Tours & Activities in Veracruz

On this tour to La Antigua and San Juan de Ulúa, you'll delve into the fascinating history of Mexico. Additionally, you'll explore the port of Veracruz and Boca del Rio.

Tajin is the largest ceremonial center in the Totonaca culture. You will know its history walking in its pyramids accompanied by a tour guide. You can also enjoy a tour in the "Pueblo Mágico" of Papantla and fall in love with its beauty.

Travel back in time & explore the history of Veracruz's most notorious building

Ancient ruins, pyramids, aerial dances and an incredibly charming city are waiting for you on this wonderful day trip to El Tajín and Papantla.

Discover the captivating Mesoamerican archaeological site of Cempoala and tour the historic town of La Antigua on this excursion from Veracruz. Explore ancient indigenous temples along the way!

On this tour we will visit the city of Orizaba, one of the magical towns of Veracruz, located near the highest mountain in Mexico, it offers us unique landscapes that we can enjoy from the cable car and natural viewpoints in the Cerro del Borrego. Then we will visit the Historic Center of Orizaba before returning to Veracruz

Visit some of the most spectacular pre-Columbian pyramids and temples in Mexico

Take a tour through pre-Hispanic history and the world of coffee with this Xalapa & Coatepec Day Trip. You'll visit the main monuments of both cities!

Discover Veracruz on a sightseeing tour aboard a double-decker bus. Listen to the audio guide, and enjoy panoramic views of the city, we have three official stops along the way to explore the sights.

On this full day tour, discover an area well known for coffee plantations and traditional dishes like mole. Discover the history of the former hacienda “El Lencero”, an old farm and plantation house that belonged to Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna. Enjoy a panoramic view of Xalapa downtown and visit the Museum of Anthropology. Drive through coffee plantations on the way to the waterfall of “Texolo” located in Xico and finally visit Coatepec, known for its exceptional coffee production. Your tour includes tickets, transportation and a guide.

See the fortress, prison, and an ancient palace with one ticket

Mexico's captivating region of Los Tuxtlas is full of magic and mysticism. Discover it for yourself when you take our fantastic trip from Veracruz.

We will visit the Anthropology Museum (the second most important in the country), then we will tour the historic center of Xalapa and at the end we will visit the coffee museum.

Join us to get to know the most feared prison in America on a guided tour that will fascinate you. Tour the fort built more than almost 500 years ago. Enjoy the view offered by the Torre de San Pedro, from where you will have the best photographs of the port. Learn about the legend of Chucho "El Roto", the thief who stole to help the poor. Visit the cells where Chucho "el Roto" and "Mulata de Córdoba" were imprisoned, two of the most famous legends of this place.

See stunning scenery around Veracruz, and an island full of monkeys

Explore the fascinating Mesoamerican archaeological site of Cempoala and visit historic La Antigua on this tour from Veracruz.

Skip the line and visit the Archaeological Site of Tajín, a very important center of the pre-Hispanic Totonac culture. Admire the site's niches, reliefs, and mural paintings with this full-day ticket.

Enjoy the aroma and flavor of coffee from the magical town of Coatepec. Visit and learn about an original coffee plantation. Tour the coffee plantations while a guide tells you about the coffee varieties and their harvest. Enjoy a breakfast with fresh fruit, bread and an original coffee. Walk the streets of the center of the magical town of Coatepec and admire its beauty.

Enjoy five amazing attractions covering history, culture, and beautiful scenery

Hernán Cortés, pirates, Mexican revolutionaries... In this tour to La Antigua and San Juan de Ulúa we'll learn about the exciting history of Mexico.

Experience the thrill of sandboarding amidst the stunning landscapes of Chachalacas, Veracruz.

Get to know the state capital and enjoy the magical towns of Xico and Coatepec with delicious cuisine, charming architecture and the best high altitude coffee in Mexico.

Sail across a serene sun-kissed lake in the Gulf of Mexico

The city of Veracruz has an endless number of fabulous activities to offer its visitors. See all the top attractions with this fantastic tourist package.

Enjoy a 3-hour drive around the charming port city of Veracruz with a professional bilingual guide. See the top attractions of Mexico’s first Spanish settlement, including the Fort of San Juan de Ulúa, the Benito Juarez Lighthouse, and much more.

Get to know the first city founded in Veracruz, La Antigua, where the house of the conqueror Hernán Cortés is located and where we will take a tour to see its interior. After visiting this site, we will visit the archaeological zone of Cempoala, a Totonac city 1 hour from Veracruz that you will undoubtedly love. Finally, we will visit Quiahuiztlan, a cemetery of the Totonac culture, unique in the State.

Discover the two most magical places in Veracruz on this fantastic day trip to Alvarado and Tlacotalpan. Discover these cities' fascinating history and sites.

Enjoy and discover the wonderful experience of sailing in a catamaran with Kaná Ecoturismo, from short rides of half an hour to trips to paradisiacal islands almost all day long.

If you visit Veracruz, you cannot leave without visiting Tlacotalpan, a city named Cultural Heritage of Humanity that will make you fall in love with its colorful streets. Join us for a boat ride on the Papaloapan River and then we will tour its streets with a guide who will tell you the history of this beautiful city. Also enjoy Alvarado, a small fishing port that will captivate you with its excitement and warmth of its people as well as its beautiful architecture that characterizes its buildings.

Discover two of the most important archaeological sites in Veracruz: Quiahuiztlán and Cempoala. We'll also visit La Antigua, where Hernán Cortés lived.