moderate
10 hours
Suitable for those comfortable with moderate hiking and long walks over varied terrain including uneven paths.
Head out from Mexico City to Valle de Bravo with Travis Adventures for a 10-hour journey through lakeside cliffs, spiritual sanctuaries, and iconic waterfalls. This trip combines scenic vistas with cultural insights for a memorable mountain escape.
10 Hours • All Ages • Discover a prodigious land with great beautiful landscapes
10 hours
This tour will take you to know the picturesque town of Valle de Bravo, famous for its weekend getaways and for practicing extreme sports such as skiing, mountain biking, and paragliding.
We will know the house of prayer Maranatha which means Come Lord, built in the 70s by the Carmelite monks, this center that's considered a spiritual retreat, invites to meditation and personal knowledge through silence.
Later we will visit the 2 most important waterfalls in Valle de Bravo, the Velo de Novia waterfall, famous for its wide mouth of water and its 35 meters high will leave you breathless for its great natural beauty, we will give you some free time to enjoy taking some photos and fall in love with the sound of the water flowing through the river.
After the visits, we will come back to the Zocalo of this Magic Town and you'll have free time to eat the local food (not included), and walk around to know a little bit about the way of living of the local people.
In case you want to get into the boat (not included), ask your guide to take you to the port and enjoy a boat ride on the dam. After this activity we will come back to Mexico City
Note: Suitable for adults and children who can take long walks.
Trails around waterfalls and rocky viewpoints can be slippery; good traction is essential.
Local eateries in Valle de Bravo’s central plaza do not always accept cards, so carry pesos for snacks or meals.
Mornings can be cool near the lake and forest but warm up significantly by midday. Layer clothing accordingly.
The Maranatha House of Prayer is a quiet, reflective space—respect silence rules and instructions.
Valle de Bravo was designated a "Pueblo Mágico" in 2005 for its cultural significance and natural beauty, historically serving as a fishing and agricultural community before becoming a popular retreat.
Efforts to preserve Valle de Bravo’s forests and waterways focus on managing tourism impact and promoting environmental education with local communities.
Provides stability and grip on rocky and sometimes slippery trails near waterfalls.
Adapt to temperature changes from cool mornings to warm afternoons with breathable layers.
all specific
Stay hydrated during lengthy walks and outdoor stops.
Capture stunning views of waterfalls, lake panoramas, and charming streetscapes.