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A private day south of Monterrey to the Cascada Cola de Caballo waterfall, a mountain reservoir, and the cobblestone Pueblo Mágico of Santiago.
A private day trip from Monterrey into the Sierra Madre, visiting the Cascada Cola de Caballo (Horsetail Falls) waterfall, the Presa de la Boca reservoir, and the cobblestone streets of Santiago, Nuevo León's first officially designated Pueblo Mágico.
This private day trip heads south into the Sierra Madre to Parque Ecoturístico Cola de Caballo, where a short walk leads to the Cascada Cola de Caballo waterfall, fed by runoff from the mountains of Cumbres de Monterrey National Park. From there, your private driver-guide continues to a lookout over the Presa de la Boca reservoir before finishing in Santiago, a cobblestone colonial town and Nuevo León's first Pueblo Mágico, with time to walk its historic center.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Hotel pickup included from anywhere in Monterrey.
A real waterfall in the pine-oak forest of Parque Ecoturístico Cola de Caballo, fed by the Sierra Madre's mountain runoff.
A scenic lookout over this mountain reservoir, a popular local escape from the city.
Time to walk the cobblestone streets and historic center of a town officially designated a 'Magical Town' for its colonial character.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A private day trip from Monterrey into the Sierra Madre, visiting the Cascada Cola de Caballo (Horsetail Falls) waterfall, the Presa de la Boca reservoir, and the cobblestone streets of Santiago, Nuevo León's first officially designated Pueblo Mágico. This private day trip heads south into the Sierra Madre to Parque Ecoturístico Cola de Caballo, where a short walk leads to the Cascada Cola de Caballo waterfall, fed by runoff from the mountains of Cumbres de Monterrey National Park. From there, your private driver-guide continues to a lookout over the Presa de la Boca reservoir before finishing in Santiago, a cobblestone colonial town and Nuevo León's first Pueblo Mágico, with time to walk its historic center.
Cola de Caballo, the 'Horsetail' waterfall, falls about 25 metres in a thin cascade whose fan shape gives it its name. It lies in the town of Villa de Santiago, in the mountains south of Monterrey, and can run strongly after rain and thinly in dry months, so its look varies by season.
Presa de la Boca, formally the Rodrigo Gómez dam, was built between 1961 and 1963 and holds around 40 million cubic metres of water as one of Monterrey's water sources. Its level has dropped sharply in dry years, so the view you get depends on recent rainfall.
Santiago was designated a Pueblo Mágico by Mexico's tourism secretariat in 2006, a federal label for towns with notable heritage and character; it is described locally as the first in Nuevo León. Its cobbled centre makes a relaxed end to the day.
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