Located on the banks of the Tecolutla River, very close to the El Tajín archaeological site. You can visit valuable vanilla plantations, as well as other medicinal and ornamental plants, or swim in rivers and waterfalls while walking along trails amidst beautiful natural landscapes.

You can also enjoy walking among fruit plantations such as oranges and lemons, learn more about the legends and traditions of the region, and savor delicious dishes prepared in an open rustic kitchen. Don't miss out on the famous acamayas (crayfish) that are popular in the region.

Another interesting place in the area is the Cueva de los Murciélagos (Bat Cave), where it is a unique experience to witness the bats' nightly emergence.

It offers comfortable cabins.