Las Granadas Mil Cascadas - Unnamed Road

The place is a wonderful experience. They have parking (it is optional and with cost) right there they offer you a guide, whether the transfer to the waterfalls is on horseback or walking, for those who like to get into nature is a walk of approximately 20-30 minutes . The transport only has two schedules to reach the waterfalls (I think) at 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. I don't know where they come from. Finally two things: -The road is mostly dirt -I recommend you bring flip flops or water shoes, since it is very rocky. Access is free, whether you hire a guide is cost (obvious). There is also an occasional "little store" where you can buy potatoes, prepared pork rinds, sweets ... No bathrooms

Wonderful place very affordable prices $50 entrance fee $500 per tour with a guide up to 10 people $50 for the rental of vests and lamps definitely if you want to know well you need the guide they take you to very beautiful places

This place offers very good services, the tours to the cave, the rappelling, the guide to the waterfalls with diving in the pools makes your visit more fun. The cost per camp is 130 pesos per person, the cost of firewood is $ 50 and it is not necessary to pay a guide to take the tour to the waterfalls, the trails are marked and it is easy to walk them. The food they sell in the place is good and not very expensive. I recommend going during the week, as there are not so many people.

The place as such is wonderful, although it is true that you have to travel a long stretch to get there, every pothole that is crossed by dirt is worth 100% to get to know this spectacular place. As part of my recommendation is to arrive early and have a good breakfast since there is a specific place on the site where they prepare simple food such as eggs to taste, unfortunately on that occasion it was not to our liking; the service is slow and although one tries to support the community, it is not possible if you are not offered a good deal, the tablecloths are super old and full of dirt, it took a long time to clean the table (if you can call that cleaning) since the ladies send their children and they do it very reluctantly. The eggs were good but the beans were very slimy and gave us mistrust. The entrance is very accessible but I recommend hiring a local guide, they charge from 400 to 500 pesos per family but it is worth every peso that is paid, the guides are too friendly and the tour lasts all day. In this way you can take advantage of every corner of the site since it is very very complete. You enter the underground river and later you go through all the natural pools and go up the waterfall.

Getting there is chaos, narrow road, dirt road, you are wary of continuing, it takes 40 minutes to get from the junction with the highway to a thousand waterfalls The entrance costs 50 pesos, vest rental 50 pesos, dino is a local guide He offered us a tour for 500 pesos 100% worth it Tour and jumps in a cave with a cenote We saw big and small bats The waterfall tour is simply spectacular, it is beautiful, the water is very clean, the tour lasts 5 hours Dino is very professional and friendly, without a doubt one of the best guides, he encourages you to jump from each pool, visit the place, consume in the little shops Let's support these projects

A beautiful place, spectacular views, the water is very cold but it is worth it and if you do not suffer from claustrophobia visit the grotto, jump from all the wonderful waterfalls of course with the help of a guide

Highly recommended for the whole family, there you can go camping the day before, it is very quiet and clean, I explain how things are, since sometimes we look for precise indications and we do not find them. The general admission per person is 50 pesos, to be able to enter the waterfalls it is mandatory to wear a life jacket which has a cost of 50 pesos the rent per person, that is, the entrance and the rent of the vest would be 100 pesos, which is recommended If you go for the first time, you have to hire a guide who charges you. $500 pesos from 1 to 10 people, that is, if you go in a group of 10 you will be charged 500, the same as if you go alone or with me, it will be 500, and it includes a lamp to enter the grotto, where you will find a cenote and a tour through a tunnel of the cave, to which it is essential to bring lighting, since you will also have to swim a little if you want to do the whole route. Then they will take you to the waterfalls where you will make several jumps of different heights, if you do not want to do them you can go along the banks. You can take your food or buy there, it's really cheap. If you are going to camp you need to take everything, which is everything, there is no light, there is nothing, you have to go prepared.