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- 12 hours
- Veracruz
On this tour, we admire 41 buildings that are among the most majestic of the area: La Pirámide de los Nichos and Plaza del Arroyo.
Veracruz Tours & Activities
Visit Veracruz and explore historical sites in one of Mexico’s oldest ports. Book your tour today!
- 8 hours
- Veracruz
Live an experience full of emotion and adrenaline! Get into the adventure of driving an ATV over the dunes of the famous beaches of Chachalacas.
- 5 hours
- Veracruz
Discover a city with more than 400 years of existence! You will have a tour full of history visiting the Fortress of San Juan de Ulua one of the oldest fortresses in the American Continent.
- 8 hours
- Veracruz
Discover 2 cities full of history and culture! When you arrive at Orizaba you will notice why it is considered a magical town.
- 8 hours
- Veracruz
Enjoy a day full of culture and gastronomy! Start this experience by being picked up at your hotel and head south of the state where our 2 points of interest are located.
- 12 hours
- Veracruz
It starts at the town of Santiago Tuxtla in the Plaza de Armas where the Colossal Head of the Olmec culture monolith of more than 38 tons unique in its kind of this culture of the pre-Hispanic era in addition to enjoying the picturesque town.
- 11 hours
- Veracruz
On this tour, we start our visit with El Lencero Ex Hacienda and Museum, home of the former president Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana.
- 3 hours
- Veracruz
On this tour, you visit San Juan de Ulúa, one of the oldest fortresses in America, which is linked to some of the greatest events in the history of our country. Discover the best of Veracruz and Boca del Rio city tour and culminates with a visit to the Naval Museum and the largest aquarium in Latin America.
- 7 hours
- Veracruz
Experience a mystical complex that was the second capital of the Totonac Empire! Quiahuiztlan is known as “the place where rain is situated at the top.”
- 5 hours
- Veracruz
See the legacy of the Spanish conquest, such as La Casa del Cabildo, the Chapel of the Rosary, the first Catholic church in Mexico, and the home of Hernán Cortés.