$2,100
MXN
Make the most of your day with this express visit to Tolantongo — park entry included. We’ll pick you up early, so you can rest during the drive and get there ahead of the crowds.
In Mexican Tales, spend the morning exploring the hot springs and caves at your own pace, then head back before afternoon traffic hits. You’ll be back in Mexico City in time for dinner or evening plans.
Why travel with us?
- Early arrival so you enjoy Tolantongo without the crowds
- Relax while we handle all the driving and logistics
- Small groups for a more personal experience
- Designed for travelers who want to maximize their time
- We get there bright and early — one of the first! But just a heads-up: Tolantongo is a public spot, so you might still see other travelers around.
- Take a look at the pick-up and drop-off areas to make sure we’ve got you covered.
- If you're staying in Centro Histórico, we'll drop you off near Bellas Artes — it's way easier with all the traffic and street chaos down there.
We make it easy — and cozy — from the moment your journey begins.
Around 4:20 - 5:00 AM Roma • Condesa • Polanco • Juarez • Ansurez • Tabacalera • Centro Historico • Cuauhtemoc • Anahuac • San Miguel Chapultepec • San Rafael
3Hrs
Pools • Breakfast • Tunnel • Caves • River
Start Drive Back: 12:30pm
Estimated Around 5:30 PM Right where we picked you up — easy and smooth.
Don’t forget, this part’s a must:
• Towel (trust us, you’ll want it)
• Swimsuit — best if you wear it under your clothes
• Cash for meals & drinks (about $300 pesos per person)
• Water shoes (game changer!)
Optional… but your future self will thank you:
• Sunscreen
• Waterproof case for your phone
• Waterproof flashlight (for the cave & tunnel vibes)
• Road trip essentials for the 3.5-hr ride: neck pillow, blanket, motion sickness pills, earplugs, power bank — whatever makes you comfy.
• Extra $150 pesos in case you want to buy something at the site — like a towel, waterproof case, or any last-minute must-have.
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We’ll send you your exact pickup time the day before your experience — around 5 PM. Expect it to be sometime between 4:20 and 5:00 AM (early birds, we know ).
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Mandatory:
• Towels
• Swimming Suit (Highly recommended to wear it under your clothes)
• Cash for your meals and drinks (arounrd 300 pesos per person)
• Water Shoes
Optional (Highly recommended):
• Sunscreen
• Sandals
• Waterproof case for your phone
• Waterproof Flashlight
• Anything you may need for a 3.5 hours’ drive (Neck Pillow, blanket, motion sickness pills, earplugs, external battery, etc.)
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On the way there 3 hours, on the way back 4 hours with a quick stop for a snack. (We can stop as many times as needed, but we just have one schedule stop).
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Totally doable — just remember, it’s all at your own risk.
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Sorry, no pets allowed — it’s part of the site’s policy. We love animals too, but this one’s out of our hands.
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We’ll pick you up right at your place if you’re in one of these neighborhoods: Roma, Condesa, Juárez, Anzures, Polanco, Cuauhtémoc, Tabacalera, San Rafael, San Miguel Chapultepec or Centro Histórico.
If you’re outside these zones, no worries — we’ll share the closest meeting point within our pick-up area.
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Pets, Guns, Drugs, Baggage larger than a carry-on.
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Around 5:30pm
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4.5 hours.
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Meals aren’t included, but don’t worry — we’ve got food stops planned!
We’ll grab breakfast around 9 AM.
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As this is an express experience, we dont have scheduled time for the Zip Line, however customers, on their own, can skip some activities to do the Zip Line and meet the rest of the group at the end of the experience.
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We don’t offer overnight experiences, but here’s a tip: you can book two tours — one for your arrival day and another for your departure day.
Just keep in mind the hotel at the site doesn’t take advance reservations, so it’s first come, first served.
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No, the depth of the water will only reach your belly.
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Yes, all our vehicles are equiped with A/C.
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Yep! Your entrance fee is included — no extra charge.
A typical Tolantongo tour lasts 12 to 14 hours due to travel time from Mexico City and the size of the park.
Yes, Tolantongo tours are considered safe when booked with certified operators that follow transportation and safety regulations.
Yes, Tolantongo is family-friendly with shallow pools and areas suitable for children, but supervision is important.
Early morning visits are best to enjoy fewer crowds and cooler temperatures, especially on weekends and holidays.