< San Cristóbal de las Casas
Rancho Nuevo and Arcotete
From: $23
Departure: 10:00 am – Return: 3:00 pm approximately.
Prices may vary according to the date selected.
Description
Departing from San Cristobal de las Casas, you will visit the eco-tourist park of Rancho Nuevo, a cave system located inside a coniferous forest. You will be able to enter this impressive 700-meter grotto in which stalactite formations can be observed, and you will have the opportunity to explore the surrounding natural spaces, excellent for hiking and other forest activities.
You will also visit the Arcotete Park where you will find a subway river that forms a monumental rock arch nestled in a pine forest, discover this love story that hides in its imposing stone arch and enjoy the wonderful view of its caves.
Departure: 10:00 am – Return: 3:00 pm approximately.
This tour includes:
Round trip transportation from your hotel or nearby location
Entrance bracelets to the parks
Basic traveler’s insurance (during transportation).
Additional Information
Prices may vary according to the date selected.
Recommendations:
Comfortable clothes and shoes for walking
Sweater or coat
Extra cash
The parks offer optional activities such as zip lines and horseback riding (not included).
This ride includes round trip transportation from your hotel or nearby location.
FAQ
Do infants and children have to pay the same price?
From 4 years of age onwards the general price applies, infants from 0 to 3 years of age can go free of charge but they must be in the arms of their parents or guardians and would not be covered by the traveler’s insurance. If you want the infant to have their own assigned seat or to be covered by the traveler’s insurance then it will be necessary to pay for it like any other passenger.
What type of vehicle is it and how many people are in it?
They are vans or Sprinter type vehicles with air conditioning, the units are for 10, 14 or 20 passengers depending on the number of reservations received for a certain date. We only operate shared service tours.
Can people in wheelchairs attend the tour?
Unfortunately, it is not recommended since almost all the places visited in this activity have constant slopes, steps or rocky paths with little or no adaptation for people in wheelchairs.
