditioned transportation, park tickets, and travel insurance. Breakfast, meals, and drinks are not included. An option to discover caves and landscapes of Chiapas in one trip from San Cristóbal.

A truly immersive cultural experience, complemented with local specialists, revealing the living legacy of Maya culture beyond the tourist veil. Visit landmarks and murals. Light candles in beautiful churches. Admire textiles and orchids. Taste local bread, ingredients, and dishes. Plus, storytelling bringing the region's rich history to life.

See the best of Montebello Lagoons National Park and take a hike to El Chiflon Waterfall without having to worry about sorting out transportation or getting lost with this group tour. This group tour gets you from San Cristóbal de las Casas out into nature with a guide to provide commentary and keep you safe and on track.

Discover some of Mexico’s most awe-inspiring locations during this private small-group tour. Hike on foot to the base of Agua Azul for close-up views of the tiered waterfalls. A guide will be on-hand to assist you during the descent. You’ll also visit the cascades of Misol-Ha, with an option to swim in a natural pool overlooking the Chiapas rainforest. Upgrade to include lunch or the ruins of Palenque.

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.

Torn between visiting the Mexican rainforest or a Mayan archaeological site? Go for both. During this fun-filled, double-duty tour, you’ll head to Agua Azul and Misol-Ha—two stunning freshwater cascades, flanked by lush jungle—before arriving at Palenque. Then get a peek at well-preserved ancient ruins, like the Temple of the Sun, an iconic stepped pyramid. Transfer from San Cristobal is included.

Discover San Juan Chamula and Zinacantán on a shared cultural excursion from San Cristóbal de las Casas. Get close to the living customs and traditions of Los Altos de Chiapas with guidance in Spanish and English. In San Juan Chamula you will walk through the town and visit its church, with time to tour the plaza. In Zinacantán you will visit a local family to know another perspective of life in the region. Religious practices are part of the community's life and their observance depends on what happens during the visit. Includes transportation with air conditioning, entrance fees to the towns, guide, and travel insurance. Breakfast is not included. During the tour, follow local instructions and respect the rules regarding photography and access to religious spaces.

Explore the vibrant city of San Cristobal de Las Casas—and learn about Chiapas' Tzotzil Maya people and traditions when you visit several Indigenous villages—on this half-day, small-group tour. Following morning pickup, discover San Cristobal's characterful neighborhoods before visiting a side of the region many others miss. Head to San Juan Chamula to explore its colorful church, and visit Zinacantan to immerse yourself in its beautiful craft traditions.

Visit one of Mexico's most enchanting Maya sites on a full-day tour from Tuxtla Gutierrez to Palenque, then continue to two gorgeous waterfalls in the Chiapas highlands, Misol-Ha and Agua Azul. You'll see mountain scenery, ancient pyramids, and turquoise pools, with 2.5 hours to explore Palenque alongside a local guide. Learn the stories behind the stones as you tour the UNESCO-listed archeological site, whose elegant architecture has a dramatic backdrop of steep jungle.