Cascadas de Micos - 79090 Cd Valles

This place is really nice we had lots of fun I'm ready to go back any time

Very underwhelming waterfalls compared to the others in the area. Pretty but seriously nothing special. Boat ride thing was pretty lame. Don’t go out of your way to come here, there are way better options.

The admission is very affordable. You can take your own food or there are plenty of vendors. If you want to swim at the head of the park, signs everywhere says you have to have a life vest. Great place for camping or a visit. The entrance road is pretty rough, but as all things in Mexico, this may change tomorrow.

Not sure if this is worth going to if you're not doing some sort of water/tour group activity here as well. It's definitely beautiful, don't get me wrong, I just think other waterfalls/sites around the region are more worth your time if you have a tight schedule.

Parking was free, pay 40 pesos per person to enter, walk about 10 minutes down to river. Don't bring anything but pesos with you, and towels. Then pay 180 pesos each for jumping and swimming down the river/waterfalls. We didn't ask about the other activities. On the plus side, the guided take pictures and send them via WhatsApp and this is included in the 180 pesos :) The experience was awesome. I didn't like how you must pay to get to the river and then pay for activities, and that once you pay you need to return everything to your car because there isn't a secure way to store anything down at the river, nor that after they issue your helmet and life preserver you must walk up stairs to reach the road and walk further up the road ... but jumping the waterfalls and floating/swimming the cold river was a very enjoyable experience. There is food sold, tasted good, and coffee plus other beverages. Before you enter there are many water shoes and clothes for sale, as well as tourist stuff.

Absolutely stunning. I went with my family and it did not disappoint. It's easy to spend a whole day here and enjoy the scenery. While it does cost a few pesos to swim (you need a life jacket to swim by the waterfall), it's worth every peso to swim and explore this beautiful landscape. The tourist shops are also very worth it as well, selling waterproof cases for your phone (with straps to not lose it!), coffee bean earrings, handmade goods, pet toys, and souvenirs galore, it's a wonder that this place isn't more popular. Truly a hidden gem. (Also, if you're planning to go here, bring your own toilet paper! This is common in Mexico, but if you want toilet paper here, it costs a few extra pesos that you could save.)

Easily accessible, great family place. There are boats for hire and restaurants. Very pretty!

Entry fee cost: $100 peso Includes entry, parking, and life jacket. The area is very pretty. You can climb up several tiers of waterfalls all the way up to the hydroelectric power plant. Then you can jump off all the waterfalls in the way down.