manantiales el aguacate - 76547 Cadereyta de Montes

A divine place ... really. It is worth the hike. The place is well maintained and the local people who serve you are very friendly. Please be nice and respectful too. They give you food service, mojarras, steaks, gorditas, elotes. There is beer, micheladas, cantaritos with tequila, soft drinks. The waters are thermal but their temperature is not that high.

Excellent place, there is a restaurant called El Mirador, where the attention is first class, the food is very tasty and cheap, and the boats are $600 pesos

First of all, the photos that they put on other pages are not real, although it is a place surrounded by nature, the water is not crystal clear, to go down you have to walk on rough and slippery dirt, at least you can enjoy the landscape, when you get down you they get on a boat to take you to the spring, here it is important to wear a bathing suit and wear divers because getting there there is no space or place to change, the entrance is a muddy space, the avocado is very narrow more or less it is made up of 3 pools where even when arriving early is crystal clear water, it begins to fill with people after 10, so I noticed a lot of local people, people who came in with clothes, jeans, shirts, boots and even heels and that is not the first bad point they also let them in with dogs, smoking and of course with alcoholic beverages that the locals sell themselves, however even when they are allowed to drink, there are no restrooms so I imagine people do it inside the s pools, if they have no qualms about going in with clothes much less to do there, to go to eat they are improvised places because according to what they say it depends on the water level and here again there is no specific or conditioned place to do it, more than a place with a blanket or a cave where you can relieve yourself and leave waste that when the water level rises will end up contaminating, my perception is that the locals only exploit the place without respecting or caring for the environment and ecosystem, when returning through the same place we do not speak the climb was horrible in full sun.

An excellent option to relax and get out of the routine. The way to get down is quite heavy but it is worth it. I recommend taking only the essentials and a good camera. The postcards offered by the place are unmatched.

Regular place to visit, not much to do, just sit in a small pool. In water it is warm, very pleasant. You have to get to the pools by boat. And you have to walk about 20 minutes approx, to get to the boats.

The place is interesting, it is reached after 20 minutes by boat from Tzinbatza, Qro. And they charge 50 pesos per person, they sell beer, micheladas (like in all of Mexico) for 80 pesos and the esloyes prepared in 20 are only two pools and the spring is wired so you can't access it, there were some goats about to clear and they threw stones at us (heh heh)

This father the landscape and the people are very nice but personally it is a long walk to get to the springs and when I finally arrived they were cleaned and I had to wait for them to fill up and back the climb is somewhat steep and a little dangerous for children. I say if you like to walk and the adventure is ideal but do not bring children and above all wear a cap, hat and walking shoes because it is somewhat heavy downhill as well as the climb.

It is a wonderful place!! Its springs are hot springs. We stayed in the cabins on Tzibanzá Island, they took us to these springs that are about 10 or 15 minutes away by boat. We spent there in the morning and since it was still fresh, the spring water felt delicious!! We were there on a Sunday and because it was early (8am) there were no people and we were the first to enter without having to wait.