Journey to the past - We went for Civitatis and were promised at the sale a cable car ride that never appeared. Take it into account!!!

Grottos and Taxco - The experience was excellent, the operator was very friendly and punctual, we had a lot of fun, very beautiful places to visit

A natural sight - Wow an amazing place very accessible and with good history, a guided tour our super cool guide, makes you see the figures on the stones in a very fun way, a place I recommend to visit.

A fantastic experience in the Cacahuamilpa Grottos - It was a very pleasant experience, a little tired from everything you walk that walking and the heat you feel there is incredible, but it is a beautiful place, you really enjoy the smell and climate you feel along the route as well as the view of those incredible formations that nature gives us. If the town of Taxco, seems to me a very pleasant place to visit with the family, there are very good guides who give you the tour of this place and tell you very interesting stories of it.

Amazing Silver City Tour - This field trip was organized by the teachers of the third grade high school. Upon arrival, notice that all the houses had the same facade, the same color on the roofs and the streets were cobbled together. We took a tour of the area, we entered a place called "La Casona" where they sell pure items made of silver, we also entered the Cacahuamilpa caves, where the guides told us when we left that we had gone 100 meters underground. Finally we took a tour of the main square and entered the Parish of Santa Prisca and San Sebastian.

Fantastic - Fantastic large caves putside of Taxco, Guerrero, Mexico. Got there with GF by rental car. At the entrance is a parking lot with some vendors. You have to pay some extra for parking. Recommend having fresh coconut milk from coconut sold by a vendor there. Cheap (cash only), very refreshing. Some vendors take credit card. Only water permitted in the caves. Thr caves are breathtaking. My GF suffers from claustrophobia but did not have a problem here as the caves are massive. You go in with a group from the entrance with a guide. If you know a bit of cave terminology, a bit of Spanish, a bit of christian iconography, you will understand most of what the guide says (ours only spoke in Spanish). You can later walk around on your own and exit on your own. Guide points out some unusual cave formations highlighted by a guide control ligting system that you would otherwise miss. Recommend bringing a good flash light if you want to exit at your own pace. All the walking is on a well maintained designated path. Well worth the visit. Located 20-30 minutes from Taxco where we stayed for a couple of nights.