Centro Ecoturistico Cascadas el Chiflón - 30100 Tzimol

A good hike to the top with beautiful views. Well worth it and not too difficult.

Very beautiful. But note there are two entrances and they are run by two separate parties. Both are beautiful I'm sure but it's not clear which one you are signing up for when you book a tour

Beautiful waterfalls. Among the best I have seen in my life and clean water. It is quite a hike to see all 5 waterfalls and it can get very hot. Better to do it in earlier hours of the day. The first ones are very easy and a very short walk. You can also sleep there and the accommodation is nice. Camping is also possible. There a lot of shops to buy some snack but no restaurant I think. The reception person could be a bit friendlier.

Absolutely stunning and worth spending a day. Don't end at the biggest cascade and continue on the stairs, there are two more beautiful ones above (and less touristy) :)

So good. Zip line here! It is absolutely stunning and worth the price. 2 hours were enough to see all the falls and zip line down. Just beautiful.

A highlight on our Mexico trip! Developed, but not in a bad way. The hike up to the topmost waterfall is a workout, but worth it. I just wish we brought a picnic to enjoy at one of the many free wooden tables among the path.

Definitely breathtaking. The area is nice with lots of shade and areas to hang out. A few stops on the way up to get cool beverages. The colors and the views are amazing. A must if in this area. ? @619_ijklmno

There are two different groups who manage each of the banks of these waterfalls. We elected this side and very much enjoyed our overnight stay. The restaurant is open from 8-5 and there is internet there. The lodgings are simple thatch roof hits with bug nets around the beds and fans for air circulation. Though it cools off beautifully in the evening. Being able to access the waterfalls in the evening and the early morning, before the groups started arriving was spectacular and at a very fair price. 40 pesos per person to enter. 50 pesos per person to camp. 600 pesos (in the off season) for a hut. Everyone who worked here were incredibly kind. There are restroom facilities and a playground and swimming area and several small vendors of drinks, coconuts snacks, etc. On the other side they allow swimming along many of the pools most of the way up, but on this side they keep the swimming down where it can safely be watched and encourage only to enjoy the scenery by walking up.