Top Veracruz Outdoor Activities

Enjoy a tour of the capital of Veracruz and two of the most famous magical towns. Visit the former farm "El Lencero" in Xalapa and visit what was once the house of President Santa Ana with a guide. Meet the Museum of Anthropology and History with a certified guide who will explain about the cultures that inhabited the state. Tour the Coffee Museum in the magical town of Coatepec and enjoy the coffee-making process. Enjoy a tour of the center of the magical town of Xico and taste the gastronomy of the place.

Surf the fascinating dunes of Chachalacas, you don't need experience. We are a regulated company, pioneers in the Sandboard; We have certified guides and personal accident insurance.

Swap sunbathing for active sightseeing on a sandboard and snorkel tour of Chachalacas Beach. Soak up ocean views as you board across 550 acres of sandy dunes, then transfer to the water for a glimpse of life on the Veracruz Reef System. Find the start point easily with included round-trip transfer from your Boca del Río hotel and benefit from you instructor’s personalized attention on a small-group tour.

Knock out visits to two important sites of Mexico’s pre-Columbian Totanac culture—the archaeological ruins of El Tajín and the 13th-century city of Papantla—in one day on this guided trip from Veracruz. Wander through the pyramids and plazas of the UNESCO-listed El Tajín, learn about Mesoamerican history and discover the cultural treasures of Papantla, from its flying pole dancers to vanilla. Hassle-free hotel transport by van is included.

The pre-Hispanic city of El Tajín is home to remarkably well-preserved ancient sites, including pyramids, palaces, and ball courts. On this fully narrated, small group tour, you’ll explore these well-preserved sites, see a pre-Hispanic “Dance of the Flyers” ritual, and visit a vanilla factory and plantation to learn about the growing, harvesting, and processing of the vanilla orchid.

Enjoy fascinating architecture, archaeology and history on this guided day trip from Veracruz. With the help of an informative guide, discover the ruins of Quiahuiztlan, perched on a hilltop overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. In the Mesoamerican archaeological site of Cempoala, walk by ancient temples and learn about the city’s invasion by Aztecs. Wrap up the day in La Antigua, Mexico’s first Spanish settlement. Round-trip hotel transport is included.

Venture deep into the great outdoors during this action-packed day trip, which makes it easy to escape the city. You’ll have personalized attention from a private guide as you cover four different stops, from the largest head of the Olmec civilization to a secluded island inhabited by a lively monkey population. You’ll also climb to the top of a stunning waterfall and learn about Mexican biodiversity in an ecological park.

Explore the historic coastal city of Veracruz on an affordable, half-day tour. Visit the oldest army base in Latin America, the 500-year-old San Juan de Ulua fort, and hear its legends from an informative guide. Experience the city’s rich culinary culture and musical traditions in the community of Mandinga. Then, cap off your introduction to Veracruz with a boat ride along its mangrove forested coastline.

A unique tour where you can enjoy the nature that Veracruz offers, in a place as distinctive as La Mancha, site that houses 7 ecosystems, and which is the resting place of 500 species of birds, you can not miss an experience of this type .

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Ecotourism, professional service, sea lovers, locals from Veracruz, connoisseurs of the area, always friendly and attentive service. Kayak and paddle equipment is special for the sea. We have all the insurances and permits.

Experience Mexico’s coffee tradition and impressive pueblos magicos on this full-day guided tour. Save time with convenient hotel pickup and drop off and travel in a comfortable, climate-controlled minivan. See the hacienda that once belonged to Antonio López de Santa Anna, the notorious former military leader and president, cruise through coffee farms and visit the picturesque colonial towns of Xico and Coatepec, one of the region’s most important coffee producers.

Share the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico with dolphins, sea turtles, and more on a kayaking tour from Veracruz. After a brief training session, get comfortable in your personal kayak and follow your guide on a scenic route to the Island of Sacrifices. See what lies beneath the waves with a snorkel break in the Park Arrecifal Veracruzano, before paddling back to the bay.