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KNOWN FOR ITS UNMATCHED LANDSCAPES
Frontera is the municipal seat of Centla and one of the two most important ports in the area. However, what characterizes Frontera are its natural landscapes.
The municipality is part of the "Ruta de los Pantanos" (Swamp Route) and is part of the Centla Biosphere Reserve. Additionally, it is here where the Grijalva River merges its fresh waters with the salty sea, creating a unique natural environment.
Frontera is a place full of traditions and history that you can discover by walking through its streets and exploring its buildings.
The climate is warm and humid with abundant rain in the summer. The average maximum temperature is 30.8 °C and the minimum is 20.5 °C.
It is located southeast of the Gulf of Mexico, 78 kilometers from Villahermosa.
Frontera
What to See in Frontera
Tourist Attractions in Frontera
Parroquia de Santa María de Guadalupe
This impressive 20-meter-high building is characterized by its two towers ending in a cross shape, housing the bells. It was built after the old church was demolished around 1930.
Ex Aduana Marítima (Former Maritime Customs House)
Inaugurated by Benito Juárez in 1871, it is one of the oldest customs houses in Mexico. It was built since the arrival of the Spaniards and had its peak during the 19th century. It was recently restored.
What to Do in Frontera
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UNMISSABLE EXPERIENCES IN FRONTERA
Explore the Centla Swamps Biosphere Reserve
Touring the Centla Swamps area is a must for nature lovers. This is the largest wetland area in North America with just over 300,000 hectares and serves as a refuge and breeding area for large populations of migratory aquatic birds.
Enjoy the Swamp Route
You can take this route by boarding a boat to admire the landscapes of water and mangroves and reach the point known as "Tres Brazos" where the Usumacinta and Grijalva rivers meet. It is an impressive area for its beauty, and to enjoy this experience, you need to hire a tour operator.
Visit La Casa del Agua
This is the point where the two mightiest rivers in Mexico, the Grijalva and the Usumacinta, converge. It was built for environmental study and features an attractive lookout and interactive rooms showcasing ecosystem conservation and restoration.
Relax and Enjoy the Beaches
You can visit the Chambor, Miramar, or El Bosque beaches to enjoy the sea and sand. They offer cabins, restaurants, and kayak rentals.
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