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The 10 Best Things to do Good for Kids in Sonora, Sonora
Discover the best top things to do in Sonora, Northern Mexico including Rocky Point Ziplines, El Rancho Del Desierto, Playa Encanto, Canon La Poza Manantial, Mermaid's Market, Cholla Mall, Enrikes Adventures, Playa Bonita Beach, Cerro de la Campana, Nacapule Canyon.
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1. Rocky Point Ziplines
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 36 reviews
This tour is over 1 mile of high flying fun! Our Zipline Tour is the biggest and best zipline adventure in Sonora, Mexico! It consists of 5 ziplines ranging in lengths of 350' to 2000' and heights of up to 150' above the desert floor.
2. El Rancho Del Desierto
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 26 reviews
We offer wunderful guided trail rides on the beach and in the Sonoran desert. Our horses are very well manered, they are perfect for all levels of riding, we accept riders of all ages, max.250 pounds (115 kg).
Reviewed By hollyi804
We have a house in San Carlos and go about 3 times a year. Every trip for the past 12 years we have done a ride with Astrid. It is always a highlight of our trip. She is amazing her horses are the best. And to take a horse on the beach...there isn't too many places in the world you can still do this! I highly recommend this experience!
3. Playa Encanto
4. Canon La Poza Manantial
5. Mermaid's Market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
An arts and craft market held at an outdoor park venue. These markets are held each first and third Saturday from Mid-October through March annually. Generally, there will be 20+ vendors selling a variety of items. There is a beer garden with cocktails available. Along with several local restaurants offering food choices. Covid Related Information: As of October 2020 Local City Required Protocols include mandatory face masks for all visitors and vendors. Social distancing for booths and for visitors. Please respect these requirements for visiting the market.
Reviewed By barbararock2014 - Puerto Penasco, Mexico
Mermaid's Market is one of my FAVORITE things to do in Rocky Point. October - April each year beginning the 3rd weekend in October and the 1st and 3rd Saturdays after that. Artists, music, food, beer, people watching, Mermaid Margaritas and Bloody Marias. The outdoor Market in the Shrimp Park in town is unique and always fun. The Season Finale the 3rd week of April is nothing less than SPECTACULAR.....Pirates and Mermaids. Lots of costumes and contests.
6. Cholla Mall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By 355helgak - Sahuarita, United States
Definitely worth a visit! Lots of Talavera pieces, Day of the Dead figurines, t-shirts and more. Even tequila tasting.
7. Enrikes Adventures
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
Tours and Rentals FISHING-KAYAKING-SNORKELING-HIKING Certified Guide : offers 100% guided tours (hiking-kayaking-mountain bike- snorkeling & much more..) FOR RENT: BOATS-KAYAKS-MOUNTAIN BIKES-PADDLEBOARDS-SANDBOARDS-AND MORE...
8. Playa Bonita Beach
9. Cerro de la Campana
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 333 reviews
Reviewed By Dazbc2014 - Kelowna, Canada
Great walk up from hotel ibis , nice place once up there , just watch out for the dogs when walking ...it's a windey way up to the top not too many cars go up in the morning when I did , but once to top you will notice many scenic pictures when walking up , once at the top great view of Hermosillo , not to be missed
10. Nacapule Canyon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By 818annw - Dover, United Kingdom
We wanted to hike and see something of the countryside here - where desert meets the sea. Being on The San Andreas fault the rock formations are incredible. So pleased we went to Enrike’s Adventures (which I think may be called St Carlos Adventures now) . Such a lovely guy who is really passionate about the environment.. Very informative about the geology and flora and fauna of the area and the effect of the micro climate created by the canyon. This was the best day of our holiday - even though I was shaking like a leaf going up and down THE LADDER! I don’t like heights. The tranquility and connection with nature made it worthwhile....... You can climb, abseil and go on on a zip line in the canyon, too,if that’s your thing.
