Top Things to do in Central Mexico and Gulf Coast
Top Hotels in Central Mexico and Gulf Coast
10 Bodies of Water in Central Mexico and Gulf Coast That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast including Laguna Encantada, Alberca los Espinos, Puente de Dios, Lake Patzcuaro, Lake Camecuaro, Rio Filobobos Veracruz, Laguna Poza Reyna, Laguna de Sontecomapan, Media Luna, Rio Escanela.
Restaurants in Central Mexico and Gulf Coast
1. Laguna Encantada
2. Alberca los Espinos
3. Puente de Dios
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By Mike5466
At God’s Bridge, the water is super blue. The current from the waterfall is strong so they have installed thick floating ropes to help you ‘navigate’ if you are not strong enough to swim against the current. Beautiful waterfalls surround you on three sides. You can jump, climb, be immersed in the water or get pounded by the waterfalls. But the real surprise is a small opening in one of the rocks. Once you go through that opening (which most guides keep for last for obvious reason), you enter a cave like tunnel to get you to the ‘other side’. The color is breathtakingly blue, and its light seems to come from below (on a sunny day). It is both beautiful and magical. Some people don’t realize how strenuous all this jumping, climbing, and cavorting can be. While I was there, a woman had a heart attack and died. All guides jumped in to help her to no avail. A reminder to pace yourself. This is an AMAZING place that fills up quick, so it is best seen in early morning and not on weekends or holidays.
4. Lake Patzcuaro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 72 reviews
At over 6,000 feet above sea level, this is one of the highest lakes in the world.
Reviewed By cheeseville
You'll experience the traditional and more modern takes on the Day of the Dead. We started our Day of the Dead odyssey in Tzintzuntzan and it gets super crowded on November 1st. The cemetery is packed and welcoming. Towards the end of the evening dozens of large busses arrive to take day trippers back where they came. Instead we headed to Pacanda and Yunuen. The residents spend the night in the cemetery in a very traditional heartwarming celebration. From Yunuen we went to Patzcuaro on November 2nd and enjoyed the traditional artisans market. We walked to the cemetery and observed families spending the day with their loved ones. it was crowded buy calm and beautiful. www.MonarchOdyssey will be again offering tours to the area for the Days of the Dead in 2020.
5. Lake Camecuaro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 90 reviews
A well-kept lake and park, complete with 300-year-old cypress groves.
Reviewed By Cinnsityy - Los Angeles, United States
Great place for anyone, couples, families or friends. The lake requires an admission but once inside you are free to set up picnic anywhere. Arrived before opening so experienced it before anyone else could. The lake is surprisingly clean with beautiful crystal clear water. You are able to buy drinks and snacks all throughout the establishment. You can also rent a small boat for a tour across the lake. Well worth it.
6. Rio Filobobos Veracruz
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
Welcome to the adventure on filobobos river, enjoy our activities like: Rafting, temascal, and many more
