Embark on an unforgettable adventure from San Cristóbal de las Casas. Our tour will take you through the stunning landscapes of the Sumidero Canyon. We’ll start by visiting two strategically located viewpoints at the top of the canyon, where you’ll have minutes at each to capture the natural beauty of the surroundings. Then, we’ll delve into the heart of the canyon on an exciting boat journey. After the boat journey, we’ll visit the charming magic town of Chiapa de Corzo. Here you’ll have the opportunity to explore its history and culture-rich streets on foot. At the end of the day, we’ll return to San Cristóbal de las Casas, leaving you with unforgettable memories of your trip. Please note that the viewpoints are closed on Tuesdays, so visits cannot be made on that day of the week.

Get ready for an experience filled with adventure and excitement enjoying the road to the impressive Sumidero Canyon and Chiapa de Corzo (First colonial city founded by Spanish conquistadores) and enjoy an unforgettable experience on this amazing tour that takes you to this fascinating natural wonder, located in Chiapas.

From San Cristóbal de Las Casas we will not lead to the visit of 2 viewpoints from the top and then we will venture to the Osumacinta jetty where we will board a boat to sail over the waters of the impressive Grijalva River, which will lead us to know the incredible geological fault, do not miss an instant and admire the flora and fauna endemic to Chiapas, spider monkeys, crocodiles and a great variety of birds, feel the wind on your face. After such a fascinating experience we will move and make a tour of the beautiful Magical village of Chiapa de Corzo, famous for its Pillar or Fountain of Múdejar architectural style, unique in the entire state of Chiapas. At the end you will stay in San Cristobal de Las Casas, a magical town full of culture, history and tradition, a dream city that will be the initial departure of many more adventures. Note: On Tuesday there is no access to the viewpoints, only the Lancha ride.

Visit Sumidero Canyon where you will enjoy a motorboat cruise through the middle of this spectacular canyon, the road descends more than 1500 meters and reaches the Grijalva River where the Sumidero Canyon has cliffs from 100 to 1000 meters high. In this national park, it is very often possible to see local wildlife such as crocodiles, spider monkeys, and white and gray herons. Walk around Chiapa de Corzo, Chiapas' first Spanish settlement, which is also distinguished by its exquisite gastronomy, highlighting: the baked cochito, the typical sweets, and its traditional drink called "Pozol"; all of them with very peculiar flavors that will delight you. In its rich craftsmanship, the lacquer, wood carving and embroidery that can be seen in the colors of the regional costumes of Chiapas and Parachico.

Leave San Cristobal de las Casas for a boat ride along the Grijalva River through Sumidero Canyon, a towering vertical canyon formed around the same time as the Grand Canyon of the United States. Admire wildlife and picturesque rainforest. Then visit the 'Magic Village' of Chiapa de Corzo, the oldest village in the state of Chiapas, known for its natural beauty and historical importance. See centuries-old monuments and the huge tree around which the city was founded, and get some souvenirs before returning to San Cristobal.

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!