A long, warm weekend is coming! If you have the opportunity to get out of the city to cool off, spend time with your family, and forget about work stress, this is a great plan that will help you make the most of the long weekend. We’re talking about Tlaco, a spa located in the state of Hidalgo that will welcome you to its natural hot spring jacuzzis.
This water park is a family-friendly place where fun slides down the slides and plunges into its pools with games or warm waters. Visitors don’t waste any time sunbathing in the green areas and socializing in places like the bar and palapas.
But beyond the fun, Tlaco is a spa for relaxation, and what better way to do that than in hot tubs located inside intimate caves. Get ready to free yourself from your thoughts and let your body flow with the hot springs, which come from the town of Tlacotlapilco.
This experience costs $150 per person and lasts one hour; the rental must include at least two people per hot tub. Please note that this price is in addition to the park entrance fee.
If you want to take your relaxation to the next level, you can opt for one of their massages: Swedish, holistic, therapeutic, geriatric, or cupping. Keep in mind that you need to book in advance; you can do so via WhatsApp (+52 772 159 8936).
How much does it cost to enter the Tlaco Ecological Water Park?
General admission for children over one meter tall and adults costs $165 per person; seniors with INAPAM pay $80.
There’s also accommodation!
As if that weren’t enough, at this spa you can extend the fun and stay at its hotel, cabins, or campground. You’ll find rooms for up to four people, starting at $2,700. The camping area costs $50 per person.
But beware! Before you dive in, keep in mind that gas tanks, glass containers, pets, and sharp objects are not allowed.
Find your swimsuit, add sunscreen to your suitcase, and get ready to enjoy the upcoming long weekend. Remember that Tlaco is open Monday through Sunday from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., while the hot tubs are available 24 hours a day.
