moderate
6–7 hours
Moderate fitness required for walking uneven jungle trails and brief swims.
Discover the turquoise cascades of Agua Azul and the towering Misolhá waterfall near Palenque, Chiapas. Swim, hike, and experience one of Mexico’s most breathtaking natural reserves on this immersive day trip.
Adultos: MXN: $800 ~ $47.50 | Niños: MXN: $700 ~ $42 USD | Duración 7.5 Horas
Embark on an unforgettable adventure to the breathtaking Agua Azul and Misol-Há waterfalls. Marvel at the stunning blue and white waters cascading through lush jungles. Enjoy swimming, exploring trails behind waterfalls, and savoring local cuisine, all while surrounded by nature's beauty. This experience promises to captivate your senses and create lasting memories.
7.5 Hours
Live an unforgettable experience that will captivate your senses, visiting great attractions that will leave you amazed: The Turquoise Water Cascades of Blue and the Cascade of Misol-Há with its impressive curtain of water of more than 20 meters of height. The Waterfalls of Blue Water also considered cataracts and declared Natural Reserve of the Biosphere in 1980, they are formed of the affluents Otulún river, Shumuljá and Tulijá, creating a really impressive natural spectacle, mainly by its blue and white waters that contrast with the exuberant jungle landscape that surrounds them. Misol-Ha, which in the Chol language means precisely "fall of water", is located 20 km from Palenque by road no. 199. It is located in the Ejido de San Miguel, in the municipality of Salto de Agua.
The best time to visit the Agua Azul waterfalls is from November to May, which is the dry season and when you can better enjoy the area. When you travel to Agua Azul waterfalls, you prefer to wear light clothes and comfortable walking shoes. You can also wear shoes that you can wet, in case you want to do some activity in the rivers and waterfalls. Do not forget to bring insect repellent and sunscreen.
-Round transportation from your hotel.
Wear shoes that can get wet and provide good grip for walking around slippery rocks and waterfall trails.
Plan your trip from November to May for the best weather and clearest waters at Agua Azul and Misolhá.
The terrain is rugged around the waterfalls, and this trip is not recommended for those with limited mobility.
The surrounding jungle is home to insects; apply repellent to stay comfortable, especially during warmer months.
The Agua Azul waterfalls were declared a Biosphere Reserve in 1980, preserving the unique limestone formations and rich biodiversity of the region.
Visitors are encouraged to minimize their impact by staying on trails and avoiding litter, supporting ongoing efforts to maintain the area's pristine condition.
Necessary for hiking slippery and wet terrain around waterfalls.
summer specific
Keeps you comfortable and dry quickly after swimming or rain.
summer specific
Protects against mosquitoes and other insects in the jungle environment.
Crucial for outdoor exposure during open stretches and boat rides.
spring specific