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Cacahuamilpa underground rivers

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n the north of the state of Guerrero there are two of the most impressive and beautiful underground rivers in our country: the San Jerónimo River (6,800 m) and the Chontalcoatlan River (5,700 m), which cross the Otlaltepec hill just below the tourist caves of Cacahuamilpa, which in one place called "two mouths" appear and form the Amacuzac. The route of both is variable and depends heavily on the people, but takes an average of 5 to 7 hours.

These underground rivers are fully active cavities that are in full development due to the water flowing through their cavity and are gradually eroding the limestone to be able to get to the outlet. Over the years, an underground river can cause its cavity to change, leaving a dry cave and allowing formations to grow extensively.

No previous experience is required to operate this tour, only that you are over 12 years old, in good physical condition and not suffering from any medical condition (high or low blood pressure, asthma, claustrophobia, nocturnal phobia, etc.).

SEASON

The tours in these rivers take place in the season from late January to early May.

➢ GENERAL INFORMATION

• Minimum age 12 years (minors must be accompanied by an adult).
• You must be in good condition and not have any chronic illnesses.
• Duration: 1 day (Chontalcoatlan River),
2 days (San Jerónimo River).
• Difficulty level: intended for the general public.
• Season: from late January to early May.

➢ DRESS

• Dry-Fit-T-Shirt (long sleeves optional) for wetting.
• Long lycra pants for wetting.
• Comfortable sneakers with ribbons in optimal conditions and with a good pattern on the sole (no sandals or open shoes; the foot must be protected in the water) • Complete change of clothes (shoes, light pants or shorts, shirt, underwear and sweatshirt * ); stays in the vehicle. • Magnifying glasses should be tied with string or should not be carried.

➢ EQUIPMENT REQUIRED

• Life jacket.
• helmet.
• Headlights with batteries and spare bulbs.
• Small backpack (attack) with a waterproof bag or airtight bottle to stow away.
• Personal first aid kit

➢ RECOMMENDED FOOD FOR THE TOUR

• Water or energy drink (1.5 liters per person). • Energy snack (energy bars, dried fruit, muesli, pralines, etc.).

➢ RECOMMENDATIONS

• Not having had any intense activity the day before, preferably two days before.
• Not having consumed alcoholic beverages.
• Hydrate well.
• Eat well.
• I slept and rested well before leaving.

➢ PACKAGES:

➢ BASIC

Here you manage the tour with your own team. Río San Jerónimo $ 3590.00 Mex.Peso per person. Chontalcoatlan River $ 3540.00 Mex.Peso per person. The tour starts with at least 10 people

Contains:

Guided tour with highly qualified staff,
accommodation and transportation (from Mexico City).

Does not include:

Food, unspecified expenses.

➢ MEDIUM

San Jerónimo River $ 4300.00 Mex.Peso per person. Chontalcoatlan River $ 4750.00 Mex.Peso per person. The tour starts with at least 10 people.

Contains: Equipment (life jacket, lamp and helmet)
carried by highly qualified personnel.
Transportation (from Mexico City),
accommodation

Does not include: Food, unspecified expenses.

➢ FULL

Río San Jerónimo $ 6,500.00 Mexican Peso per person. Chontalcoatlan River $ 6,400.00 Mexican Peso per person. At least 8 people.

Contains: Transportation from Mexico City and back,
access fees, accommodation,
equipment (life jacket,
lamp and helmet) guided by highly qualified Staff

Does not include: :

Food, and other unspecified expenses.

Payment Policy:

In order to discontinue the service, a 100% prepayment is required at least 15 days before the date of your event. Check availability and pay the rest before departure.

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