Rafting in Jalcomulco

Before starting to plan your trip to Jalcomulco, Veracruz, it is important to mention that prices and availability may vary depending on the season and current offers. With that being said, here are some tips to help you plan your rafting trip.

1. What do you need:

– Comfortable and appropriate clothing and footwear for water activities (swimsuit, shorts, t-shirt, water shoes or tennis shoes that you can get wet)
– Sunscreen, insect repellent and cap or hat
– Towel and change clothes
– Necessary documentation: identification, proof of travel insurance (if applicable) and reservations for lodging and activities.
– Bottle of water and snacks (optional)

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2. How much does it cost:

The cost of rafting in Jalcomulco can vary depending on the company you choose and the season in which you travel. On average, you can expect to pay between $500 and $1,000 MXN per person for a half-day rafting excursion. This usually includes the necessary equipment, guides, and safety instructions.

3. Where to stay:

Jalcomulco has various lodging options, from hotels and hostels to cabins and ecological camps. Some popular options include:

– Hotel Cotlamani: Hotel with pool and gardens, near the river.
– El Trapiche Cabins and Camp: Rustic cabins and camping areas next to the river.
– Ecotourism Village: Ecological lodging with cabins and adventure activities.
– Hostal La Casona: Economic hostel with private and shared rooms.

4. Itinerary:

Day 1:
– Arrival in Jalcomulco and check-in at the selected lodging.
– Exploration of the town and dinner at a local restaurant.

Day 2:
– Breakfast at the lodging or in the town.
– Morning rafting excursion (approximately 3-4 hours, including transportation, instructions and route).
– Lunch in the village.
– Afternoon free to enjoy other activities such as hiking, zip-lining or simply relax at the lodge.
– Dinner in the village and free night.

Day 3:
– Breakfast at the lodging or in the town.
– Free day to explore the surroundings of Jalcomulco, such as visiting the Macuiltépetl Ecological Park or the archaeological zone of Los Humeros.
– Dinner and free night.

Day 4:
– Breakfast and check-out of the lodging.
– Departure from Jalcomulco and return home.

Remember that this itinerary is just a suggestion and you can adjust it according to your interests and the duration of your trip.

Enjoy!!