All Chiapas Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 4

This experience will bring you closer to the most important topics of THE HIGHLANDS OF CHIAPAS: mysticism, religion and customs of the indigenous people in SAN JUAN CHAMULA, the most visited town from San Cristobal and the beautiful textiles and wool pieces of the Highlands of Chiapas area, amazing textiles are common in the shops and markets of San Cristobal but few visitors come to this town located within a picturesque landscape in the mountains. During this tour you will get to know a little of the history and social context, approaching LIVING CULTURE in an interactive and respectful way. Our hallmark is interaction with local communities, as well as direct support for artisans.

Service, quality and comfort in each of our new vehicles with air conditioning and traveler's insurance. Trained and uniformed drivers, who will make your arrival an 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.

Explore Sumidero Canyon by land and water, and visit the Spanish colonial town of Chiapa de Corzo on a full-day tour from San Cristobal de las Casas. Start with a 2-hour boat cruise through Sumidero Canyon where you can see towering waterfalls, sheer canyon walls, and wildlife. Next, head to Chiapa de Corzo for lunch and a look at the charming town's architecture and crafts markets. Finally, take a driving tour towards Tuxtla Gutiérrez to visit viewpoints overlooking Sumidero Canyon and the Grijalva River.

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.

Depart from San Cristóbal de las Casas and travel to the archaeological site of Toniná, where you’ll spend approximately two hours exploring its temples, terraces, and impressive Maya structures with a local guide. After the visit, continue to Agua Azul Waterfalls and spend the afternoon enjoying the cascades, swimming, and relaxing by the turquoise pools. For those looking for more adventure, an optional canyoning experience is available. In the afternoon, we begin our journey back to San Cristóbal de las Casas.

Discover the roots of local cuisine in San Cristobal de Las Casas with the Breadmaking Workshop. In this interactive workshop, an expert Cheff will take you through the breadmaking process, from mixing the ingredients to the final bake. This welcoming space offers all the necessary materials, allowing families and groups of friends to immerse themselves in this rich tradition. At the end, enjoy freshly baked bread, accompanied by a coffee tasting, where you can appreciate its various aromas and flavors in perfect harmony with your creation.

Leave the mass-market tours behind. This is a private, premium overnight expedition designed for travelers seeking an authentic, in-depth, and flexible Chiapas experience. We specialize in sustainable tourism, collaborating with local communities to provide access to the region's most spectacular natural and cultural wonders—far from the standard tourist routes. Your adventure is led by a certified local expert guide. He is a passionate specialist in Mayan archaeology, living cultures, local ecosystems, and birdwatching, ensuring a rich and educational journey from start to finish.

The Lagos de Montebello are a National Park with over 50 lakes and cenotes in stunning shades of blue and green. Join us for a 2-day, 1-night experience, including a fully equipped private lakeside cabin, designed for comfort and a deep connection with nature. Enjoy free paddle boarding to explore hidden cenotes and remote lagoons. In the evening, experience a traditional temazcal ceremony with a local family—an authentic cultural and wellness ritual. The journey may also include hiking, a coffee experience, a pre-Hispanic archaeological site, and other curated activities to make the most of your time. Includes: Round-trip transportation from San Cristóbal de las Casas Entrance fees to parks and local communities 1 breakfast All necessary equipment Relax and enjoy—everything is taken care of. Save time and experience Chiapas in a unique and meaningful way.

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!

The town of Chiapa de Corzo is much more than a jetty to take the boat to the Cañon del Sumidero! This town has history and tradition from pre-Hispanic times that its people proudly celebrate every year during the two weeks of JANUARY: the Fiesta Grande. The Parachico dance has been designated an Intangible CULTURAL HERITAGE by UNESCO since 2009. We will start with a tour on the BOAT (2.5 hours NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE) through the Sumidero Canyon. We invite you on a tour all year round to learn about the history of the Parachicos and legends, to visit traditional houses and the ARTISANS who work to prepare the Fiesta Grande. We are going to savor local dishes such as pepita con tasajo and pozol which have their origin in pre-Hispanic times!

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.