Top Things to do in San Luis Potosi
Top Hotels in San Luis Potosi
- 1. Hilton San Luis Potosi
- 2. Hotel Real Plaza
- 3. The View Hotel by Covalia
- 4. Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham San Luis Potosi
- 5. Hilton Tower San Luis Potosi
- 6. Fiesta Americana San Luis Potosi
- 7. Ibis San Luis Potosi
- 8. City Express Suites San Luis Potosi
- 9. City Express San Luis Potosi Zona Universitaria
- 10. City Express Junior San Luis Potosi Carranza
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The 10 Best Nature & Parks in San Luis Potosi, San Luis Potosi
Discover the best top things to do in San Luis Potosi, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast including Huasteca Potosina, Desarrollo Ecoturistico Ejidal Indigena Pame Puente de Dios, Cascada Minas Viejas, Tamul Waterfalls, Puente de Dios, Cerro del Quemado, Caves Mantetzulel, Puente de Dios, Parque Tangamanga, Plaza de San Francisco.
Restaurants in San Luis Potosi
1. Huasteca Potosina
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 717 reviews
Reviewed By Daoda2 - London, United Kingdom
Go with Expediciones huaXteca (Arturo is the best!) for the waterfall jumping and ziplines. A total blast, reasonably safe (the bike zipline and bridge are not for the faint-hearted; would never be allowed in the States). Don't, however, take the tour for Tamul Waterfall. We didn't do it, but from what I was told by other travellers you are in the boat for 2 hours and in the end you are still pretty far from the waterfall. Instead take a tour or drive to Campamento Tamul above the falls. You'll have to get a guide provided by the village, so you don't need a separate guide to get you to the campamento. The last 20 minutes are on a very bad road, so you couldn't do it in a rental car. Then it's a beautiful walk along the river to the falls. From there, there's a path down to the river and you're far closer to the falls than the people in the boats and you have a much better view. Go early in the day to avoid the crowds/heat. The path to the river goes down some steep ladders.
2. Desarrollo Ecoturistico Ejidal Indigena Pame Puente de Dios
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 149 reviews
3. Cascada Minas Viejas
4. Tamul Waterfalls
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 336 reviews
Reviewed By F7443PUhollys - Kansas City, United States
The canoe ride to the waterfall took us about 30 minutes. The view was amazing! Butterflies were everywhere! You pass several small waterfalls along the way. There is a place to stop that sells food and drink. Prices were very reasonable, I think bottled water was less than 15 pasos (no price gouging).
5. Puente de Dios
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By Mike5466
At God’s Bridge, the water is super blue. The current from the waterfall is strong so they have installed thick floating ropes to help you ‘navigate’ if you are not strong enough to swim against the current. Beautiful waterfalls surround you on three sides. You can jump, climb, be immersed in the water or get pounded by the waterfalls. But the real surprise is a small opening in one of the rocks. Once you go through that opening (which most guides keep for last for obvious reason), you enter a cave like tunnel to get you to the ‘other side’. The color is breathtakingly blue, and its light seems to come from below (on a sunny day). It is both beautiful and magical. Some people don’t realize how strenuous all this jumping, climbing, and cavorting can be. While I was there, a woman had a heart attack and died. All guides jumped in to help her to no avail. A reminder to pace yourself. This is an AMAZING place that fills up quick, so it is best seen in early morning and not on weekends or holidays.
6. Cerro del Quemado
7. Caves Mantetzulel
8. Puente de Dios
9. Parque Tangamanga
10. Plaza de San Francisco
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 113 reviews
This city plaza is surrounded by numerous historic landmarks.
Reviewed By martha5447
Here's another great spot to take a seat, plan your day, people watch, take in the history, the trees are lovely. Enjoy your time in this great city that is fairly unknown to USA tourists. Maybe that's why I love it.
