Day trip EcoTour to National Park and volcanoes Izta Popo, Thu, Mar 21, 2024, 7:00 AM

Embark on a captivating eco-tour to the National Park and majestic volcanoes Iztaccihuatl and Popocatépetl. Witness the dormant beauty of Iztaccihuatl, shaped like a sleeping woman at 5230 meters, and the active force of Popocatépetl at 5426 meters, Mexico's second and third highest peaks. Located just 2.5 hours away from Mexico City in the State of Mexico, this adventure promises breathtaking views and unforgettable experiences.

The excursion offers a moderate level of activity, reaching elevations between 3900 to 4200 meters. Take your time to acclimatize and tailor the journey to your preferences, whether you prefer leisurely exploration or a challenging hike towards the Izta volcano.

Explore the historic Paso de Cortes, a significant pass where Hernán Cortés and his men traversed in 1519 on their way to confront the Aztecs. Delve into the rich history of this region while soaking in the natural wonders surrounding you.

Discover the beauty of the State of Mexico alongside fellow adventurers.
Visit our Travel Blog for more insights on Izta Popo National Park: https://aztecexplorers.com/2020/05/26/day-trip-to-national-park-and-volcanoes-izta-popo-from-mexico-city/

Secure your spot by making a payment 5 to 10 days before the tour to ensure smooth arrangements for transportation.

Join us for this adventure at the price of 1250 Mexican Pesos, which includes private transport, a skilled driver, knowledgeable coordinator, Spanish explanations, and entrance to the National Park.

To complete your payment, you can transfer funds in advance via Wise if you're outside Mexico, or opt for cash payment at 7 Eleven or Oxxo stores, a cash deposit at Banamex bank, or a local bank transfer within Mexico. Contact Lidia Herrera on WhatsApp at +52 55 1308 3732 (Whatsapp, Lidia Herrera) for availability and payment details.

Uncover the hidden treasures of Mexico with us and create lasting memories in this enchanting land.

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