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Experience the stunning waterfalls of Micos and El Aguacate in Zacatecas, Mexico, on a 9-hour guided tour with swimming, scenic views, and regional buffet

This 9-hour tour in Zacatecas State, Mexico, offers a chance to explore two of the most captivating waterfalls in the region: El Aguacate and Micos. Priced at $98 per person, the tour is designed for nature lovers eager to enjoy scenic views, refreshing swims, and a taste of regional cuisine. With a high supplier rating of 4.7, this experience combines adventure, relaxation, and cultural highlights, making it a strong choice for travelers seeking an authentic outdoor escape.
The tour departs from Ciudad Valles at 9:00 am, with transportation included from your hotel or accommodation. Over the course of the day, you’ll visit El Aguacate Waterfall, descend about 200 steps to its base, and take a dip in its crystalline waters. Later, a visit to the Micos Waterfalls provides more swimming opportunities amidst lush vegetation. The trip concludes with a delicious regional buffet lunch and a comfortable return to Ciudad Valles, making it a well-organized, value-packed outing.
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The journey begins in Ciudad Valles, where an assigned guide picks up participants at 9:00 am from their hotel lobby or accommodation. The tour uses private transportation, with the first drive lasting approximately 80 minutes to reach El Aguacate. The convenience of hotel pickup and return simplifies planning, ensuring travelers can focus on the experience rather than logistics.
Participants should arrive prepared with comfortable shoes, swimwear, change of clothes, towel, and water. The tour includes all entrance fees and transportation, making it a straightforward day trip for those staying nearby.

The adventure starts with a visit to El Aguacate Waterfall, where the guide leads a short walk to the waterfall’s base. To reach this over 70-meter-high waterfall, visitors descend about 200 steps. The climb down is worth it for the breathtaking view and the opportunity to swim in its crystalline waters.
Upon arrival, you’re encouraged to relax in the refreshing waters and take photos of this impressive natural feature. The guided tour provides insights into the waterfall’s formation and local significance, adding context to the stunning scenery.

After leaving El Aguacate, the tour drives approximately 50 minutes to the Micos Waterfalls. Surrounded by lush vegetation, this site features multiple waterfalls, with a main pool ideal for swimming. Visitors enjoy photo stops and can experience the force of the waterfalls firsthand.
The guided tour explains the natural environment and the importance of the waterfalls within the local ecosystem. The swimming in cold waters offers a invigorating break amid the greenery, making it a highlight for outdoor lovers.
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Following the water activities, participants head to a local restaurant about 37 minutes away for a buffet lunch featuring regional Huasteca cuisine. The delicious food complements the outdoor adventure and provides a chance to sample local flavors.
The lunch break lasts approximately 1.5 hours, giving enough time to enjoy regional snacks and regional food in a relaxed setting. It’s an excellent opportunity to unwind and recharge before the final stop.

Throughout the day, professional guides accompany the group, offering insights and ensuring safety. The tour provides vests for activities involving water, and photographic packages are available to capture the memorable moments. The major medical insurance included adds peace of mind for participants.
Participants should adhere to safety instructions, avoid wearing high-heeled shoes, jewelry, or pets, and bring biodegradable insect repellent and sunscreen. The tour emphasizes environmental respect, including a strict littering policy.

The return journey lasts approximately 15 minutes from the restaurant back to Ciudad Valles. The driver ensures a smooth ride, and the group arrives back at their starting point around 6:00 pm. The day concludes with a sense of accomplishment after experiencing nature’s beauty and enjoying regional cuisine.
The value of this tour is heightened by entrance fees, guides, transport, and the photographic package, all included in the $98 price. It’s suited for travelers looking for a full day of outdoor adventure with comfort and organization.

This tour offers a balanced mix of adventure and relaxation in Zacatecas State, Mexico. The waterfalls of El Aguacate and Micos are notable for their scenic beauty and swimming opportunities, making this experience ideal for those who enjoy outdoor water activities.
The professional guides enhance the experience with local knowledge, and the regional buffet adds cultural flavor to the day. The convenient logistics, including hotel pickup and return, make it accessible for a variety of travelers, though some might find the descents and climbs physically demanding.
This tour provides good value, diverse activities, and beautiful scenery in a well-paced format. It’s perfect for nature lovers who want to see impressive waterfalls and enjoy a peaceful environment with minimal fuss.

What should I bring for the tour?
Participants should bring comfortable shoes, swimwear, change of clothes, towel, water, biodegradable sunscreen, cash, closed-toe shoes, and biodegradable insect repellent.
Is the tour suitable for children or elderly?
The tour involves descending about 200 steps to El Aguacate Waterfall and walking in lush but uneven terrain, so it’s best suited for physically able individuals.
What is included in the price?
The $98 fee covers professional guides, entrance fees, transportation, tour vest, photographic package, and a buffet lunch.
Are there any restrictions I should know?
Yes, high-heeled shoes, pets, jewelry, alcohol, littering, fireworks, making fire, nudity, and bare feet are not allowed during the tour.
How flexible is the booking process?
You can reserve and pay later, and cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
What is the typical duration of the tour?
The entire experience lasts approximately 9 hours, starting at 9:00 am and returning around 6:00 pm.
This nature-focused tour offers an engaging way to enjoy Zacatecas’s waterfalls with the convenience of guided organization, making it a compelling option for outdoor enthusiasts.
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