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| Salto Eyipantla near Sihuapan, between Catemaco and San Andrés Tuxtla, home of Tlaloc, the lord of the rains more details |
| Casa de Cultura, San Andres Tuxtla hidden in the heart of the city and showing selection of local artifacts. more details |
| The Beaches of San Andrés Tuxtla 14 miles of coast line present some of the most beautiful beaches in America. more details |
| Regional Museum of San Andres Tuxtla The newest museum in Los Tuxtlas, opened early 2008, from olmecs to tobacco presses, impressive. more details |
| Laguna Encantada less than a mile uphill from San Andrés Tuxtla More details mañana |
| Estación Biológica Tropical Los Tuxtlas home of one of the world's most intensive studies of a tropical region, more details |
| Visit a cigar factory in San Andrés Tuxtla pick up a box and kill your best friend more details mañana |
With the massive Volcano San Martin Tuxtla
dominating its skyline and 14 miles of almost
undeveloped coast along the Gulf of Mexico
plus numerous rivers and valleys, San
Andrés Tuxtla offers umique niches of
exploration.
Culturally, two museums and a biological
research facility invite visitors to expand
their horizon.
dominating its skyline and 14 miles of almost
undeveloped coast along the Gulf of Mexico
plus numerous rivers and valleys, San
Andrés Tuxtla offers umique niches of
exploration.
Culturally, two museums and a biological
research facility invite visitors to expand
their horizon.
| Maquina Vieja an old building from the early 1900's and a swimmable waterfall more details |
| Itzpapalotl Gallery home of the local artist cooperative, on the highway towards Catemaco website |
| Luis Bianchi Botanical Gardens a budding nature reserve, home of many young botanical wonders, on the way to Eyipantla more details mañana |
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Attractions of San Andrés Tuxtla
