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Explore the stunning natural water pools of Taxco's Thousand Waterfalls Park on this full-day tour from Mexico City, combining adventure, nature, and local flavors.
If you’re craving a day away from the bustling streets of Mexico City to enjoy some fresh air, crisp water, and the thrill of jumping into waterfalls, this tour to the Thousand Waterfalls Natural Park might just be your ticket. While I haven’t personally taken part in this adventure, the detailed reviews and descriptions paint a picture of a lively, nature-filled experience perfect for those looking to disconnect and recharge.
What I love about this trip is how it combines adventure with relaxation — swimming in crystal-clear pools and exploring natural caves. Plus, it offers a taste of authentic Mexico with a local-style breakfast and plenty of time to soak up the scenery. That said, the tour isn’t for everyone; it involves some walking and swimming, so you’ll want to be comfortable with outdoor activities and bringing your own swim gear.
This tour is an excellent pick for travelers who appreciate natural beauty, active pursuits, and memorable photos — especially if you’re traveling with friends or family who enjoy a good mix of fun and discovery. If you’re after a structured, guided day that balances adventure with comfort, you’ll likely find this trip engaging and worthwhile.


The day kicks off with a pickup from your Mexico City hotel, where you’ll receive a water bottle and snack — a thoughtful touch that helps fuel your adventure. Expect to pack light but smart: swimwear, aquashoes, a change of clothes, towel, and biodegradable sunscreen are non-negotiable items to keep you comfortable during the day.
The ride to the park is about 14 hours in total, which might seem long, but it’s broken up with stops for a light breakfast, ensuring you’re energized for the activities ahead. The small group size and guided transport make it easy to relax and enjoy the scenery without worrying about logistics.
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Once you arrive, a local guide will be assigned to your group, ready to lead you through this natural wonderland. Part of the charm of the park is its variety of waterfalls, natural caves, and crystal-clear pools. While weather conditions may influence some parts of the visit, the guide’s insights help you appreciate the park’s features and keep safety in mind.
Expect to spend a substantial part of the day exploring on foot — walking, hiking, and sometimes navigating uneven terrain. The park’s natural features provide plenty of photo opportunities, so don’t forget your waterproof case or a waterproof phone pouch.

The highlight for most visitors is definitely the chance to swim in natural pools and jump from waterfalls. The water is described as very clear, inviting you to cool off after some warm physical activity. Some reviews mention going into caves, which adds a touch of adventure; just be aware that cave exploration depends on weather and safety considerations.
Guides are happy to take photos for you, ensuring you capture those moments of joy and daring leaps. Several guests have praised the guides for their friendliness and knowledge, making the experience both fun and informative. Joanna, a visitor from Mexico, called her guide Alan “amazing,” noting how much she learned about Mexico’s history and current affairs along the way.

After several hours of exploring, there’s time to relax, swim, and enjoy the park’s natural beauty. You can float in pools, sunbathe on rocks, or even jump from the waterfalls into the cool water below — a perfect way to cool down and unwind.
The tour includes a stop for a simple but tasty food tasting or a visit to a local market. Remember, breakfast isn’t included, so bring your own or plan to buy something during the stop. The return journey is punctuated with a dinner stop, giving you a chance to reflect on your day and enjoy some local flavors before heading back to Mexico City.
Considering the price of $327 per person, the tour offers a comprehensive package that covers transportation, park entrance, snacks, guides, and some memorable activities. For lovers of outdoors and adventure, it’s a well-organized way to experience Mexico’s natural side without the hassle of planning every detail yourself.
From the reviews, we see that travelers appreciate the good value, the stunning scenery, and the knowledgeable guides who really enhance the experience. The fact that Joanna described her trip as “really great,” with beautiful surroundings and friendly locals, speaks volumes about the overall enjoyment.
However, it’s important to stay aware of your physical limits — walking and swimming are involved, and the day is long. No credit cards are accepted at the park, so bring cash for food or souvenirs.
This experience suits those who enjoy outdoor adventures, are comfortable in natural water settings, and want a day filled with activity rather than just sightseeing from a bus. It’s especially ideal for travelers with a sense of adventure, looking to add some adrenaline to their trip, or those wanting to enjoy authentic Mexican nature away from the city.
Families with active children (who can handle walking and swimming) will find this a fun outing. Conversely, it may not be suitable for pregnant women, people with health issues, or those who prefer less physically demanding activities.
This tour to the Thousand Waterfalls Natural Park offers a wonderful blend of adventure, natural beauty, and local flavor. It’s a chance to breathe fresh air, cool off in crystal waters, and create unforgettable memories. The guides’ expertise and the scenic setting make it a worthwhile day for those seeking a break from urban life.
It’s best suited for travelers who prize authentic experiences, aren’t shy about a bit of physical activity, and want to see Mexico’s natural side up close. Pack your gear, bring your sense of adventure, and prepare for a day full of fun, stunning views, and refreshing water.
What should I bring for the tour?
Pack your swimwear, aquashoes, a change of clothes, towel, biodegradable sunscreen, comfortable clothes, cash (since no credit cards are accepted), and a charged smartphone for photos.
How long does the tour last?
The total duration is about 14 hours, including transportation, activities, meals, and breaks.
Is breakfast included?
No, breakfast is not included, but there will be a stop for a light breakfast. You can bring your own or buy something during the stop.
Are there any physical limitations to participate?
Yes, walking and swimming are involved for around 3 hours or more. People with certain medical conditions or mobility issues should consider this before booking.
Can I cancel the reservation?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Is this tour private or group-based?
The tour is offered as a private group, ensuring a more personalized experience.
What language is the tour guided in?
Guides speak both Spanish and English, making it accessible for most travelers.
Whether you’re a thrill-seeker, a nature lover, or simply looking to escape the city for a day, this trip to Mexico’s Thousand Waterfalls offers a memorable slice of Mexico’s wild side.
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