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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What to do and see in San Luis Potosi, San Luis Potosi: The Best Caverns & Caves
Discover the best top things to do in San Luis Potosi, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast including Caves Mantetzulel, Cuevas Mantezulel, Sotano de las Huahuas, Cueva en Taninul, Grutas de la Catedral y El Angel, Cueva de Agua, Sotano De Las Golondrinas.
Restaurants in San Luis Potosi
1. Caves Mantetzulel
2. Cuevas Mantezulel
3. Sotano de las Huahuas
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By cavedodger - Playa del Carmen, Mexico
We ended up here by accident after failing to make reservations at another attraction. The young local guide Isaura was very knowledgeable and knew when to talk and when to just stay quiet and let us enjoy the forest and wildlife. The cave itself is breath-taking and we saw scores of green parrots and swifts darting in and out of the cave to feed their young. It was a hot afternoon which made the walk more challenging but the entire pathway has manmade steps and Isaura allowed multiple rest stops for people to catch their breathe. Will remember this one for years to come.
4. Cueva en Taninul
5. Grutas de la Catedral y El Angel
6. Cueva de Agua
7. Sotano De Las Golondrinas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By weicreation - Mount Shasta, United States
If you are visiting the Swallow’s Cave, you can directly stay at Aquismon, there are budge accommodation around the plaza. Locals told me colectivos pick up passengers to the cave at the plaza (I was lucky to catch a ride with a private vehicle), or you can take a taxi. You can see the swallows coming out or going into the cave at sunrise or sunset. For the morning one most people get there before dawn, but there wasn’t anything really happening till dawn, and it reached the peak a bout 1 hour later. Try to find out which direction is the sunrise and sit there, as millions of swallows will spin like a washing machine up from the cave then fly right over your head towards the sun. Strangely a few occasionally dive back down, so you may get a little bit of the sunset viewing experience. Sunrise one is more of a phenomenon, sunset one is more of a shock, I suppose. There are very nice people offering tourists a free view over the cave while securing them with a rope, please remember to tip them. The road from the town to the cave has been well paved with sighs. You do have to walk down many stairs to that spot, and the first time for that reason I skipped that place, but later I found out it was a easy walk with slowly descending well constructed stairs, only the last 5 minutes was rough, but you can do it really slow. I was told from the plaza there is also transportation to Tamul waterfall (you have to make a transfer somewhere). There are plenty of places you can see another lake, another mountain, or another waterfall, but another place like this cave personally I’ve never heard of.
