It's a very good place to go with the kids overall. Food options are not good at all, I mean, they serve its purpose if you're starving but nothing delicious or worth considering if you're not hungry, refreshments are good tho', try to call in advance to ask if they're in maintenance, otherwise you'll see a bunch of empty cages. Be there as early as you can.

On my recent visit, the 2 guides for our tour were very informative and pleasant. They explained about every animal and their habitat. They talked about conservation efforts and where we can participate. The animals look well kept and healthy. My only concern would be DUMBO the elephant. His enclosure consists of only a metal structure in the middle of an empty land. With no big trees for him to cool off when the sun is at it higher point. It was saddening to witness how he tried to slim down and stay still in order to fit inside the very little shadow the structure was projecting. I hope the next time I visit the park, his conditions are better. They have a store at the entrance for you to buy snacks and plenty of choices for drinks since they don't allow outside food or drinks, yes, not even water. At the end of the train ride, there's a section with more exhibits and even though it is not a formal restaurant, they have sitting and they offer food options like tamales, empanadas, oreja de mico and different traditional candies and snacks. They also offer drinks and paletas de hielo. I hope everyone visiting Tabasco can take the opportunity to visit this place. It's not only kids friendly but has something special for all ages!!

3 hour wait to enter the park but it was actually worth it. That was on Easter Sunday. Bad idea. They say the park is empty monday to friday, go then. 4 stars because their organizational skills suck.

This place is an amazing experience if you are in town, it’s fun for families. The prices are extremely affordable kids below 3 enter free, other kids are $40 (pesos), adults foreigners are ~$137 pesos (~$7 dollars) and local adults are only $80 pesos. It includes two guided tours: 1) a walking guided tour through the jungle, as you walk by the tell you all about the fauna and ecosystem there. 2) a train tour through the reservation where all animals are not caged, and in their own ecosystems. The third stop is a recreational area with additional animals and a park with a small shop for food and gifts. They have bathrooms both at the entry and on the recreational stop. Bring comfy shoes for walking, and clothes that cover your legs and arms! There are lots of mosquitos and ants around!

Awesome place! Educational tour in Spanish, family friendly, impressive variety of animals, well kept. Super friendly and helpful staff. Bug spray is a must!!!!

Nice place to visit, especially with children. You can see crocodiles and many other animals almost in natural conditions here.

This is a great spot to see some animals and enjoy a nice park.

interesting little museum. In my opinion, the main attraction are the beautiful tiles in- and outside of the building.

Small place with random memorabilia from old days. The building itself is fascinating, but it does not give a clear introduction in Tabasco's history as it is also history museum. The entrance is expensive for what it is 22 pesos for mexicans 34 pesos for foreigners. Foreign residents pay as foreigners. Not recommended.

Small museum but interesting, you will visit it in less than one hour. Entrance cost 35 mxn. Cashier tried to scam us...

Beautiful but private access only

Super

Very small, it was ok

Ok

Nice modern building. Full with artefact of local Tabasco history. Is definitely worthy to visit. Very friendly English speaking security guy. 23 pesos entry fee.

Entry was free today; normally 28 pesos. 10 staff working, but we were the only visitors. Lots of prehispanic artifacts, including the Mayan calendar predicting 2012 to be the end of the world!

Another excellent regional museum with a collection mostly from La Venta. Unfortunately the interpretive signs are not bilingual and there are no audio guides. This museum also has on display a codice, a rarity for mesoamerican museums.

Great museum, with a fabulous selection of mesoamerican artefacts. I'd recommend downloading Google translates for non-Spanish speakers

Amazing museum featuring 4 cultures in the history Tabasco meso America. 1 Olmec head here. 3 floors. Lots of great info and pieces. Definitely recommend. Tuesday is free to visit.

Lovely 😊 Amazing place to know more about Villahermosa, Tabasco

Soooooo much history of Tabasco. Excellent art work. Huge museum with 3 floors. I spent 2.5 hours inside. Staff were very helpful. They also give tours of the museum. I recommend a visit

Beautiful Cathedral. Worth the visit.

Very big and not so old building

Nice place to visit.🙏

Tall cathedral but small, it was built in the year 1970 and seems unfinished. You will be able to appreciate the architecture adapted to the climate with large open walls . The neighborhood around the cathedral is a bit ugly...

The place is Ok but not so attractive like I heard. Localities calls it as Una señor de Villahermosa. It is a small church. If someone want to have good and silent time can visit this place. Bring your water bottle, as villa Hermosa is hot and tropical.

Antique beautifull, but i dont like people drunk sleeping aoutsay in the street, the street is not very clean.

I always have to go here to see my late step mother. This church feels like it is the heart of the city.

The ticket took forever,.than from the next window some man shouted: where are you from? He had to fill out a list, then at the entrance we had an argument since the ticket lady gave us the Mexican entrance fee and the entrance lady told her we should have paid the foreigner entrance fee, so they argued if a permanent residence permit makes a foreigner eligible for the regular fee or not and we just stood there.....until we decided to enter the park. A very unwelcome feeling. The park deteriorated a lot since we were here 4 years ago. Not worth the money. With or without discount.

A wonderful combination of a zoo, forest preserve and archeological site, with coatis roaming free thru the park, huge ceibas and mango trees and next to a lagoon with crocodiles, make it a unique place, not to be missed if you’re in Villahermosa.

Today it was free. No flash photography and don't touch anything. Not really kid friendly and you have to pay for everything.

Very cool outdoor museum of Olmec sculptures and altars. Situated on a lovely lagoon, it's one of the highlights of Villahermosa (excepting the dismal, unnecessary zoo included in the park).

Make sure to bring mosquito repellent so that you can enjoy this place.

I was visiting from the US and my friends wanted to take me here. It’s beautiful, for sure. I really like that it has the combination of being a museum AND a zoo! Mostly common zoo animals, but it’s still neat. I really enjoyed the bird area that you can walk into. The big head statues are awesome. The ONLY downfall is the amount of mosquitoes is torturous! Be prepared for that, bring plenty of bug spray/repellent because you will for sure be eaten alive by mosquitoes if not. We had bug spray and were still getting attacked haha.

Nice experience but the animal enclosures were not very well kept. My animal lover kids were very concerned. We were not aware of the zoo and we were just fine without the zoo part. Very hot and humid but fun to see the archeological monuments.

Good place, good food, good entertaiment

Clean good food

Re malll

Good

Regular

(Translated by Google) I didn't go to the casino, but to the restaurant area and it is very good, the price for the potions they serve is more than excellent. The taste of the food is very good too. I see that sometimes they serve a buffet. The service was quite pleasant from the waiters, always very attentive to what you need. In general in the casino there is a smell of cigarettes so if you are sensitive it may not be an ideal place, other than that it is excellent to go to relax and eat. (Original) No acudí al casino, sino al área del restaurante y es muy bueno, el precio por las pociones que te sirven está más que excelentes. El sabor de los alimentos es muy bueno también. Veo que en ocasiones igual sirven buffet. La atención fue bastante agradable por parte de los meseros, siempre muy atentos a lo que necesites. En general en el casino hay olor a cigarro así que si eres sensible puede que no sea un lugar ideal, fuera de eso es excelente para acudir a relajarte y comer.

(Translated by Google) To have a fun time without addiction, the food is very good and the buffets are quite affordable and delicious. (Original) Para pasar un rato divertido sin adicción, la comida muy buena y los buffets bastante accesibles y rico.

Always love this park because enjoy the color of the trees, and see animals like raccoons, a variety of birds and take a good picturea of the place.

Uncrowded with a enjoyable riverfront walk.

The main park has an entrance fee meaning that if you don't want to pay you end up walking along a 1km concrete path with little or nothing to see. Rather disappointing that it is not freely open to the public .. There is also only 1 public bathroom was is absolutely disgusting and has no lights...

Nice park with a nice walkway around the lake, with plenty of wildlife mostly birds and some crocodiles in the water. When walking though the night you will also see a lot of cats. Has a nice kids area also.

Beautiful and amazing views

Good food stalls at night, nice looking buildings, river kinda smells some times and informal vendors are not as clean as they show. Don't go alone at night

You should develop litter awareness projects and place more garbage bins, since coatis and birds are observed feeding on waste.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful Church, at the time of our visit the central dome was in the process of being remodeled. (Original) Una Iglesia hermosa, para el momento de nuestra visita estaba en proceso de remodelación la cúpula central.

(Translated by Google) The parish is as wonderful as many people say, it breathes peace and tranquility (Original) La parroquia es tan maravillosa cómo dicen muchas personas, se respira paz y tranquilidad

(Translated by Google) Parish of San Francisco de Asís, with a wonderful architecture where the stained glass windows and wall paintings show both the Sacraments of our churches and biblical landscapes. With a very beautiful circular main altar, as well as a smaller secondary altar but that cannot match its beauty either. Located in the center of the town of Jalpa de Méndez, Tabasco. An unmissable achievement in your visit to this beautiful and hot state, without going unnoticed the excellent treatment of its inhabitants. Pará admires its beauty, it is necessary to visit it (Original) Parroquia de San Francisco de Asís, con una estupenda arquitectura donde en los vitrales y pinturas murales se manifiestan tanto los Sacramentos de nuestras iglesia, como paisajes bíblicos. Con un altar principal circular muy Belo, tato así como también uno secundario más pequeño pero que no puede tampoco su belleza. Ubicado en el centro de la población de Jalpa de Méndez, Tabasco. Un logra imperdible en su visita a este bello y caluroso estado, sin pasar desapercibido el excelente trato de sus habitantes. Pará admira su belleza es necesario visitarlo

(Translated by Google) Excellent place for people who profess religion, the church is large, it has structures and details that attract a lot of attention, in general it is very beautiful and striking, especially inside. I recommend visiting it, it is very worth it. (Original) Excelente lugar para las personas que profesan la religión, la iglesia es grande, tiene estructuras y detalles que llaman mucho la atención, en general es muy bonita y llamativa, más por dentro. Recomiendo la visiten, vale mucho la pena.

(Translated by Google) It's impressive. The church on the outside is spectacular, just for its view whether during the day, afternoon or even at night makes Jalpa de Méndez worth the same as any magical town in Chiapas or Campeche, but the thing is not just there, inside It is built in detail and each space has a meaning, someone needs to do justice to all the symbolism that is inside, from the legends that are observed to the stained glass windows. If you don't stop by to visit her when you come to Jalpa, don't even say you came. (Original) Es impresionante. La iglesia por afuera es espectacular, solo por su vista ya sea de día, de tarde o incluso de noche hace que Jalpa de Méndez valga lo mismo que vale cualquier pueblo mágico de Chiapas o Campeche, pero la cosa no solo queda ahí, por dentro está construida a detalle y cada espacio tiene un significado, hace falta que alguien le haga justicia a todo el simbolismo que hay dentro desde las leyendas que se observn hasta los vitrales. Si no pasas a visitarla al venir a Jalpa mejor ni digas que veniste.

(Translated by Google) The parish of San Francisco de Asís is a place that you must visit if you visit Tabasco. Its architecture and stained glass windows are beautiful, it will take you a while to admire each one of them in detail as well as its murals. (Original) La parroquia de San Francisco de Asís es un lugar que debes visitar si visitas Tabasco. Su arquitectura y vitrales son hermosos, te llevará un rato admirar a detalle cada uno de ellos así como sus murales.

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful church, you cannot miss it if you visit TABASCO, explore its surroundings and appreciate the architecture, it is something unique. I recommend it, a place that is undoubtedly very beautiful. (Original) Una iglesia muy hermosa no te la puedes perder si visitas TABASCO recorrer sus alrededores y apreciar la arquitectura es algo único se los recomiendo un lugar sin duda muy bonito

(Translated by Google) A true example of Union in community. However, the information needs to be polished since it is a bit ambiguous and insufficient, they still do not have precise data or an official story about the virgin and the treasure that accompanied her. (Original) Un verdadero ejemplo de Unión en comunidad. Sin embarho, falta pulir la información ya que es un poco ambigua e insuficiente aun no tienen datos precisos o una historia oficial acerca de la virgen y del tesoro que la acompañaba.

(Translated by Google) A place where culture and history come together in the voice of a picturesque town. Excellent place you have to visit (Original) Un recinto donde la cultura e historia se unen en la voz de un pintoresco pueblo. Excelente lugar que tienes que visitar

(Translated by Google) Excellent place to learn about the history of our indigenous peoples 👍🏽 (Original) Excelente lugar para conocer historia de nuestros pueblos indígenas 👍🏽

(Translated by Google) I liked the Congratulations Great Color Museum (Original) Me gustó el Museo Felicidades Gran Colorido

(Translated by Google) Very good to know part of the history of the town of Cupilco. (Original) Muy bueno para conocer parte de la historia del pueblo de Cupilco.

(Translated by Google) It is mandatory to visit it after passing by the Church of the Assumption (Original) Es obligatorio visitarlo después de pasar por la iglesia de la Asunción

(Translated by Google) Our visit to the museum today was a complete success. (Original) Nuestra visita al museo el día de hoy , fué todo un éxito.

They have a 1.5 hour long tour for 350 pesos. You see various plants and get to enter the factory. There is a wee visit at the museum too. They have monkeys! Bring mosquito repellent - you’ll be eaten alive. It was good, but I enjoyed the other hacienda tour better (Jesus Maria).

Anna, granddaughter of the founder, is an amazing guide. Wonderful tour of the grounds and fascinating exploration of cacao production.

We had a great time at this place! The tour guide was awesomely nice, explained everything and responded all our questions! The tour includes the cacao plantation, the fabric/museum aaand a chocolate drink! It was not only super interesting but really tasty! After one hour we were full of new facts and super delicious chocolate! I would totally recommend this visit to everyone!

Guys with good intentions. I had a good time but they have a big room for improvement. In general the conditions of the Hacienda are average, I realized that many places were not cleaned for years. It's not the same visit and old place than a abandoned one or tending to that.

We got a private tour from the granddaughter of the man who originally built the hacienda. Really interesting to hear all about how the cocoa is grown and processed into chocolate. If you want a tour in English call one day ahead to book it, but the Spanish tour is also excellent if you know at least a little bit of Spanish.

This is an awesome hacienda to visit. The tour was amazing and we learned so much! The chocolate was so delicious and we bought more. They preserve the jungle and chocolate trees in a natural state for education and preservation.

Right from the entrance, you will gather the smell of cocoa being elaborated. This is the home the Bombon of Maracuya an award winning creation which won in Paris and New Work. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the Hacienda with a huge history. It started to operate from the 20's.

This is very nice place, where you can get familiar with the process of creating chocolate. Highly recommended.

It is an amazing place and experience. An interactive organic cacao plantation with a fantastic tour, culminating in a chocolate tasting. You learn so much about how the cacao is grown and processed. Allow at least 2 hours, so you don't miss anything.

This has been a very good surprise when it comes to museums. Is very interactive the services first class rustic and local as well as original. A 6th generation chocolate producer leads this interactive experience. You would not believe all the things that you can get from chocolate from delicious drinks to exfoliating creams. Highly recommended to anyone!!

From Cocoa bean to Bar. The Whole experience. Are you curious about how traditional chocolate is made? This is your place. They have lots of interactive activities where you will learn how to prepare, create and enjoy Chocolate. When you arrive right on the entrance advice by radio that you are ready to start the tour. Adventure and Enjoyment in one single place.

In the middle of nowhere, but worth the trip.

Amazing place, amazing chocolate

Worth the money

My wife and I were very happy to visit this farm on our first afternoon we were delighted to meet the owner who spent a longer time chasing with us explaining lot about fauna and flora. Next day our tour started early and we were luck to have Jesus - Chuchu to be our guide he explained us each and every small detail about the growing harvesting and processing of the chocolate, thank you chu chu it was honor talking to you

It is truly incredible to visit the Jesús María hacienda. We learn about the origin of the Tabasco culture with respect to cocoa and chocolate making. If you have the opportunity to visit this Don't miss the Hacienda, you'll love the experience of visiting it.

What a great place to visit english tourguide jesus really knows how to make it all come to life really great. To top it all of also seen some monkeys

Excellent explanation from Ms Chely, best tour guide ever!. Enjoyed walking through the cacao farm. Enough parking space, restaurant and store. If you have mosquitoes bite allergies be prepared.

We found this experience online will looking for things to explore in Villahermosa. We loved this tour. It was very informative and Jesus was a wonderful guide. We loved getting to taste all of the different chocolates.

Great experience!!! We had Alexa as our guide, she was great, super knowleadgeable, happy to show us around and answered ALL our questions. The Hacienda is a little piece of paradise. If you want to learn about this incredible fruit you must definetly visit Hacienda Jesus Maria.

Absolutely love this place. The tour is well worth it. They have a botanic garden with various plants and an area where with the old house and belongings of the hacienda workers. You visit the owners’s old house, it’s like a museum. Then you get the chance to create your own handmade chocolate. The best thing is that everyone who works there is super kind and attentive- it was a wonderful experience, loved it!

Like an open air archeological site. The important thing here is the Olmec statues. There were lots of ant-eaters in the park. Also there were lots of ants carrying leaves too(naturally). One part of the park was a zoo, it was sad to see those animals in cages pacing back and forth.

We received a tour from a person working in the area for 40 years that made our trip worth it. Almost all the pieces are now copies. The originals are in Parque La Venta in Villahermosa. There is a nice population of oropendula birds in the site. They open at 900 and close at 1630 hrs.

It is a good place to visit, it is Olmec!!! Do not skip it!!! Attention : No ATM in this small town, and no cheap stay here.

It is a good open-air museum. Usually with few visitors. We got a guided tour from a person that have been working there for a long time, so he told us a lot of interesting facts.

Good museum, Some excellent carved stone Olmec and Maya artifacts

The site and museum showing monuments of Olmec civilization. Most of it are replicas due complicated modern history of the site when were the original pieces moved to Veracruz and Mexico city due to urban and industrial projects in La Venta. Unfortunately it's visible that the museum is underfunded. The museum building need maintenance.

Small but wonderful museum and site. Easy to walk. Bring bug spray. Trails are fairly well marked in the forest. You can walk up the backside of the earthen pyramid which at the time was the highest in North America.

(Translated by Google) Very nice place. The only bad thing is that there are no toilets, there used to be but now they only left pits. (Original) Muy bonito lugar. Lo único malo es que no hay sanitarios, antes habían pero ahora solo dejaron fosas.

(Translated by Google) The viewpoint is a place that can be reached in a group either by mountain bike, reserved bus or on foot, from the jaguaroundi ecological park a great place to admire nature (Original) El mirador es un lugar que se puede llegar en un grupo ya sea en bicicleta de montaña, autobús reservado o a pie, desde el parque ecológico jaguaroundi un gran lugar para admirar la naturaleza

(Translated by Google) Very nice place. Nothing but total abandonment. (Original) Muy bonito lugar. Nada más que en total abandono.

(Translated by Google) Excellent place to live with nature!! (Original) Excelente lugar para convivir con la naturaleza!!

No longer open and you can tell it has been shut down for a long time. Simply just a pyramid by the beach now.

First time seeing this kind of museum, shaped from the famous Pyramid. I enjoyed the tour, and beside it, you can find the entrance and enter for only 20 mexican peso per person.

A small but great collection (from private) 10mp entrence fee. Right by the ocean. The guy proposed me a guided tour but i refused. What the heck they really know about Olmecs !? I have my own believes ;) Just be careful, city is not super safe.

Great place I learned a lot!.

Quirky little collection with labels proposing an early visit of asian cultures with the Olmecs :P Interesting group of artefacts however.

Small, almost no explanation.

Good

The professionalism of the staff working under pressure is amazing. My personal gratitude to Me. Mendoza for her effort that really reach our expectations.

very good facilities so far hahaha

Downstream oil and gas

Great

Mirs

Nice soon

Genial 😍

It is a place where you can live together and it has several interesting places.

Great place to visit with friends or family, good shopping options, food and entertainment.

Well, something I like it’s Cinemex, I always go there with friends and family and I like it, but the hole mall it’s a little bit awful, almost all the places are closed and there’s almost nothing at the mall

Way too busy, very few shops, not enough cafeteria tables

The best place in Coatzacoalcos to hang around. Need more activities.

Good place. Have many stores and quality products.

Was good but they close very early

There is no 4D, though service is good and friendly workers.

So much quality, people are so sweet

Super!

Good

Nice

Bad Customer Service

Exelent.

(Translated by Google) Place of worship and excellent place to learn about the customs and traditions of Juchitán such as weddings, saints' festivals and funeral rites. (Original) Lugar de culto y excelente sitio para conocer las costumbres y tradiciones de juchitán tales como bodas, fiestas de los santos y ritos funerarios.

(Translated by Google) Looks like the tanmitsu is good Mushie (Original) たんみつがいいらしい むしえ

(Translated by Google) Mass times on Sunday? (Original) Horarios de misas en domingo?

(Translated by Google) It's very pretty (Original) Es muy bonito

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Hermoso

Please note* this place is constantly updating, so things may have changed! Summary: 1. Gorgeous views with a small uphill walk/ hike. 2. Loads of geckos, birds, and other animals. 3. A lot of the pathways were washed out due to hurricane. They seem to be rebuilding! 4. You cannot go up to the ruins, though you can see them from about 12 feet away. 5. There was no small museum when we visited. It seemed empty, but maybe it will be there when you visit! While supporting a National Park in Mexico, you can take a stroll up a stone pathway to some outstanding views of La Bocana, the coast, and see where the river and ocean meet by a sand bar. The views were gorgeous, and we saw so many animals. If you're lucky you can see horses running along the beach below. While walking, there are big signs that teach you about the local fauna in Spanish. It's interesting stuff! Some of the pathways have been washed out due to hurricanes. They seem to be actively fixing this, but something to note as a lot of the pathways are under construction. Still great to go support them while they rebuild! The ruins are active archeological sites. This means you cannot take photos, or walk directly up to the ruins. It's still really neat to see the architecture, as it's different than how the Mayans used to build.

Great two hour walk in a Mexican jungle. Definitley a work in progress, but well worth the 90 pesos. Great views at the top of the walk. Maybe the archeology people and the National park people will get back together under cordial circumstances, settle their differences and get back to letting people take photos of the 1500 yr old ruins. Right now, no photos allowed.

Still relatively unknown to tourists, the Copalita Ecological Park and Ruins (Parque Eco Arqueológico Copalita) sit on the shores of the Pacific Ocean in the Huatulco resort area. Remnants of pyramids, temples, a ball court, and a pre-Hispanic lighthouse dot the lush landscape of the archaeological park, which also includes a massive stone believed to have once been used in sacrifices. It has a beautiful viewing point!

Beautiful reserve that includes prehispanic temple, a pyramid and more. The ruins are just that -- ruined by time and nature but picturesque in this low-lying jungle. The viewpoint (mirador) over the ocean offers rare views of untrammeled nature.

It is worth visiting this park! The place has a local biologist that will guide you throughout the place, explaining everything. If you are not versed in understanding Spanish, I highly recommend to bring someone to translate. There are lots of interesting facts along the way. To spot animals comes out of luck. But even if you are not lucky, you’ll still enjoy a good hike among local flora. There are some amazing trees, and of course, the view from the highest point to the beach and the river mouth is worth the visit! There’s also a sort of museum or visitor center with local handcrafts. It’s not just an exhibit, but also a store if you wish to take something home. However, the main point of the exhibit is not to sell it, but to explain how some of these crafts are done. This part was very educational too. There are explanations written throughout the place both in Spanish and English if you wish to learn more or not depend on a guide. However, to get into the forest is only allowed with the guided visit. Last, but not least, this place relies on donations. They are optional, but encouraged, and they suggest to give away 300 pesos per person. The donations help them maintain their jaguar sanctuaries, which is part of the mision of the organization that’s in charge of the administration of this place.

We dragged our feet before we got here. Shouldn’t have. It’s a beautiful park and you should set aside 2-3 hours to see it. Very friendly personnel and if you like to you can hire a guide. We didn’t. We were planning to come back with some friends and do it again with a guide but unfortunately that did not happen. Oh well next year. Part of the park is a bit steep so be prepared.

This is museum park around Archeological digs in the area, highlighting the indigenous people of this region (Mixtec & Zapotec). Temples, town & ball court are some of the digs that can be seen. There's also the spectacular views of the meeting between river and ocean. Highly recommended.

Tried to book a 1/2 day on the water fishing through FishingBooker.com. My reservation was then cancelled and then reopened by “The Captain”. This was fine… but the price had gone up 300$ Canadian. “The Captain” and Fishingbooker.com left me on read.

We had an awesome day long sight seeing tour. Saw so much different sea life and great views. Snorkeling was AWESOME. Staff could not have been more wonderful. Lifetime memories!

Take a friends. Learn Spanish. Set clear expectations with vendors on how much you intend to spend. Ask for prices before you order drinks.

Trips are offered to know the bays it is highly recommended the rays are beautiful it is an unforgettable experience

(Translated by Google) It is a very well organized cooperative that takes you to enjoy the most emblematic places in Huatulco, in addition to being aware of their conservation. In addition to the bays, they take you to other places such as the Manglares de la Ventanilla, Mazunte, Puerto Ángel, Las Cascadas, etc. Messrs. Neri Pinacho and Miguel (I don't remember his last name) attended to us. The service was excellent, super punctual when looking for us at the hotel, in addition to recommending very good places to have breakfast. (Original) Es una cooperativa muy bien organizada que te lleva a disfrutar los lugares más emblemáticos de Huatulco, además de estar pendiente de la conservación de los mismos. Además de las bahías te llevan a conocer otros lugares como los Manglares de la Ventanilla, Mazunte, Puerto Ángel, Las cascadas, etc. A nosotros nos atendieron los señores Neri Pinacho y Miguel (no recuerdo su apellido). La atención fue excelente, súper puntuales al buscarnos al hotel, además de recomendarnos lugares muy buenos para desayunar.

(Translated by Google) Boat tours are big scams. Excessively expensive for the actual tour (all the bays on the tour are half an hour or less away, and in most cases they can be reached by land). I think it's not worth taking a boat but rather going directly to the bay called playa la delivery (by land), where you can snorkel for a very good price (100 pesos free time), without paying for useless transportation. Additionally, credit card charges add 16% of the amount (clearly VAT, which they would not pay if you gave the money in cash). In general, I do not recommend taking this type of tour, especially those in front of the port. (Original) Los tours en lancha son grandes estafas. Exageradamente caros para el recorrido real (todas las bahías del paseo se encuentran a media hora o menos, y en el mayor de los casos se puede llegar por tierra a ellas). Creo que no vale la pena tomar una lancha sino ir directamente a la bahía llamada playa la entrega (por tierra), donde se puede hacer snorkel por muy buen precio (100 pesos tiempo libre), sin pagar el inútil transporte. Adicionalmente los cargos con tarjeta de crédito le agregan el 16% del monto (claramente el IVA, que no pagarían si dieras el dinero en efectivo). En general no recomiendo nada tomar este tipo de tours, y más los que se encuentran frente al puerto.

(Translated by Google) The 7 bays tour lasts 7 hours because the catamaran is very slow. I recommend a private boat which doesn't cost much and goes fast. The catamaran stops you to eat in a bad place which they themselves warn you is bad when you are about to arrive and they leave you there for 2 hours in addition to being expensive. Better to just go see the bays from afar so as not to disturb the fauna. (Original) El paseo de las 7 bahías dura 7 horas debido a que el catamarán es muy lento. Recomiendo una lancha privada el cual no cuesta mucho y va rápido. El catamaran te paran a comer en un lugar malo el cual te advierten ellos mismos que es malo ya cuando estas a punto de llegar y te dejan ahi por 2 horas ademas de caro. Mejor solo ir a ver las bahías de lejos para no molestar a la fauna.

Great beach for clear shallow water. Get a table at one of the restaurants and for a fee you can stay all day, whether or not you buy anything. Make sure to get full price before you agree to use the table,

The worst experience with the retaurants, if you come by car, thir personel were trying to sell you a spot, very harrassing, they will follow you with motorbikes to insist selling the spot, and they dont stop if you say no.

Good place to eat. Although it’s close to the city. The water is not clear. Since it’s close to the city. Water seems contaminated. Reefs and corals have green algae on them

Excelente to swim but too crowded for the same reason, we tried 2 restaurants and food was delicious, a little pricey.

Great Beach. Awsome location

Coral bay

Nice Place!

A pretty little town at the top of the mountains. Great views in the center of the Oxahacan coffee region. This is where it all happens, great little coffee places and cute church, a must see if coffee is your passion.

WOW! Very impressive.

A very enjoyable place to be

(Translated by Google) Excellent reserve, it has paradisiacal fruits such as mangosteen, rambutan, noni, cocoa, star fruit, among others. You can try them if you buy the breakfast package which is highly recommended. Inside you will find many flowers and fruits, there is a waterfall but the time to swim is not very long, it is better to dip your feet and take photos. I would visit it again on my next trip to Huatulco. (Original) Excelente reserva, tiene frutas paradisíacas como mangostán, rambután, noni, cacao, carambola, entre otras. Puedes probarlas si compras el paquete de desayuno lo cual es súper recomendado. Dentro encontrarás muchas flores y frutas, hay una cascada pero el tiempo para nadar no es muy grande, conviene más para sumergir los pies y sacar fotos. Volvería a visitarlo en mi próximo viaje a Huatulco.

(Translated by Google) A small but very beautiful parish is home to the largest image of a virgin in the world. (Original) Una parroquia pequeña pero muy bonita, se encuentra la imagen de virgen más grande del mundo.

(Translated by Google) Very nice to walk and learn about history (Original) Muy bonito para pasear y conocer la historia

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, with history and delicious food. (Original) Hermoso lugar , con historia y deliciosa comida.

What a stunning day exploring the bays of Huatulco! Virgilio and Carlos were incredible—professional, knowledgeable, and excellent instructors with a great sense of humor :) Their expertise, especially Virgilio's passion as a marine biologist, made the experience not only fun but also deeply educational. It was amazing to enjoy both diving and learning about the vibrant coral ecosystems and colorful fish species. I highly recommend Buceo Huatulco for anyone looking for an unforgettable diving or snorkeling adventure in these beautiful waters. Huge thanks to Virgilio and Carlos for an outstanding tour!

It was a great pleasure to meet Virgilio, Pilar, Kevin and Kathy! I did my "Advanced" with them 6 dives/3days in total. All instructors were very patient and attentive, never let me out of the sight, provided lots of information about the area, shared some photos and videos and even helped me to put my wetsuit on. Every day we got some delicious fresh fruit during the break and cold drinks. Chill days out there by the ocean - not rushing at all - perfecto! I'll definitely be back one day mostly because I can see the big heart behind the business. Děkuji moc za vše <3

Best experience ever. Every morning you are lovingly awaited at the diving school. If there is a problem, you will be helped immediately, “no rush, everything will be fine”. I am very pleased with the way of teaching and highly recommend this diving school!

Went diving yesterday and it was an amazing experience , the staff really go beyond for their customers , super trusted, Virgilio is very knowledgeable and has a pretty amazing personality. I’ve got to see so much under water life , it was awesome. Book it you won’t regret it.

I spent three days diving with Virgilio, Tito and Carlos between 15 and 18 of june 2022. Buceo Huatulco has been a very good choice. Relaxed but very professional on the boat and in the water. Diving equipment in excellent conditions. Both, good service and good company. A lot of knowledge about local marine life and dive sites but also about the best taco options. It has been a pleasure!

Had a great time diving with these guys. My wife is certified, but just barely. They were very patient and helpful with her. Super easy to work with. Prompt, courteous, and safe. Will be back again, and would book with Buceo Huatulco again. Also - I think they might be one of the only shop that dives on a Sunday, maybe this will help someone - helped us!

I absolutely LOVE this scuba company! This is my second trip to Huatulco, and I make sure I dive with with Buceo each time I come. Buceo is fun, caring and has excellent equipment. We met at their dive shop, signed the forms, and then headed out to the marina. On the boat, all our towels were stored in a dry area as we took the boat to our dive location. We only brought masks and dive computers - Buceo provided the rest. All was good. We once again had Carlos as our Dive Master, and was joined by Kat who is well on her way to becoming a DM. Carlos sets a lovely pace, and points out every creature - big and small. He's also very knowledgeable about the coral and the shape it's in - global warming has not been kind to our oceans! Between dives, we had a variety of drinks, and lots of fresh fruit. We spotted a whale breaching as we went to our second dive location, so the captain quickly slowed and took us as close as we could get without disturbing the whale. For the Canadians who are visiting - Carlos and Kat speak excellent English. We get caught up on the latest happenings in Huatulco, and always have a wonderful time with this amazing crew. I highly recommend Buceo! Alisen

Beautiful, quiet, warm water, lots of food to choose from,mostly seafood and there is no fee or wait time to enter the beach.

Great beach 🏖️ and you don't need snorkeling gear with just some goggles your good since the fishes are really close to the ocean shore.

Once you arrive, you will be approached immediately by restaurant staff trying to convince you to go into their restaurants. Facing the beach, walk to the right look for the bathrooms & showers & take the public path to the beach. The water was calm, lovely & incredibly clear. Be aware that in the afternoon numerous boat tours show up quickly and their customers are herded into the restaurants to be fleeced. I simply walked to a quiet area of the beach & set up my space and had an enjoyable time.

Tons of beach side restaurants of which the staff will accost you as soon as you get out of a taxi, trying to get you to come to their place. At the far left end of the beach, there's a small public swimming area where we were able to snorkel from and see a wide variety of small fish. The waves and current there were fine for swimming and our kids being in the water. Beautiful turquoise, warm water.

Tourist friendly businesses. Fun activities for all ages.

Beautiful❤️🫶🏽only thing this beach goes in deep very soon. Also be aware of the restaurants on the beach they tend to add extras to your tab.

Nice beach but sadly not for kids as I was advised and very expensive. The side where the kids can swim is open sea and the waves can pull you They rent pool swim inflatables , which is crazy!!!! , there was a couple with their child and the waves started pushing them to the deep , they had to swim and push him Of course the people who give it to rent will never tell you this danger so please don’t rent this and also very expensive. I am glad I didn’t rent it and if something happens you have to pay full price for the ring more than 1000 thousand pesos The food is not good and all is expensive , a chelada cost 150 pesos I would rather recommend LA ENTREGA . La entrega beach has not sun beads but you can rent an umbrella and the restaurant la entrega has an amazing food and very good prices and good place for children too