Tequisquiapan’s UTV adventure tour offers an exhilarating way to explore the region’s captivating landscapes. Guided by knowledgeable hosts, participants navigate winding roads, ascend to stunning viewpoints, and visit historic sites like Bernal Station. With hotel pick-up and drop-off services, this tour provides a seamless experience for up to six adventurers. Discover the beauty and history of this enchanting area, as you embark on an unforgettable off-road journey.
Key Points
- 2-hour UTV adventure tour in Tequisquiapan with live guides available in Spanish and English.
- Tour includes pick-up and drop-off within 1km of the central zone, helmets, and goggles.
- Explore Tequisquiapan’s scenic landscapes, visit Bernal Station, and admire panoramic views from the highest viewpoint.
- Tour not suitable for children under 9, pregnant women, or individuals with back problems.
- Discounts available for students, the elderly, and individuals with disabilities.
Activity Overview
The UTV Adventure Tour in Tequisquiapan offers a 2-hour excursion to explore the area’s scenic landscapes. Priced at $48.82 per person, the tour provides a live guide in Spanish and English.
Set out on a 2-hour UTV adventure in Tequisquiapan’s scenic landscapes, guided in Spanish and English for $48.82 per person.
Customers can take advantage of the free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance. There’s also a reserve now, pay later option available.
The tour includes hotel pick-up and drop-off within 1km of the central zone, as well as helmets, goggles, an ice box for drinks, and a radio.
However, food, gratuities, and pick-up outside the central zone incur additional costs.
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Tour Highlights
Explorers embark on a captivating journey through the landscape of Tequisquiapan, where they’ll visit the historic Bernal Station and marvel at the beauty of the nearby dam.
The tour culminates with an ascent to the highest viewpoint, offering panoramic vistas of the region.
Throughout the adventure, guests can revel in the thrill of navigating the terrain aboard UTVs, guided by knowledgeable local experts.
Complimentary hotel pick-up and drop-off service within the central zone ensure a seamless experience, allowing participants to fully enjoy the natural wonders of Tequisquiapan.
Inclusions and Exclusions
The tour includes pick-up and drop-off services, helmets and goggles upon request, a knowledgeable guide, and an ice box for drinks. However, food, gratuities, and pick-up outside the central zone (additional cost) are excluded. The tour is not suitable for children under 9, pregnant women, or individuals with back problems.
| Inclusions | Exclusions |
| — | — |
| – Pick-up and drop-off | – Food |
| – Helmets and goggles (upon request) | – Gratuities |
| – Guide | – Pick-up outside central zone (additional cost) |
| – Ice box for drinks | |
| – Radio | |
Participant Information
A maximum of 6 people, including the guide as the driver, can be accommodated per UTV.
Guests have the option to drive their own UTV, but an additional charge applies, and a valid license is required.
Guests can drive their own UTV, but an additional charge applies, and a valid license is required.
The tour is suitable for all ages and individuals with disabilities.
Discounts are available for students (0-18 years), the elderly (50+ years), and people with disabilities, who must provide proof.
The standard price for ages 18-49 is 1,000 MXN per person.
An extra charge of 1,200 MXN applies for driving your own UTV.
More Great Tours NearbyPreparation and Restrictions
Participants should bring sunglasses, hats, cameras, snacks, drinks, sunscreen, and water, as well as wear comfortable clothing.
Smoking and alcoholic drinks are prohibited inside the vehicles.
The tour is suitable for all ages and individuals with disabilities, with discounts available for students, the elderly, and those with disabilities.
However, it isn’t recommended for children under 9, pregnant women, or those with back problems.
Adherence to these preparation and restriction guidelines ensures a safe and enjoyable UTV adventure in the stunning landscape of Tequisquiapan.
Exploring the Landscape of Tequisquiapan
Exploring the stunning landscapes of Tequisquiapan begins as the UTV adventure tour departs from the central zone.
Traversing winding roads, the group ascends to the highest viewpoint, offering panoramic vistas of the rolling hills and lush valleys.
As the UTV tour traverses winding roads, the group reaches the highest viewpoint, revealing panoramic vistas of rolling hills and lush valleys.
The tour then visits the historic Bernal Station, where participants marvel at the unique architecture and learn about the region’s rich heritage.
The journey continues towards the captivating dam, its serene waters reflecting the surrounding natural beauty.
Throughout the tour, the guide provides insightful commentary, ensuring guests fully enjoy the breathtaking scenery of Tequisquiapan.
Visiting Historic Bernal Station
As the UTV tour winds its way through the scenic countryside, it arrives at the historic Bernal Station.
This 19th-century railroad station once served as an important transportation hub, connecting the nearby town of Bernal to the rest of the region.
Visitors can explore the station’s well-preserved architecture, admiring the detailed stonework and vintage railroad equipment on display.
The guide provides insights into the station’s rich history, sharing stories of its role in the economic and social development of the area.
Guests have the opportunity to wander the grounds, imagining the bustling activity that once took place here as trains came and went.
Enjoying Panoramic Views From the Highest Viewpoint
Where does the tour ascend to the highest viewpoint?
The tour climbs to the highest point, offering panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscape. From this elevated vantage, visitors can marvel at the dam’s beauty and take in the stunning views of Tequisquiapan.
The tour climbs to the highest point, offering panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscape and stunning views of Tequisquiapan.
The guide points out notable landmarks and shares information about the region’s history and natural features. This is a highlight of the UTV adventure, providing an opportunity to capture breathtaking photos and gain a deeper appreciation for the area’s natural splendor.
The descent back down offers a thrilling ride with the wind in your face.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Bring My Own UTV for the Tour?
Yes, participants can bring their own UTV for the tour, but there’s an additional charge of 1,200 MXN and a valid driver’s license is required to drive their own vehicle.
Are There Any Age Restrictions for Participants?
The tour is suitable for all ages, but children under 9 are not allowed. Discounts are available for students, the elderly, and those with disabilities who provide proof. The standard price is for ages 18-49.
What Happens if I Need to Cancel the Tour?
If you need to cancel the tour, you can get a full refund if you do so 24 hours in advance. The tour operator offers a free cancellation policy to provide flexibility for customers.
Is There a Weight Limit for the UTV Vehicle?
There is no stated weight limit for the UTV vehicles. However, the tour does have a maximum of 6 people per UTV, including the guide as the driver. Passengers should be able to fit comfortably within the vehicle.
Can I Wear My Own Helmet or Do I Need to Use the Provided Ones?
Clients can use the helmets and goggles provided by the tour operator. They don’t need to bring their own helmets. The tour includes the use of the necessary safety gear for the UTV adventure.
The Sum Up
The UTV adventure tour in Tequisquiapan offers an exhilarating way to explore the region’s stunning landscapes. With a knowledgeable guide, you’ll navigate winding roads, ascend to breathtaking viewpoints, and visit historic sites like the Bernal Station. This intimate experience, complete with hotel pick-up and drop-off, is a must-do for adventure-seekers looking to enjoy the beauty and history of Tequisquiapan.
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