Canoe ride to Tamul waterfall from San Luis Potosí

By Corazon de Xoconostle

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Transport: We travel in SUV or passenger Vans, according to the number of participants.
Pick up - Drop off: We'll take care of picking you up and dropping you off.
Insurance: Clients are covered with an insurance policy during all adventure activities.
Activities: All activities mentioned in the itinerary are included within the price (Unless marked as extra activity)
Access: All the places we visit charge an entrance fee, which is included within the price.
Gear: Life jackets, helmets, harneses, ropes and safety gear, as well as first aid gear are included within the price.
Snack and hydration: Fresh water and energetic snacks to keep you cool and dandy.
Meal: A full meal at the end of the activities awaits!
Alcoholic drinks
Additional drinks or meals requested
Tips or service charge for waiters, guides and other services

- Not allowed: Alcoholic drinks in the vehicle, Bare feet, Bikes, Chewing gum, Electric wheelchairs, Explosive substances, Feeding animals, Fishing, Glass objects, Handcarts, Headphones, Intoxication, Littering, Luggage or large bags, Making fire, Mobility scooters, Nudity, Open-toed shoes, Oversize luggage, Pets (assistance dogs allowed), Riding the animals, Sandals or flip flops, Scooter, Shoes indoors, Smoking, Smoking in the vehicle, Smoking indoors, Strong fragrances, Tablets/iPads, Weapons or sharp objects
- Not suitable for: Children under 4 years, People over 264 lbs (120 kg), People over 309 lbs (140 kg), People over 80 years, People over 95 years, People prone to seasickness, People with a cold, People with heart problems, People with mobility impairments, People with recent surgeries, Pregnant women

We set off on a 3.5 hour drive from San Luis Potosí across the Sierra madre oriental to get to Tanchachin, a small town, home of the landmark to be visited. There, we'll get ready to get wet, and after a 2600 feet walk, we'll get to the pier, where we'll take our ores, and row on our boat through 6.2 miles up the river, in order to get to see the majestic waterfall of Tamul. On our way back, we'll have the chance to swimm among a couple of rapids in a section of the river, of course we'll be wearing our PFD's (Personal Flotation Device) at all times. We'll make a stop at the “water cave” a waterspring that comes from the mountain and floods a cave where we can take a dive to refresh before continuing or ride back to land. Finally, we'll have a full huasteca meal, at a local restaurant, before departing on our journey back to the city.