Cette expérience va au-delà d'une simple excursion en transport. Vous explorerez une caverne de renommée mondiale et découvrirez la formation des stalactites et des stalagmites. Découvrez l'histoire de la mer de Téthys, qui a mis au jour des fossiles datant de plus de 60 millions d'années. Pour accéder à la grotte, vous emprunterez le téléphérique récemment restauré (mis à jour en septembre 2024), offrant une vue magnifique sur la roche calcaire et la magnifique vallée couverte d'une végétation variée, dont le mesquite et l'anacahuita, des arbres typiques du nord-est du Mexique. Après la visite de la grotte, savourez un délicieux pain et une glace dans la pittoresque ville de Garcia, joyau traditionnel du nord-est du Mexique.

Discover the magic of the "Grottos de García" on a safe and fun-filled tour. Walk through stunning natural formations that hide in the heart of the mountain, enjoy the cable car ride that will take you to the top with spectacular views of Monterrey and share this unique experience with friends and family. Can you imagine missing this adventure? Inside the cave we will do a 2 kilometer route, going up and down 750 steps, so it is important to have good health and lots of energy. Transfer from Monterrey is included. And we will take you through the Zona Cumbres de Monterrey, a residential area on the mountainside with the best views of Monterrey.

AVIS : Téléphérique en maintenance : Accès aux grottes par le sentier : 40 minutes de marche. Les grottes de García (Grutas de Garcia) constituent le deuxième plus grand réseau de grottes au monde. Ces grottes, découvertes en 1843, vous surprendront par leurs formations naturelles, dont la formation remonte à plus de 50 millions d’années. Un trajet de trois minutes en téléphérique vous permettra d’accéder aux grottes et d’admirer une vue magnifique sur les montagnes environnantes.

You will take a walk through the summits area, where you will have a panoramic view of the hill of the mitres, hill topochico and hill of the friar, you will arrive at the park grottos de garcía where you will climb in a cable car at 1100 meters above sea level and you will reach the entrance of the grottos where you will travel 2 km inside a cave admiring its stalagmites and stalactites of more than 60 million years. With Quality Tours in Monterrey they will make you live a real royal experience, with their certified and fun guides that will make you spend an amazing day, discover the best places where the guide will always be with you explaining all the history and the most relevant places to visit.

Discover the magic of the "Grottos de García" on a safe and fun-filled tour. Walk through stunning natural formations that hide in the heart of the mountain, enjoy the cable car ride that will take you to the top with spectacular views of Monterrey and share this unique experience with friends and family. Can you imagine missing this adventure? Inside the cave we will do a 2 kilometer route, going up and down 750 steps, so it is important to have good health and lots of energy. Transfer from Monterrey is included. And we will take you through the Zona Cumbres de Monterrey, a residential area on the mountainside with the best views of Monterrey.

Discover Monterrey's extraordinary fusion of industrial might and mountain grandeur with the self-guided tour, allowing you to explore Mexico's most ambitious metropolis at your own pace. Begin at the vast Macroplaza where the 70-meter Faro del Comercio designed by Luis Barragán sweeps its green laser across the night sky above palaces and fountains. Ride a riverboat along the 2.5-km Paseo Santa Lucía canal from downtown to Parque Fundidora, where decommissioned blast furnaces from Latin America's first steel mill have been transformed into world-class museums and open-air performance spaces. Wander the streets of Barrio Antiguo with its 17th-century architecture and contemporary galleries, then venture into the dramatic Sierra Madre Oriental — through the towering canyon walls of La Huasteca, past the 25-meter Cascada Cola de Caballo, and into the 60-million-year-old Grutas de García accessible by cable car above a landscape that reveals the geological power shaping northern Mexico.