10 Things to do Good for Big Groups in San Cristobal de las Casas That You Shouldn't Miss

May 1, 2022 Russell Mellin

A stronghold of Mayan culture, San Cristóbal’s colonial stucco walls and Spanish tile roofs contrast with the surrounding villages, which remain home to an array of Mayan-descendant Indians. The city itself is a delight. Paired with the cultural diversity surrounding it, there’s nothing like it in Mexico.
Restaurants in San Cristobal de las Casas

1. PETRA Vertical Adventures

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PETRA Vertical Adventures

Looking for adventure in contact with nature? We are the best option for you with a variety of day and multi day tours visiting the amazing landscapes that Chiapas has to offer, contact us and you will have the opportunity to enjoy the contact with locals, admire the remains of ancient cultures and observe the flora and fauna while enjoying adventures with a safe and sustainable approach.

2. MarcoSapata OenBici - Tours

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MarcoSapata OenBici - Tours

Visit San Cristobal and his surrounding differently! MARCOSAPATA OENBICI offers friendly environment tours by Bike, hiking or others. You can discover nature and cultural beauties of San Cristobal de las Casas and the surrounding area. Marcosapata, Marco Antonio Morales, appears in the Lonely Planet since 2008. (official Tour Guide, acrcedited by the official government tourist office in Mexico) The tours range can be from 15 to over 90km on roads or trails. We visit cultural or natural site. Tours last for 3 hours to a day, depending on the tour. Affordable prices from 400 to 900 pesos per person. Informetion: Av. General Utrilla 18 (just 4 blocks from the central park), Ask for Marco in the clothing shop, Bazarte.

3. Xaman Expediciones

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Xaman Expediciones

Temporarily Closed Xaman Expeditions is dedicated to Ecotourism and Adventure in the most beautiful places in Chiapas.

4. Ecochiapas

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Ecochiapas

The Lacandon Jungle is one of the best destinations for nature tourism in Mexico and if you want to enjoy the adventure during your holiday in Chiapas, the rafting on the river Lacanja activity is indicated for the practice among magnificent scenery. During the trip we visited a Mayan archaeological site and hopefully we can see some jungle animals

5. AboutSanCristobal

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AboutSanCristobal

We provide private or shared door to door transportation from San Cristobal de las Casas to Palenque (and viceversa) with stops in Agua Azul and Misol ha waterfalls on the way. We can deliver our transportation services at any time during the day. If we start early enogh, the stops can be from 1 to 2 hours in each waterfall.

6. Museo Jtatik Samuel

Otro Carretera a Chamula KM 1.5, San Cristobal de las Casas 29244 Mexico +52 967 112 5353 [email protected] http://www.jtatik.org
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Museo Jtatik Samuel

El museo fue creado principalmente para rescatar la memoria historica de los acontecimientos importantes que han marcado al estado de Chiapas y la trayectoria de Monsenor Samuel Ruiz en su intervencion por la defensa de los Derechos Indigenas,Humanos y su larga lucha por la Paz. Un Obispo 100% dedicado por un cambio a las condiciones de esas vidas..

7. Steps in San Cristobal

Calle Ejercito Nacional # 19A, San Cristobal de las Casas 29220 Mexico +52 55 4910 5043 [email protected] http://www.facebook.com/stepsinsancristobal/
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Steps in San Cristobal

Steps is a story museum and a NGO, recording the stories and culture of indigenous and help local children with basic education. Here we also offer different events for people to know more about real indigenous culture: 1. Cooking Workshop, workshop of traditional indigenous cuisine everyday at 11:00 AM, to learn how to make tortillas, quesadillas and pozol in community-style, from scratch (day menu, 150 MXN) 2. Story Time, to know more about indigenous culture, legend, lifestyle and ceremony, everyday at 15:00 pm in english and 17:00 pm in spanish. (on donation) 3. Cooking Workshop, workshop of traditional indigenous cuisine everyday at 19:00 PM, to learn how to make tamales, ponche (an indigenous cocktail) and sauce in community-style, from scratch. (night menu, 250 MXN) All the donation we receive directly go to the community to help indigenous children.

Reviewed By SophieP930 - London, United Kingdom

Had the honour of attending both story time and the cooking class here. Story time with Ivan (run by donation only, we donated 100 pesos per person as it lasted nearly three amazing hours) was an incredible experience- a chance to chat one on one (well there was four of us in the group) with a Mexican which spoke honestly and candidly about the traditions, rituals, trials and tribulations of the Mexican people and indiginous communities. The cooking class with Laura carried on in a similar vein, with education more focused on the food traditions, cooking techniques and stories from history. We made sweet and savory tamales, a Mexican salsa/ sauce to accompany and a hot fruit punch. We were also given a glass of POX to toast our meal with. This was around three and a half hours and is billed at 200 pesos per person but we tipped an additional 50 as its such an amazing personal experience. All the money raised from both story time and the cooking classes goes to the projects Steps helps run within the indiginous communities, so it felt good to put your money there. If going, I'd recommend you chdck out the church of Chemal first- alot of the stories are based on this experience. Absolutely amazing- the reason you go travelling is for experiences like Steps provided.

8. Vertigo Rock Climbing

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Vertigo Rock Climbing

Vertigo Rock Climbing is a project to develope the sport/trad climbing in San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas. We are dedicating us in open up new routes all around the area. Our aim is to show the locals and people from all the world the amazing climbing areas of Chiapas. Still very virgen and totaly comparable with other famous climbing areas in Mexico and beyond. We are also doing CLIMBING DAY TRIPS and CLIMBING COURSES (UIAA certified).

9. Lakes of Montebelo and Santo Domingo River 2 Day all inclusive Jungle Tour

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Lakes of Montebelo and Santo Domingo River 2 Day all inclusive Jungle Tour

Two days trip to Santo Domingo River including amazing pools extraordinary waterfalls and observation points watching one of the most amazing Rivers and waterfalls in Mexico. Private camp at the River with hammocks Comfy Chairs, Tents, clean sleeping bags All meals and drinks are included. BBQ in both days, Canoe ride in the Jungle, Water trails and more. Book your trip on WhatsApp +52-9671252841

10. Templo de Santo Domingo

San Cristobal de las Casas Mexico http://www.turismochiapas.gob.mx/sectur/templo-y-exconvento-de-santo-domingo-de-guzmn
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Templo de Santo Domingo

This 16th-century baroque church dominates one of the town's main plazas.

Reviewed By origamimoon

This is one of my favorite places to spend time. There are always interesting vendors to buy handmade arts and crafts from. The inside of the Templo is a quiet place to sit and rest in with time to think.

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