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Las Estacas Natural Park: Day Trip from Mexico City

Available Thursday, 04 Jul

Duration: 12h
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Group of max. 30 people

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About: Las Estacas Natural Park

At Las Estacas National Park, get ready to enjoy breathtaking natural beauty! The park is renowned for its stunning freshwater springs and meandering rivers. Swim in crystal-clear waters surrounded by lush greenery. You can also opt for a spa treatment, take advantage of the barbecue grills, or take your little ones to the children's lake!

Las Estacas Natural Park

Carretera Tlaltizapan-Cuautla, Bonifacio García 6-S/N KM, 62770, Mexico City

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