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Get to know this incredible water park that entertains and entertains people of all ages. Built outdoors, it has slides, an artificial river, a wave pool, sun loungers and a children's area. It also has soccer and volleyball fields.

Get to know this island with a fortress erected since 1519. San Juan de Ulúa is located in front of the csotas of the Gulf of Mexico in the port of Veracruz. The fortress was built to protect against pirate attacks at the time against Spain and has the style called "Italian design".

Explore the most important aquarium in Mexico, located in Veracruz. It features nine areas: The Tuxtlas jungle, the freshwater gallery, the large reef fish tank, the coral reef gallery, the shark area, the jellyfish tank, the manatee area, the dolphinarium and the penguin area.

Enjoy an adrenaline-filled day of rafting down this river. The Jalcomulco rapids offer different levels of difficulty and fun for everyone.

Visit this part of the city and discover the rich history of Veracruz. Explore the house of Hernán Cortés, Ermita del Rosario, the Cabildo Building and the Santa Ana barracks.

Discover a charming island in the Gulf of Mexico. Take a boat tour to get a closer look at this island. Its location is close to the port of Veracruz and is part of the Veracruz Reef System National Marine Park. Access the surrounding reefs by kayak and snorkel.

The Mexico Naval Museum is located in the city of Veracruz. Its mission is to exhibit, conserve and preserve the cultural assets of the Mexican Navy, as well international events in which the Mexican Navy has participated. The museum was founded in the first headquarters of the Heroic Naval Military School on July 1, 1997, during the presidential term of Ernesto Zedillo.

The Baluarte of Santiago is a military building with restricted access and high walls, which was completed in 1635. It formed part of the nine bastions that made up the wall that surrounded the port of Veracruz.

Located 14 kilometers from Antón Lizardo beach in the municipality of Alvarado, the Isla de Enmedio is known for its white sand and turquoise waters - more similar to the Mexican Caribbean than to those of the Gulf of Mexico. This beautiful island is part of the Veracruz Reef System, declared a Protected Natural Area in 1992.

This museum displays many of Agustin Lara's personal items, including his clothes, discography, magazines and personal photos of the family. It also features several rooms with information and facts about the life of this great character.

As part of this festival, a parade for the Virgin of the Candlemas takes place along the river, along with a presentation of the Child in the Temple. This is a popular festival for Tlacotalpeños.

Located two hours from Veracruz, Orizaba features numerous Catholic temples and convents; the city experienced a great deal of growth during the Porfirato era of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Among the most popular attractions are the Museo de las Orquídeas, the Museo del Café, the historic city center, the Casa de Cultura; the Former Hacienda La Orduña, home to the “La Ceiba Gráfica” cultural center, the Former Hacienda Zimpizahua and the Former Hacienda el Trianón.

Xalapa invites you to visit the theaters, walk through the parks, marvel at the spectacular views of the surrounding volcanoes and hills and enjoy the bohemian atmosphere and culture of the capital. Listen to the marimba and and some salsa music as you enjoy delicious traditional snacks.