How long is the hike at Las Nubes waterfalls?

The trail portion lasts approximately three hours over varied terrain including forest paths and a suspension bridge.

Is the tour suitable for children?

Children over 4 years are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult. The trip requires a moderate fitness level.

Are meals included in the tour?

Yes, breakfast and lunch are included at local spots during the full-day excursion.

What wildlife might I see on the trail?

Visitors often spot tropical birds, reptiles, and small mammals endemic to the Lacandon Jungle.

Is transportation provided to and from the trailhead?

Round trip transportation from select hotels in Tuxtla Gutiérrez and San Cristóbal de las Casas is included.

Can the tour accommodate people with limited mobility?

This tour is not recommended for those with mobility restrictions due to uneven trails and suspension bridge crossings.

Las Nubes Waterfalls Trek with EcoExperiencias | Guided Tour | Hiking

Set deep within the rich biodiversity of Mexico’s Montes Azules Reserve, the Nubes Waterfalls and Comitan Magical Town tour by EcoExperiencias Tour Operators delivers an exceptional full-day immersion into one of Chiapas’s most pristine natural environments. Located roughly three hours from Comitan, these falls are carved from the crystalline waters of the Santo Domingo River, cascading into serene natural pools surrounded by dense jungle. The trek is designed for those eager to connect with unspoiled nature without the crowds, offering a rare glimpse of the Lacandon Jungle’s vivid flora and fauna.

This tour distinguishes itself with key highlights such as crossing a lengthy suspension bridge that sways gently over the river’s headwaters, adding an element of adrenaline to the hike. The path also leads through the intriguing “Time Tunnel,” a unique geological formation that invites curiosity and reflection amid the greenery. Throughout the roughly three-hour trek, visitors will pass viewpoints and rocky crags that frame the water’s journey, all under the guidance of certified local experts who bring ecological insights and safety.

After the jungle hike, travelers enjoy a meal at a local ecotourism restaurant before heading to Comitan’s historic center, where colonial architecture and vibrant street life provide a perfect complement to the day’s wilderness experience. EcoExperiencias excels at blending the region’s natural treasures with cultural richness, cementing their reputation as a vital part of Chiapas’s outdoor adventure offerings.

From comprehensive transportation and insurance to knowledgeable guides and included meals, this 14-hour excursion is tailored for visitors ready to embrace the full scope of Chiapas’s wilderness and heritage. Comfortable shoes, insect repellent, and layered clothing are essentials to maximize enjoyment on this trail into a little-known Mexican wilderness sanctuary.

About EcoExperiencias Tour Operators

EcoExperiencias Tour Operators organizes immersive, eco-focused tours across southern Mexico, with a strong emphasis on Chiapas, the Lacandon Jungle, Palenque, Bacalar and nearby regions. The company curates day trips and multi-day adventures that include guided visits to archaeological sites, natural reserves, waterfalls, lakes and indigenous communities. Offerings range from canoe and catamaran tours on Laguna Bacalar, mountain bike routes around San Cristóbal, and boat excursions through Sumidero Canyon, to multi-day jungle expeditions to Yaxchilán and Bonampak and camping in Lacanjá.

Several itineraries highlight sustainable stays and community engagement, including nights at Ecolodge Las Guacamayas and meals at Refugio Lodge. Transfer and logistics services appear among options, such as airport reception, transfers between Tuxtla and San Cristóbal, and combined tour-plus-transport packages. Tour types explicitly listed include group catamaran tours, private catamaran departures, guided archaeological visits (Monte Albán, Toniná, Palenque), waterfall and canyon excursions (Agua Azul, Misolhá, Chiflón, Aguacero, Nubes), and adventure activities like rafting, rappelling, zipline and mountain biking.

Local cultural experiences are part of the catalog, with visits to indigenous towns such as San Juan Chamula and Zinacantán, artisan villages near Oaxaca, and guided cultural immersion in Lacandon and Tzotzil communities. Trip durations vary from a few hours to multi-day expeditions. The operator emphasizes eco-experiences, regional biodiversity, local guides and logistical support to help travelers explore natural and cultural highlights across Chiapas, Bacalar, Oaxaca and Tabasco. Booking options include group and private departures, full-day and multi-day packages, with clear itineraries, local partner coordination, and flexible dates across regions.